Calgary Youth Justice Society has a 25-year history of helping vulnerable youth find their way through challenging life circumstances and sometimes unhealthy choices that can hold them back from reaching their full potential. We believe that every young person belongs and has the potential to meaningfully contribute to our community. Our strengths-based approach with a focus on positive youth development builds protective factors and reduces risk factors in youth served.

Programs center around a relentless pursuit of strengths in our youth, building positive relationships with caring adults and peers, as well as connecting them in a meaningful way to their community. CYJS programs reach youth primarily within the scope of primary and secondary prevention. Youth served are at a point where vulnerabilities have been identified and at a time where the impact of strengthening protective factors to reduce risk factors and the development of poor outcomes.

 

The Canadian Centre for Men and Families (CCMF) Alberta provides a safe and welcoming space for men while they navigate relationship distress. Our aim is to help equip men so they can be more involved fathers, better partners, safer workers, and more engaged contributing members of their communities.

Our clients are mostly men who have experienced distressing events and/or trauma causing them to suffer emotionally and usually financially. They need a safe place to belong and have meaningful conversations so that they can create a better future for themselves and their families.

We are currently looking for volunteers to help out at our new Interim Housing Facility:

This facility provides a safe and spacious temporary living opportunity for single men and fathers with children. It is dedicated to supporting those who have experienced any form of domestic abuse or family crisis.

Founded by visionary Jewish women in 1917, CHW (Canadian Hadassah-WIZO) is a non-political, non-partisan, national network of dedicated volunteers and staff who believe that excellence and advancement of education, healthcare, and social services transcends politics, religion, and national boundaries.

<strong>We are passionate about what we do, we support each other, and we work together as a team to meet our goals and succeed.</strong>

At the Canadian Islamic Information Centre, we are a beacon of hope and support, committed to enriching the lives of individuals through a diverse array of services. Our mission is to empower our community through social activities, education, consultation, and spiritual healing, guided by a foundation of religious values. We believe in the transformative power of community engagement and are dedicated to providing spaces for entertainment and recreation that foster a sense of belonging and well-being.

Our vision is to build a more connected, educated, and spiritually fulfilled community. We understand the importance of nurturing the mind, body, and soul, and our programs are designed to cater to these holistic needs. From educational workshops to spiritual healing sessions and recreational activities, every aspect of our centre is aimed at supporting personal growth and community development.

We invite volunteers to join us in this journey of empowerment and growth. By becoming a part of our cause, you will not only contribute to the betterment of others but also experience personal enrichment. Together, we can create a nurturing environment that celebrates diversity, fosters learning, and promotes spiritual well-being.

Canadian Progress Club - Calgary City Centre women’s club is a friendly, inclusive group of women who work together to help others in our community. New members are always welcome! We meet from 6:30 to 8:00 pm on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month between September and June, at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 285 at 9202 Horton Rd SW.

All women are welcome to bring their passion and enthusiasm for helping others and join us at an upcoming meeting!

We are proud members of Canadian Progress Club - a dynamic fellowship of charitable-minded Canadians who are passionate and committed to strengthening our communities through hands-on service and fundraising, to benefit those in need.

Visit our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/CPCCalgary for more information about our club.

Cards For A Cause is a nonprofit organization created by two high school students. Our goal is to create community and spark happiness in times of stress and isolation, through cards. We are planning to involve senior homes, homeless shelters, front-line workers, and schools. Students from schools will be given the opportunity to write cards for the residents and workers of senior homes and homeless shelters and front-line workers. Students can leave their contact information for the possibility of receiving a card back.

<span>We enrich and support the lives of children and adults with cerebral palsy and other disabilities through our programs and services. We also collaborate with other organizations to promote awareness, acceptance and understanding for persons with disabilities to live, learn and work in the community.</span>

The Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta (CPAA) offers volunteer opportunities for one-time events, ongoing programs or office-based work. Volunteers play a fundamental role in the programs and services that we offer to our members and the community. Without volunteers, our weekly programs cannot run and there is an opportunity for individuals of all abilities to become volunteers.

By volunteering with us, you are a positive representation of our organization in the office, the community and especially in the lives of other people. Volunteering with the CPAA is an opportunity to use your personal interests and skills towards creating a Life without Limits for individuals with cerebral palsy and other disabilities.

<strong>Circle of Wisdom Elders & Seniors Centre</strong>, serving Calgary and area Indigenous seniors in several areas to support them in advocacy, supporting traditional teachings, traditional ceremonies, basic need referrals, interpersonal relationships development to decrease isolation, encourage community engagement through this global crisis.

The Cliff Bungalow-Mission Community Association is a volunteer-led not-for-profit organization that provides leadership, support and resources to protect and enhance the unique and diverse natural, architectural, historical and social aspects of the community.

As the Cliff Bungalow - Mission Community Association (CBMCA), we endeavor to provide the leadership, support and resources to protect and enhance the unique and diverse natural, architectural, historical and social environment of Cliff Bungalow-Mission.

​CBMCA is a “village council” that engages residents in community life and protects the interests of the community to create a better quality of life for those who live and work in Cliff Bungalow-Mission.

Common Ground Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering holistic community transformation. Through strategic initiatives, partnerships, and programs, the Foundation addresses social challenges with a focus on care, collaboration, and long-term impact. It serves as the guiding force behind our mission, ensuring all efforts align with the vision of a thriving, interconnected community.

We are an activity centre. We currently run about 30 classes, clubs and activities per week.