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Alberta Ombudsman

The Alberta Ombudsman is an independent oversight office that investigates complaints about unfair treatment by provincial government programs, including Alberta Supports, Income Support, AISH/ADAP, and matters heard by the Appeals Secretariat (such as FSCD). The Ombudsman is an oversight and complaint avenue, not a disability service provider, and generally requires you to first complete the complaint or appeal process with the agency involved.

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Service area

Alberta

Services offered

Independent investigation of complaints about provincial government programs and administrative fairness; guidance on the complaints process.

Who is eligible

Anyone who has a complaint about a provincial government program and has first completed the available complaint or appeal process with the agency involved.
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Last verified August 18, 2026

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