Pride Centre of Edmonton

A safe space to access knowledge and resources for minority gender and/or sexuality people of Edmonton.The Pride Centre of Edmonton offers, among other services, free therapy sessions with trained councillors, a number of support and social groups, a queer literature library, and open non-judging safe space.This is a good place for any queer or questioning person to seek understanding and acceptance. The pride centre is also open to straight and cis allies who wish to have a better understanding of the challenges facing gender and sexual minority people, and how to help overcome them.If you are in need of help due to violence or discrimination, please contact the pride centre. They can direct you to appropriate help hot lines, shelters, and other resources.

Spacious, safe environment with kind, inclusive, diverse group of volunteers; went here for chest-binder exchange program, which is free for those in need! Those with mobility concerns: there is an elevator that requires staff assistance, so call ahead.

Amazing people with big hearts work and volunteer here. It's great to know that our city has such a place to support our growing LGBTQ+ community.

If you're feeling at all shy or nervous about visiting the Pride Centre, I promise you you will be welcome. The atmosphere is usually very low-key, and there are lots of spaces to hang out in, depending on your comfort level and what you're looking for. Sit at the communal table for games and crafts, chill in one of the couch corners, meditate in a private relaxation room, or grab a book from their library and lay in a hammock. Chat with one of the staff members or volunteers to find out all the resources they have available. If you see me there, I'm always happy to play a game of Scrabble!

The people here are angels, almost all of their services are free and open fpr anyone who needs them, if you are in need of support i highly recommend dropping by and saying hello.Stay gay everyone <3 (gay is a synonym for euphoria btw)

This place is a blessing to have .the people are Amazing ,kala, Jayden, Cassandra, Mohammad, oh I and my boys love visiting the center , it's the safest fun space. Visit them for yourself and you will be glad you did. Also they have lots of activities for everyone.

Pride Centre is a safe, judge free zone. The staff are all friendly and super helpful and make visiting there simply a pleasure. The staff are trained to handle almost any situation you may need assistance with and what they are not equipped to handle will work hard to find you resources they can refer you to that can help.

today june 26th is the day after evedroping their are condemning the culture of inuit people up north ling the big girl with tattoos makeng fun of other people and cultures seems to be racist to me don't you think and not a very safe place to be

The space is amazing and the staff are very welcoming.