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Whether you’re caring for a parent, supporting a son or daughter, or looking for a safe way forward at home, our four programs are here for you. Pick where you’d like to start.
Feel confident at every appointment and every conversation, with no more nodding along when you don’t understand.
Dedicated help with the medical and wellness needs that come with age, from booking check-ups to managing chronic conditions.
Friendly, small-group lessons focused on real situations: the pharmacy, the bus, the grocery store and chatting with neighbours.
We explain complex healthcare instructions and medication guidelines in Somali until everything is clear.
By building language skills and health literacy, elders stay connected and live more independently.
Your past doesn’t define you. Let’s build the skills, confidence and connections that lead to a job you’re proud of.
Comprehensive programs designed to support young people transitioning back into society, step by step.
Hands-on training, résumé help and interview practice that build practical skills for long-term employment.
Mentors who’ve been there help you work through personal challenges, rebuild self-esteem and stay on track.
Our employer partnerships create reliable pathways to sustainable jobs and community belonging.
You deserve to feel safe at home. We offer a private, compassionate space to talk, and practical help to move forward.
Whether you’re experiencing abuse now or recovering from it, we listen without judgment and respect your choices.
Immediate safety planning, emotional support and connections to emergency shelter resources.
Help with protective order applications and navigating the court process securely.
Counselling and support groups that help survivors rebuild their lives and heal from trauma.
For 24/7 help in over 170 languages, call Alberta’s Family Violence Info Line at 310-1818. Use the Quick exit button at any time to leave this page.
Know your rights, get the benefits you’re entitled to and have your voice heard at City Hall.
We advocate for immigrants and marginalized communities, pushing for fair policies and equal access to public resources.
From health cards to income support and immigration paperwork, we guide you through applications step by step.
We open respectful, two-way communication between community members, police, schools and city services.
Regular sessions teach residents about their rights and how to take part in local decisions.
No complicated paperwork to start. Here’s what happens after you reach out.
Call, email, use our contact form or simply walk in. Tell us a little about what’s going on, in English or Somali.
A friendly staff member meets with you privately to listen, understand your needs and answer your questions.
Together we create a simple plan (classes, a mentor, safety steps or form help) that fits your family’s life.
We check in regularly, connect you with partners and celebrate your progress along the way.
If your situation is urgent or you feel unsafe, tell us right away and we’ll prioritize your call.
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