Funded Partners

Healthy Aging Alberta’s Home and Community Supports Provincial Project is currently supporting 20 funded partners:

Age Friendly Cold Lake
A.S.C. Olds
Bashaw and District Support Services
Beaverlodge FCSS
Bridge to Oasis Foundation
Calgary Chinese Elderly Citizens' Association'
Camrose FCSS
Circle of Wisdom Elders Senior Centre
Drumheller FCSS
Fort Macleod FCSS
Grand Prairie and Area Council on Aging
Unison at Veiner Centre
Hinton FCSS
Lacombe and District FCSS
Lamont County FCSS
Ponoka FCSS
Vulcan FCSS
WestEnd Seniors Activity Centre
Wild Rose Community Connections
Westlock and District FCSS

In response to the growing number of older adults who want to age in the place of their choosing and who face barriers to accessing non-medical services, Healthy Aging Alberta (HAA), in collaboration with the Ministry of Seniors, Community and Social Services, is developing a provincial home and community supports model for the coordination and delivery of health-promoting community-based services to older adults across Alberta who are experiencing, or are at risk of experiencing psychosocial, mental health, or addictions issues.

This multi-year investment has enabled the development and implementation of a phased project, which includes delivering coordinated, wrap-around, community and home-based support programs in regions across the province. The project sees local community organizations providing a range of flexible and necessary supports to older adults that promote their psychosocial and mental well-being in alignment with a coordinated provincial service delivery model.

The purpose of these non-medical supports includes providing some form of respite for caregivers, addressing loneliness, isolation, and anxiety, preventing frailty, and promoting social connectedness and mental wellness for older adults and their caregivers.

Want to learn more?

Visit the Home and Community Supports Provincial Project webpage for more information.