Parent and Child Assistance Program (PCAP)

PCAP is provincial program designed to address the needs and issues facing individuals who are using substances while pregnant or who have a child who was prenatally exposed to substances.

Goals of the program:

  • Support participants to reduce or stop alcohol and/or drug use during pregnancy.

  • Support participants to increase their wellness by creating self-determined goals.

  • Support healthy pregnancies and lives for the participants and their children.

  • Support community connections.

PCAP Mentorship

Participants of the program are offered support by PCAP mentors who meet the participant where they are at in their lives and focus on building a healthy and supportive relationship.

PCAP participants are supported throughout periods of relapse and or continued use of alcohol and or drugs. No one is turned away.

Types of supports may include…

  • Collaborating with mental health and addictions treatment

  • Support with accessing medical care including birth control

  • Connection to community resources

  • Assist with finding and maintaining stable housing

  • Support with completing forms and applications

PCAP supports individuals who use alcohol and/or drugs to have healthy pregnancies and healthy families
— Alberta PCAP Council

Looking for support?

Contact us about the PCAP program.

Download a referral form.

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