Organismes sans but lucratif à Calgary
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Calgary Chinatown Ambassadors Society is concerned with safety and crime prevention in Calgary Chinatown where many seniors residences are located, as well as with community-building and revitalization of this historic Chinatown community.
We run programs for youth and young adults involved in the justice system.
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At UPSA, we believe sport should be for everyone — not in spite of disability, but with it fully in mind. We're a Calgary-based non-profit working to remove the barriers that keep people with physical disabilities from experiencing the challenge, community, and joy of sport.
Our mission is simple: give athletes with physical disabilities real, ongoing access to adaptive sport, handcycling, para cycling, and adaptive Nordic skiing so they can train, compete, and belong. Our vision is a Calgary where adaptive sport isn't an afterthought, but a normal, thriving part of the athletic community, with the coaching, equipment, and volunteer support to back it up.
We can't do that alone. Every race day, clinic, and training session depends on volunteers who show up. Whether that's helping an athlete onto a handcycle for the first time, marshalling a course, or just being an encouraging face at the finish line. For a lot of our athletes, the moment they realize they can compete like any other athlete is life-changing, and our volunteers are the ones who help make that moment happen.
If you're looking for a cause where your time translates directly into someone's confidence, independence, and joy, where you can see the impact of your afternoon in real time we'd love to have you on our team.
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Formed in 1997, the Victoria Park Business Improvement Area (BIA)* is a not-for-profit business association that represents more than 350 merchants and businesses in the community of Victoria Park. Governed by a volunteer Board of Directors, the BIA works to promote and improve the area and is an advocate on important community issues.
Victoria Park is located in the Beltline just south of the downtown core, with boundaries roughly extending east to west from the Elbow River to 2nd St SW, and north to south from the CPR tracks near 10th Ave to 17th Ave S.
Membership is automatic for businesses falling within the BIA boundaries.
At Radiance, we are not only dedicated to transforming lives today but to advocating for a world where every person can live free from violence and oppression. Together, we illuminate the path towards healing, empowerment, and a brighter future.
CCIS guides and supports the newcomers' journey to establish a new life in Calgary and Southern Alberta. CCIS offers innovative programs tailored to the needs of newcomers, helping them integrate smoothly and effectively into a new community.
The Hearthstone Project is a youth-led community initiative based in Calgary, Alberta, created by high school students who want to bring people together through creativity, community engagement, and service.
We organize free community projects and events that encourage people of different ages and backgrounds to connect, create, and support one another.
Our current project, The Open Door Project, is a free, all-ages community art workshop exploring identity, culture, belonging, and community through creative expression and a collaborative community zine.
We welcome volunteers who want to help create inclusive, accessible, and positive experiences within our community.
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Silverado Creek Seniors Community provides supportive care and meaningful programs for seniors in Calgary. Our Recreation and Volunteer Program focuses on enhancing residents’ quality of life through social connection, recreation, entertainment, companionship, and community involvement. Volunteers play an important role in helping residents stay engaged, connected, and involved in activities they enjoy.
Our club is part of friendship organization known as Gyro international. We have a club website that is WordPress based and linked to our parent organization - gyro.org.
Cardel Rec South is a community-based recreational center located in Shawnessy. The idea for the center was first proposed by a group of concerned community members in the mid-1990s. They believed that a center like this would be a valuable resource for the community, providing a place for people to participate in sports, fitness, and other recreational activities. The process of turning this vision into a reality was not easy, but the community was determined and worked hard to make it happen. Finally, in January 2001, the first phase of the center opened to the public. This phase included two ice rinks, a gym, and a few meeting rooms. The center has likely undergone additional development and expansion since its initial opening, but the core mission of providing a place for community members to come together and participate in recreational activities remains the same.
Calgary Heritage Housing (CHH) has been a steward of local Alberta seniors housing assets for nearly four decades. Our focus is to provide housing and foster a caring, inclusive community for independent seniors with a low-to-moderate income.
In addition to affordable, safe and secure housing, we help tenants in obtaining community-based support services, so they are able to sustain a healthy and functionally independent lifestyle. Our Life Enrichment Team also facilitates opportunities for tenant engagement and encouraging active aging through pop-events, fitness classes, workshops and on-site access to services like dental and foot care.
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