LET’S END POVERTY TOGETHER
It will take all of us, working together, to reach the goal of cutting poverty in half in Calgary. We want to hear your thoughts and ideas! Use the Idea Incubator to share your thoughts on how our communities can reduce poverty and make Calgary a more vibrant community for all!
posted October 27th, 2020 by
Adopt a housing first strategy for dealing with homelessness, studies have shown that this is an effective measure and very successful when followed up with community supports to deal with other issues such as addiction, ...
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posted July 31st, 2018 by
Pair vetted older adults with families in need of low cost to free after school child care Reduce loneliness, use strengths of people and communities, build relationships, reduce economic stress, and help break cycles of ...
posted September 8th, 2017 by
create an outreach school in Calgary city center focused on working with our indigenous community (Elders) to develop a 'wraparound' service that would partner with all service providers in this Indigenous setting. Individualizing schools plans, ...
posted November 29th, 2016 by
Hi, I am a community member trying to build a working relationship with the Gov't of AB and licensing. My goal is to get overnight care allowed in licensed day homes and group day homes. ...
posted July 8th, 2016 by
I operate a business trade exchange called eXmerce. We've been serving Calgary businesses for the past 12 years and represent 400+ businesses. We help businesses through our B2B community buy and sell products and services ...
posted June 3rd, 2016 by
Alberta's big city mayors want it. Joe Ceci wanted it when he was a Calgary city councillor (now he's Alberta's Finance Minister). It's official Federal Liberal party policy. The time has come for Guaranteed Minimum ...
