Contact Us

To help you plan your visit to SACE, here is some information about how to contact us, getting here, and accessibility.

Phone

Call the SACE office and follow the menu system prompts.

Call 780.423.4102

Email

For general SACE enquiries or concerns.

info@sace.ca

For counselling or police and court support enquiries: ac.ecasobfsctd@gnillesnuoc

For media requests: ac.ecasobfsctd@aidem

For public education enquiries: ac.ecasobfsctd@noitacude

For volunteer enquiries: ac.ecasobfsctd@reetnulov

Fax
780.421.8734

Hours of operation
Monday – Thursday
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Address
300 – 10339 124 St. NW
Edmonton, AB T5N 3W1

Getting Here

Transit: SACE can be accessed by Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) bus routes 005 and 002.
  • Bus stops 1240 and 1640 are the closest to SACE. The 005 bus stops along 124 Street.
  • The 002 bus stops near SACE at the intersection between 124 Street and 102 Avenue (bus stop 1971).
  • During the construction of the Valley Line West LRT, there is a shuttle bus which stops along 124 Street and Stony Plain Road.

Plan your trip through the Edmonton Transit Service Trip Planner or BusLink at 780.496.1600.

DATS drops off and picks up from the front door.

SACE offers free bus tickets to clients who need them. If you require transportation support you can contact us by phone or email, or talk to either your counsellor or a receptionist when you arrive.

Parking: Free street parking is between 1 to 2 hours of availability (street
signs will indicate which.)

Parking meters are $2 per hour, with a maximum of 2 hours of parking.

There are several paid parking lots within 1 to 2 blocks of SACE and are available during SACE business hours.

 

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Our Space and Accessibility

Front entrance of a grey office building with sign that says "Princeton Place 10339 - 124 Street" and two cars parked on the street.
Front entrance of a grey office building with sign that says "Princeton Place 10339 - 124 Street" and two cars parked on the street.
Princeton Place entrance with ramp and handrail. Wooden bench is in front of the glass doors and "West End Gallery" sign is on the brick wall.
Accessible entrance "Push to open" button with an opened automatic door at the front of Princeton Place.
Lobby elevators with grey and neutral walls. The directory sign in the centre has text that says "Princeton Place" with elevator call buttons below.
Series of three photos: Elevator button panel with the 3 button illuminated, an open elevator door, and the SACE office frosted glass door with office nameplate, signage, doorbell, square metal button with the International Symbol of Access person in a wheelchair "push to open" on a white wall.
SACE accessible entrance with frosted design and "SACE" on glass. Key card entry system bar and a square metal button with the International Symbol of Access person in a wheelchair "push to open" on a white wall.
SACE office reception desk with a dark blue painted wall and backlit SACE sign with "Listen. Believe. Support." sign below. Two black monitors and two black office chairs are behind the desk. Candles and white flowers sit on the middle of the desk in glass containers. An office can be seen beyond the front desk.
SACE office reception desk with a dark blue painted wall and backlit SACE sign with "Listen. Believe. Support." sign below. Two black monitors and two black office chairs are behind the desk. Candles and white flowers sit on the middle of the desk in glass containers.
SACE reception waiting room with various neutral chairs and seating against a windowed wall. Neutral artwork is hung on the wall and three large light fixtures and four smaller recessed lights line the ceiling.
SACE reception waiting room with neutral coloured chairs, benches, and tables and wall of windows, two chairs against windowed wall, two stools, a medium sized table with potted plant and "safe(r) spaces" sign with electric fireplace and flat screen TV.
SACE reception waiting area at night with dark chairs, stool, table, and electric fireplace with flat screen TV.
Adult counsellor office after sunset lit by a lamp with warm lighting. Two chairs face each other with patterned pillows and a side table. A vertical "In Session" sign hangs on the door knob.
Adult counsellor office with chairs, side tables, potted plants, a clock, and artwork against a green painted wall..
Four books with titles "Yes! No!", "The Color Monster", "Let's talk about body boundaries, consent & respect", and "Stolen Words" displayed on a dark bookshelf against a blue wall.
A series of three photos of a child and youth counsellor office with a tall fabric tent and plush animals and toys. A table with a sand tray is in the middle of the room with a stool, two chairs and a bookshelf surrounding it, grey carpeted office hallway with floating shelves and colourful artwork on the right wall, and an adult counsellor office with chair, pillows, bookshelves, and artwork on the dark green wall.
Sandbox tray filled with sand. A narrow wood cutting board is placed across the top with a heart shaped wooden box filled with stones, rocks and decorative objects, rainbow coloured dinosaur and unicorn push pop bubble fidget sensory toys, and a plastic tray of animal shaped objects.
SACE adult counsellor office with two chairs, blankets, book shelf filled with books, baskets, plants, and a cabinet. There is artwork on the walls and a light coloured area rug in the middle of the floor.
SACE playroom, grey carpeted hallway, and counsellor office with a chair and pillows and side table with small potted plant and a box of tissues.
Playroom figurines displayed on white bookshelves.
Playroom with large grey pillows in a castle play area with toy shield, sword, and hat on a grey carpet. A colourful felt art board is against the white wall and stools and chairs off to the side.
Youth counsellor office with a small cabin style tent filled with plus toys and pillows. A cabinet with children and youth books displayed on the top sits against the wall with a small table and chair in the middle of the office.
Youth counsellor office with a small cabin style tent filled with plus toys and pillows. A cabinet with children and youth books displayed on the top sits against the wall with a small table and chair in the middle of the office. A desk and computer are against the wall with windows with the blinds pulled halfway down.
Books for children and youth, a platypus stuffed animal and a progress pride flag on top of a brown wooden cabinet with black border.

Physical Accessibility

There is a ramp with a handrail to the building’s front door.
There are two elevators to the third floor, and the hallways and doors can accommodate mobility devices.
All mobility devices can be accommodated at SACE.
The building’s front doors and the doors in the SACE foyer on the third floor are automatic. Visitors will be buzzed into the SACE office.
Someone is at reception at all times to assist with any accommodations.
A fully accessible single-stall washroom secured by a door code is on the main floor, and there are public gendered stalled washrooms on the third floor in the hallway before entering the secured SACE office.

Communication Accessibility

SACE has staff who can provide counselling in languages other than English. For any languages not spoken by our counsellors, we will do our best to arrange for an interpreter to attend the sessions.
The SACE website has a range of accessibility options that can be customized through the UserWay accessibility icon at the bottom left of any page of sace.ca. The UserWay accessibility menu can also be accessed by using CTRL+U on a keyboard.
Education sessions can be customized to support speakers of English as an additional language, and people with varying learning levels or cognitive abilities.
Signage in the building does not currently include braille.

Sensory Accessibility

SACE tries to maintain a scent-free space; however, some of the materials used in the building may cause irritation for people with allergies or chemical sensitivities.
LED lighting is used throughout the building and the SACE office.
White noise machines are used at SACE.

If you have any accessibility concerns, please contact SACE by phone or email before your visit, and we will do our best to assist with any accommodations.

The SACE logo is displayed in reverse colours for use on dark backgrounds

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Office: 780.423.4102
Fax: 780.421.8734
info@sace.ca

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Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton (SACE)

 

300 – 10339 124 St NW
Edmonton, AB Canada T5N 3W1

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amiskwaciwâskahikan,
Treaty 6 Territory

We Respectfully

Acknowledge the autonomy of Indigenous peoples, and that SACE is located on Treaty 6 Territory and Métis District 9, amiskwacîy ᐊᒥᐢᑲᐧᒋ, which is a traditional home and gathering place for many Indigenous peoples, including Niitsítapii/Blackfoot, nehîyawak/Cree, Dene, Nakota Sioux, Saulteaux, Métis, and specifically the ancestral space of the Papaschase Cree (https://native-land.ca). 

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