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Prince Albert Mobile Crisis Unit

About​

Prince Albert Mobile Crisis Unit provides crisis intervention and support after regular office hours within the city of Prince Albert. Crisis workers respond to situations such as child abuse/neglect, family conflict, mental health crises, domestic violence, suicidal thoughts, elder abuse, homelessness, addictions and other emergencies. Services are mobile, confidential and culturally respectful.

Coverage​

City limits of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

Who it’s for​

  • Individuals and families in the Prince Albert area experiencing a crisis after regular business hours.
  • People needing assessment, crisis counselling, intervention or referrals.
  • Anyone concerned about child abuse, violence, suicide, mental health, homelessness, addictions or other emergencies.

Contact​

  • Crisis line: 306‑764‑1011
  • Office line: 306‑764‑1039
  • Fax: 306‑764‑1041
  • Email: pamcu@sasktel.net
  • Address: 15 – 15th Street West, Prince Albert, SK S6V 3P4

Hours​

  • Monday–Thursday: 4:00 pm – 8:30 am (after‑hours service)
  • Friday: 4:00 pm – midnight
  • Weekends & statutory holidays: 24 hours a day
  • Services operate 365 days a year.

Languages​

  • English; interpreters may be arranged upon request.

What to expect when you call​

A crisis worker will listen, assess the situation and determine whether phone support, in‑person intervention or referral is appropriate. Mobile crisis workers may attend homes, hospitals or other locations within Prince Albert to provide crisis counselling, safety planning, de‑escalation and connection to community resources. All calls are confidential and services are free.

Sources​

  • Prince Albert Mobile Crisis Unit – contact page and hours.
  • Prince Albert Mobile Crisis Unit – description of services and crisis situations handled.
  • Saskatchewan rapid access to mental health resources (mobile crisis listing for Prince Albert).

Last compiled/checked: December 24, 2025