This program is for older adults (65+) who would like to increase their knowledge of resources and programs available to older adults living in the community, and ensure they are receiving financial and community resources they are entitled to.

Supporting Children, Adults and Seniors in the Community

Act4Health is a community-led initiative consisting of community service providers, municipal partners, AHS Community Health, and the Vulcan Health and Wellness Foundation. Initially, Act4Health focused on cancer prevention through four pillars: healthy eating, active living, limiting UV exposure, and fostering community connections. Currently, Act4Health is involved in social prescribing, which is a holistic approach to health that connects healthcare systems with community-based programs, particularly for seniors.

Age Friendly Cold Lake began providing services to older people in the Cold Lake area in 2020. We have developed a wide range of in-home, community, and social supports that make it possible for seniors to age-in-place. We provide outreach and advocacy for individual seniors and community education.

Provincially recognized as an Age-Friendly Community in June 2024, Banff strives to work together with partners to support the active and healthy aging of its residents. We believe a vibrant older adult population strengthens the community as a whole, improves businesses and makes life better for all residents.

Aging in Community Supports is a partnership with The Way In Network agencies providing social prescribing to Older Adults 55+ throughout Calgary. Referrals are received through the healthcare system and outreach services are provided in the community.

Connect seniors and their families with supports and services that enable them to remain safe, independent and healthy in their homes for as long as possible.

Registered Dietitian services for the geriatric nutrition, having worked in multiple long term care centres across Alberta. Passionate about improving people’s health through nutrition and education, as well as connecting people to services that will help with aging in the home. Open to connecting with other health professionals on projects that provide value to this under-served population.

Men's Shed in the Airdrie Community 

For over 55 years the Alberta Council on Aging has been a voice for Seniors in Alberta. We are a non-profit charitable organization committed to working towards improving the quality of life for all older Albertan's through advocacy, education, and inclusion.

The Alberta Healthy Living Program provides services to those living with chronic conditions in communities throughout Alberta. Services include information, education, techniques, and support to help improve your health and quality of life with a chronic condition. Our programming includes health education workshops that teach you how to manage chronic conditions like Diabetes, Excess Weight, Pain, Stress, Heart Disease, Stroke, and COPD.

AIWCC is a non-profit, grassroots organization registered Charitable # 806741765 RR 0001. Our goal is empowering immigrant women and families. Providing relevant and inclusive front line services that meet the specific needs of immigrant women and families. Always acting with integrity and being transparent and accountable to those we serve. A collaborative approach to meeting our clients’ needs.

A charity focused on advocacy and education for lymph-edema patients

Alberta Men's Shed Association (AMSA) creates  awareness of Men's Sheds and supports the development of Men's Sheds across Alberta.

Alberta Seniors United Now (SUN) is a non-profit, non-partisan organization established in 2003 to enable all seniors in Alberta to contribute and truly participate in the well-being of the Province of Alberta.

Alberta Supports can help you access more than 30 programs and 120 services, including Income Support and AISH, seniors, people with disabilities, job seekers, parents and families, homelessness, financial assistance, abuse, and family violence prevention.

The Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories brings awareness to Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias; helps alleviate the personal and social consequences of the disease; provides education and support programs; and, promotes and funds research into the cause, prevention and cure. We are a registered charity committed to helping people with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.

Alzheimer Society

Amuma Care provides high-quality residential supportive living services, offering a safe and caring environment for individuals in need of assistance with daily living. Our compassionate team is dedicated to enhancing the well-being and independence of our residents, ensuring personalized care and support in a comfortable home-like setting.

A non profit organization funded through the RMWB CIP program as well as donations

Apidae Compassion Care is a Home Support Service in Rural another Alberta working to bridge some of the gaps that exist for seniors in achieving the best possible health outcomes.

We provide home care services like companionship, Alzheimer's and Dementia Care, Light housekeeping, meal preparation, transportation assistance and 24 hour care. We also provide nursing care services like foot care, medication management, Palliative care and Mental health support.

Athabasca County’s Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) provides a wide range of services designed to promote individual, family and community wellness. The Advocate can assist with completing provincial and federal applications for designated seniors programs. The Seniors Advocate also supports lifelong learning by coordinating a variety of informational workshops and symposiums throughout Athabasca County.

A hearing care clinic that provides hearing aids to seniors as part of the Alberta aids to daily living program

Barrhead & District FCSS Society provides preventative programs and services that strive to enhance and strengthen individuals, families and the community.

Bashaw & District Support Services is a non-profit charity committed to supporting and implementing social, health & well-being for all citizens in the Bashaw region.

Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society is committed to building upon the strengths of Aboriginal Children, youth and families to enable them to grow spiritually, emotionally, physically and mentally so that they can walk proudly in both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities.

Our FCSS has been a joint effort of the Town and M.D. of Bonnyville since 1975. We are a catalyst for improving the well-being of individuals, families, and community through intentional programming and partnerships.

It is the mission of the Bonnyville Senior Citizens Society to provide affordable recreation, education, social and wellness programming for Seniors. We believe an active senior is a healthy senior. The Bonnyville Senior Citizens Society was incorporated in 1975 and construction on the facility began soon after.

In 1998, there was an addition built on to the existing facility to accommodate the demand for hall use, for seniors and occasional rentals. We provide a safe, accessible facility for seniors to participate, learn, exercise and socialize for a minimal fee. Being a rural area there are not a lot of places for seniors to stay active and feel included. We are an all inclusive facility and try to accommodate activities that are not readily available in the area.

Our group is primarily comprised of seniors but membership is open to interested adults within community. We hold card afternoons, monthly potlucks, games nights and bingos. Group activities include Coutts Days bake sale, parade float, community barbecue, cemetery beds and group outings in surrounding area. Wear a smile, share a laugh; love life.

Family and Community Support Services, Community Garden, direct programming, referrals, food security, information and referral and volunteer support.

Our mission is to enhance the well being & quality of life for our senior community members by providing a welcoming space for social engagement, support and enriching experiences.

Brain Health Catalyst is a beacon of hope for those impacted by memory loss. Families, caregivers, and communities experience compassion, learn strategies, get direction and support in their journey through customized coaching, courses, and memory and nutrition offerings designed to make life easier.

***VIRTUAL LOCATION ONLY*** Note: Bridge to Oasis (BTO) Foundation does not have a physical address, but virtually serves the City of Calgary

Bridge to Oasis Foundation's mission is to work collaboratively with community partners and caregivers, to enhance the lives of seniors of African and Caribbean descent in Canada. BTO will educate seniors about available services, directly provide services, where appropriate, promote solutions to service gaps, and create opportunities for social interaction, learning, and celebration of cultural roots.

The BRIDGES Society is a registered charity delivering mental health support and promotion at our Drop-In centre in Hinton Alberta. Our 5 program areas are Outreach & Referrals, Community Meal Program, Social Arts & Recreation programs and Peer Supports. Our programs reduce isolation and loneliness to build capacity and belonging. We collaborate with other local agencies and are a part of the CMHA's Rural Mental Health Network.

Providing programming to those 55+ in Strathmore & Wheatland County

Providing services to seniors (In the City of Brooks and The County of Newell) that enhance their quality of life and help them remain independent.

Building Brains Together (BBT) builds adult capabilities to improve brain development and executive functions across the lifespan through play supported by research and education.

CCECA was established in 1985 and our centre is located in Calgary Chinatown. Annually, we have 2,400 members, and 5,000 clients who are served by 30 staff and 400 volunteers. We provide a wide range of services for Chinese older adults including benefit applications, adult day support program, community and home support, palliative and end of life support as well as social/recreational/health/educational programs. We aim to build a supportive Chinese community by strengthening its capacity and impact, enhancing social inclusion, facilitating civic engagement and reducing social isolation.

***VIRTUAL LOCATION ONLY*** Note: Calgary Neuropathy Association (CNA) does not have a physical address, but virtually serves the South West of Calgary

We provide, through education, discussion and peer support people living with peripheral nephropathy, a safe where to talk and be heard, ask questions and receive credible information.

Calgary Seniors fosters inclusive communities where people of all ages thrive. Our mission centres on personalized supports and connections for older adults, empowering them with dignity and autonomy. Social workers offer comprehensive assistance, including vital information and emergency resources. Volunteers drive our social support programs, providing practical help and companionship. We innovate with human-centred design, prioritizing seniors' needs to promote vibrant aging at home. Our commitment to integrity and empathy shapes a future of opportunity and meaningful connection for all.

Camrose & District FCSS is a multi-municipal agreement with the municipalities of Camrose County, City of Camrose, and the Villages of Bawlf, Bittern Lake, Edberg, Hay Lakes, and Rosalind.  Our mission is to design and deliver social support services that inform and improve the well-being of individuals, families, and communities.

We are a non for profit Senior Citizen facility of about 450 members, we provide fellowship, support and comradery for our members. We offer a multitude of activities ranging from card games and crib, to more active sports such as floor curling, floor shuffle board, line dancing, Chair Yoga, Tai Chi and social dancing.

The Canadian Zalmi Society is a registered charity dedicated to supporting newcomers, low-income families, and seniors in Calgary and Edmonton. Through a variety of community-focused programs, the society aims to enhance education, promote cultural integration, and improve the overall well-being of diverse populations.

The Comprehensive Home Option of Integrated Care for the Elderly (CHOICE) is a day program that assists seniors to continue living independently and in their own home longer by managing all their health requirements.

Caregiver Centered Care provides education for the Health and Community/Social Workforce to enable the workforce to support Alberta's family caregivers.

Caregivers Alberta looks to empower the nearly one-million Albertans caring for a family member or friend through programming aimed at promoting their well-being, and providing the tools they need on their care-giving journey at no-cost.

Cartwright Cares provides non-medical senior support services to support seniors living at home for as long as possible, with the services they need.

Since 1910, Carya, a social impact agency in Calgary, has addressed evolving community needs. With over a century of expertise, we believe in inclusive support for all. By breaking barriers, we positively impact thousands yearly, fostering mental well-being, family strength, improved living, and lasting social connections, nurturing resilient families and communities for generations.

Some of the programs offered:

Elder Abuse Response Team

Elder Abuse Support Team/ Elder Abuse Prevention

In-Home respite, palliative and end of life care

Provides recreational activities for people 55+ that alleviate conditions often associated with aging such as social isolation, physical, and mental health.

Central Peace FCSS provides social preventative programming and services to all residents of the multi-municipal area of Spirit River, such as supports to seniors. It provides home supports such as subsidized home cleaning and meals on wheels. The office also supports seniors with their government forms and tax filing needs, as well as information referral services, and facilitating community events that further support local seniors.

City of Edmonton has team of Community Social workers who are connected to various communities with unique demographics including seniors.

Medical transportation for seniors, and people with disabilities.

An office within the Town of Claresholm Administration Building that is open 9am to 3pm, Monday to Friday to serve the community of Claresholm and all areas surrounding. At this time, we have an employee who specializes in senior supports. Walk ins or appointments accepted. Senior games, walking and coffee meetups are some of our programs. All welcome.

A legal partnership between the province of Alberta with an agreement under which locally driven preventative initiatives can be developed to enhance the well being of individuals, families, and communities. A philosophy under which local people can influence things that affect them, communities can be innovative and creative, citizen participation, self-help, and volunteerism are encouraged, and human growth and potential are enhanced. A continually evolving program that encourages communities to strengthen themselves.

SOTB is a vibrant nonprofit society with resources that enhances the quality of life for all of those over the age of 50 here in the Cochrane area

Cold Lake and District FCSS’s main activities are preventative in nature. Our core programs fall under the FCSS umbrella in the areas of parent education and support, child and youth services, volunteer services, family resource centre programs, social programs and community partnerships. We have a proven history of implementing and facilitating successful social programs for children, youth, families, seniors and community. Our community benefits from our programs and facilities as a whole: as a whole person; creatively- with opportunities to explore our creative side in programs: physically- in our education programs that enhance our well-being; socially- by providing opportunities to safely socialize at every age group with resources to understand our emotions and express those emotions in appropriate ways: intellectually- by providing all ages with the opportunity to expand our knowledge and skills. Our community benefits from the collective enhancement of each individual.

A Men's shed open to men of all ages as a place to Share, Create, and Gather.

Providing primary care to patients through access to a multi disciplinary team of allied health professionals that offer self-management supports, coordinating care of complex/chronic patients and linking patients to supports and resources in the community. The PCN offers enhanced access through centralized walk-in, Nurse Practitioner led clinics and referral based nursing services.

Community Outreach Services (COS) offers support, services and resources for all ages in Jasper. Our services are open to everyone and free of charge. Outreach Workers are here to help those in need of assistance and who are struggling with issues that affect their quality of life with resources and referrals.

Providing quality, compassionate, and accredited home care and support to older adults.

Non profit organization that provides a apartment styled hospice suite available for individuals and their loved ones to use during the end stages of life, at no charge. Compassionate Care Hospice Society (2016) also offers free grief & bereavement support programs and provides grief/palliative education event for community. Our organization also provides volunteers to sit bedside for clients and provide respite for families utilizing the hospice suite.

We provide classes, clubs, presentations, trips, events, volunteerism to older adults in the Calgary Area. Our centre has been operating for the past 51 years.

Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) is a partnership with the province of Alberta. We offer programs and services that contribute to the well-being of our residents, their families, and communities.

The Palliative Institute responds to the growing need for palliative and end of life care. We offer the information and tools you need to make informed choices about your care and work to arm caregivers with knowledge, expertise and resources.

Family and Community Support Services is a partnership between the province and municipalities that develops locally driven preventative social initiatives to enhance the well-being of individuals, families, and communities.

Cycling Without Age Canada is a national organization based in Calgary Alberta, We provide bicycle rides to seniors and others with mobility issues in specialized electric pedal assisted bikes. The simple act of a bicycle ride provides freedoms that you and I take for granted. We provide relief from social isolation and a connection back to their communities, a chance to tell stories, a chance to feel the wind in their hair.

Deaf & Hear Alberta is a charitable non-profit organization. We are dedicated to addressing the accessibility, advocacy, education and communication needs of the Deaf, deafened, and Hard of Hearing populations of Alberta. With our head office in Calgary, Alberta and a second office in Edmonton, we excel at communication access through interpreting; consultation, assessments and providing the latest in assistive equipment; training and education for hearing loss prevention and management; and improving public awareness and understanding.

A collective impact organization working to make Calgary an innovative, supportive community where people impacted by dementia can live life well.

Providing information, referral and programming to our local Senior's

Drive happiness focuses on meeting the transportation needs of seniors, helping them retain their independence and age with dignity.

Our coalition focus is to keep seniors connected to local programs and resources to support them in maintaining their lifestyle as they age in their own home.

ESCC brings people, ideas and information together to build collaborative approaches to services, supports, and circumstances that impact older adults.

Our Supports include: 

• Edmonton Age Friendly Alliance
• Seniors Sector Inclusion Project
• Seniors Coordinated Outreach
• Social Prescribing

Edmonton South side Primary Care Network (ESPCN) strives to provide patient-centered care through family physician clinics via collaborative  multi-disciplinary health and quality improvement teams. ESPCN also is the home of Seniors Center without Walls, (SCWW) a phone based program for individuals over 55 year of age who may be home bound and find it challenging to get out and experience in-person socialization. 

Moving Edson & Area provides safe, affordable, wheelchair and lift accessible transportation services for Edson residents of all ages. This service is designed to enhance mobility and accessibility for individuals with disabilities, ensuring they have the means to travel within the community safely and comfortably. The focus is on inclusive, offering a reliable transportation option that accommodates the needs of those who rely on wheelchairs or require lift assistance. By bridging the gap in accessible transportation, Moving Edson & Area plays a crucial role in promoting independence and improving the quality of life for people with mobility challenges in the Edson area.

Founded in 1980, ElderCare Edmonton is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting adults and their caregivers. We provide recreational therapeutic day programs for adults living independently in the community. Our programs support the social, physical, and cognitive well-being for all of our participants.

We provide support for older adults and adults of any age who may be needing help with appointments, companionship, personal care, homemaking, respite, end of life care, and guardianship/trusteeship applications.

FOCUS On Seniors offers programming to 55 plus in areas of Social, Educational, Recreational and cross cultural activities 

Family & Community Support Services

Family Services of Central Alberta supports individuals and families at every stage of life. Families, Seniors, Counselling

Our role in the community is to provide preventative social service programs that promote and facilitate the development of healthy families, individuals and communities.

Daily money management, professional executor services acting as executor under the Will; attorney under the Power of Attorney and agent under the Personal Directive

Finding Balance is a seniors' falls prevention initiative developed by the Injury Prevention Centre at the University of Alberta. 

The Senior's CHOICES Program is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of seniors by providing vital support and services. The program focuses on addressing health challenges, loneliness, and social isolation through the help of trained volunteers. These volunteers not only assist with physical tasks such as lawn care, snow removal, and minor home repairs but also offer transportation to medical appointments and help with grocery shopping, meal delivery, and medical equipment delivery.

'We work closely with AHS, Covenant Health and our local Housing Foundation to help ensure seniors in our region can attend their medical appointments.

Foothills Country Hospice is a nonprofit organization located in southern Alberta, Canada, providing compassionate end-of-life care in a peaceful, rural setting. The hospice offers residential care, support, and palliative services to individuals with life-limiting illnesses, ensuring comfort, dignity, and emotional support for both patients and their families. The facility is staffed by a dedicated team of healthcare professionals and volunteers, and its mission is to provide high-quality, compassionate care tailored to the needs of each individual in a serene, home-like environment.

The purpose of the Senior Citizens Welcome Mat is to enhance seniors' mental and physical well-being by providing various opportunities for social interaction, recreation, and physical activities. It also aims to help seniors remain healthy, active, and independent as long as possible. Activities include pool, shuffleboard, and cribbage, exercise groups, potluck suppers, monthly trips to Lethbridge for shopping or medical appointments, and exchange visits with other senior centers.

The FCSS philosophy is based on a belief that self-help contributes to a sense of integrity, self-worth and independence. Programs developed are intended to help individuals in their community to adopt healthy lifestyles, thereby improving the quality of life and building the capacity to prevent and/or deal with crisis situations should they arise.  FCSS is available to provide assistance to residents Monday to Friday between 8:00am and 4:30pm. For support during these times, please call 780-992-6267.

GEF Seniors Housing is a public, not-for-profit registered charitable organization providing social housing and support services for seniors in 3,777 affordable housing units across 41 buildings located in the City of Edmonton as of January 2024. The organization is a Housing Management Body (HMB) established by Ministerial Order under the Alberta Social Housing Act, with a mandate to serve low to moderate income seniors in support of their housing needs.

GeriActors is an intergenerational theatre company based in Amiskwacîwâskahikan (Edmonton). Our performance company, GeriActors & Friends, produces and performs original plays based on true stories and issues of aging. Performers range in age from early twenties to nineties. We also offer theatre classes for 55+ in improv, acting, storytelling, and much more.

We take a holistic approach to enhancing the quality of life for Black seniors in Wood Buffalo. Our programs respond to their cultural needs and provide essential support services that improve physical and emotional well-being, promote social connections, and foster intergenerational relationships. We offer computer literacy classes, games nights, family fun time, and limited in-home support, allowing seniors to age in place.

In operation since 1977, the Golden Circle is an inter-generational, innovative coordinating organization and gathering place. We design, deliver and administrate programs and services, and provide resources, supports and social opportunities that contribute to the well being of older adults in Red Deer and surrounding areas.

We support aging adults in an array of areas such as completion of forms (CPP, OAS, ABSB, and more). We are a wealth of resources, support and focus on the individual to assist them in achieving success. Meals on Wheels is also offered, which is hot nutritious meals that meet a variety of dietary needs, and delivered by dedicated volunteer Monday to Friday. Meals on Wheels in available to all ages.

The Grande Prairie Men’s Shed provides a community space that is free from judgment, expectations, and labels. The peer-to-peer model allows men to grow at their own pace, and within their own comfort levels.

Grande Prairie Palliative Care Society provides essential services that support people and their care team throughout their end of life journey. Compassionate and respectful programs are provided in-person and virtually as required. The program delivery model results in reduced pressure on facilities, caregiver and family while maintaining the human connection. Blended options of how service can be accessed broaden our reach of mental health supports facilitated by our Coordinators and specialized volunteers.

PCN's follow a team-based health care model. Doctors and health care professionals such as nurses, mental health therapists, social workers, and dietitians work collaboratively to provide integrated care for all your primary health care needs.

"We provide a welcoming place for information, programs, services & outreach that enhances the quality of life for mature adults and their families".

Green View Family and Community Support Services is a partnership between the Province of Alberta, Municipal District of Greenview, and the Town of Valleyview.

Green View Family and Community Support Services is a partnership between the Province of Alberta, Municipal District of Greenview, and the Town of Valleyview

We are a community resource center, providing information, programs, and services to the residence of Sundre and the surrounding area.

Healthy Lethbridge, or Healthy Communities Association of Lethbridge and Area (HCALA) is a diverse group of professionals that collaborates with community partners to develop strategies related to healthy lifestyles, including active living, healthy eating, and tobacco reduction.

HELPING HANDS Home Support Services Ltd was founded in 1999 to provide home support care to seniors in our rural communities. Our excellent staff provide light housekeeping, meal preparation, transportation to appointments, grocery shopping and errand service and companionship to seniors living in the community and in facility care. We offer a comprehensive team approach with the client, family and other care providers in our service areas.

We are a senior centre for 55+ adults living in High River and surrounding areas who are looking to socialize and do different activities throughout the week.  We also have special presentations related to seniors that come in & talk and other special functions.

Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) offers support, services and resources for all ages in Hinton. Our services are open to everyone and free of charge.

Holden Senior Club owns and operates the Senior Drop In centre on Main Street in Holden.

Regular events include Tuesday afternoon cards and games, shuffleboard tournaments, and 'Coffee Morning' on the second Wednesday of the month (September to June) from 8:30-10:30 am, where you can have fresh cinnamon buns, muffins, coffee or tea for $1 per item.

Annual membership fees are $25 per person.

The building is available to rent for meetings or events.

Our business Home First Services it to support seniors so they may stay in their own homes as long as possible. Home Nursing services including palliative care and respite as well as home maintenance services are available to the communities of Strathmore, Drumheller and Wheatland County.