Local/Stettler Resources
Stettler Connects Information and Referral Centre is a non-profit organization that aims to provide you with information and resources that are available in Stettler and Stettler County.
Everything you need to know about living in the Town of Stettler! For information on utilities, taxes, bylaws, waste management and more, click above.
Everything you need to know about living in the County of Stettler! For information on utilities, taxes, bylaws, waste management and more, click above.
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Think Local, Shop Stettler encourages you to take part in a variety of promotions and events showcasing what Stettler businesses have to offer while providing the opportunity to have fun and WIN simply for shopping local! Full details for each event can be found on the promotions page.
Stettler Learning Centre promotes and provides affordable, accessible and quality life-long learning opportunities. Supporting adult learners in CAEC readiness (High School Equivalency), English for Newcomers, Basic Computer Classes, FREE Post Secondary and Career Advising, Exam Proctoring, and much more.
Walk-in
Support for those with addiction /mental health concerns.
No appointments necessary and free with Alberta Health Care coverage.
Wednesdays 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
At 4804 - 50 Street, Stettler.
Stettler & District Family & Community Support Services strives to be recognized as the agency that builds a better community by advocating and providing support that strengthens, enriches and enhances the quality of life for our community members.
Family Resource Network (FRN) focuses on prevention and early intervention services for families and youth aged 0-18 years.
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Our mission is to provide emergency food support to those in need in the Town of Stettler and surrounding area, and to promote long-term solutions to address food insecurity in our community.
A Seat at the Table was created through our Community Kitchens and feeds 200 people monthly.
Stettler Agricultural Society has indoor and outdoor facilities for roping, barrel racing, roughstock events as well as cattle sales and shows. Our Farmers’ Market runs every Tuesday from 4pm - 7pm, May through October.
The Rural Mental Health Network is a growing, community-led initiative that empowers rural and remote communities to drive mental health and wellness where they live. Grounded in collaboration and local leadership, the Network connects people, ideas, and resources across Alberta.
ACAA is dedicated to addressing sexual violence and other forms of trauma through treatment support and education to promote safe, healthy, well-functioning children, families and communities
Emergency preparedness is not about being ready for the next big disaster. It's a journey with no start or end that can be built over time. Adding preparedness actions to your daily routine allows you to build resiliency when a disruption occurs, big or small.
Newcomers from around the world are a vibrant part of our society, helping to strengthen our communities with cultural diversity and new growth opportunities. Therefore, our top priority is ensuring all newcomers feel supported, settled, and welcomed.
Skip the waiting room. With Rocket Doctor, you can speak with a fully vetted physician from the comfort of your home, on the very same day. Completely free with Alberta Health.
Alberta Law Libraries (ALL) is a provincial network of law libraries existing to provide research support and information services to the legal community (including the Judiciary, Members of the Bar, Crown Prosecutors and Justice Department Employees), self represented litigants and all Albertans. Access to legal reference assistance and Alberta Law Libraries’ collections is available to all Albertans.