We are proud to provide the Community Voicemail to other charitable and non-profit service providers who work to alleviate homelessness in the city.

The Community Voicemail provides free voicemail phone numbers to front-line workers. The front-line workers provide free voicemails to people that have no constant, reliable form of communication, are homeless or in transition.

Prince George is the second community in Canada to have a voicemail program.

Get Started

If you or your organization would like to participate in the Community Voicemail program, please contact AHSPG at:

For Individuals

Never miss another important message

Stay in contact with your housing provider, employment worker, social worker, health care provider, probation officer, counsellor, mental health worker, and support group or sponsor.

Get connected in 3 easy steps

Sign up
Personalize your recording
Give out your voicemail number to your service providers

Locations of public phones to check your messages:

Prince George Native Friendship Centre, the Fire Pit, Saint Vincent De Paul, Work BC, YAP, Central Interior Native Health, Salvation Army Food Bank, Shepard’s Corner, Hadih House, and payphones at the Court House.

For Organizations

Broadcast

Send one message to all Community Voicemail users in the city about job fairs, job opportunities, health screenings, free events, available shelter, and homelessness services.