Enough for All is working to make poverty history in Calgary. It aims to ensure that Calgary is a strong, supportive and inclusive community, where everyone has sufficient income and assets to thrive, where all Indigenous people are equal participants in Calgary's future.
Learn about Calgary's Living Wage calculation and check out the Let's Talk Poverty podcast.
Meaghon Reid weighs in on Calgary city council's spending priorities and adjustments to the current four-year budget cycle
Lee Stevens reports on ways to prevent homelessness on National Housing Day
We want to end poverty in Calgary. Sounds simple. It's not. Everyone needs to work together to make sure that poverty becomes a thing of the past.
To achieve its three primary goals, Enough for All includes 10 Levers of Change that represent specific areas of focus that must be addressed if we are to reduce poverty in Calgary. Our strategy is guided by the voices of lived experience with support from the Indigenous Advisory Committee and Poverty Talks!
Scroll through the Levers of Change to learn more.
Public transit must be connected, convenient, accessible, and affordable
2020 Evaluation Report highlights progress in poverty reduction
Collective impact and collaboration at the centre of reducing poverty in Calgary
Highlighting the experiences of poverty in all 14 wards of Calgary.
Evaluating our collective progress towards achieving Enough for All in 2020
