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A New Lift, A Stronger Community

Thanks to the generous support of the Rotary Club of Calgary Downtown, Rotary Club of Calgary Centennial, and Rotary Club of Calgary North, our Bowmont Commons location is now more accessible than ever

Our Work in Focus: Enhancing Mental Health

Carya works to protect and strengthen mental health and well-being by providing evidence-based counselling services and support interventions that reduce psychological distress, increase resilience, and improve behavioural health.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: Events and Activities

Across Calgary, there are many opportunities to gather, reflect, and take meaningful action. Explore local events and activities to get involved.

Under One Roof: How Multi-Generational Families Are Growing and Changing

Whether it’s grandparents, parents, children, or other extended family members, multigenerational households are growing in number and in strength. Why is that?

Community-Minded Self-Care: Looking Out for Ourselves and Each Other

Self-care is essential for our mental, physical, and emotional well-being. But it doesn’t have to be a solo journey or an isolated act.

Our Work in Focus: Strengthening Family Functioning

At Carya, we believe strong relationships are the foundation of strong families, …

It’s time to rethink how we talk about elder abuse

Elder abuse is a growing yet often hidden crisis in Alberta’s aging population. At Carya, we believe it’s time to reframe the conversation by moving away from stigma and silence and toward strength and awareness. When all generations are part of the dialogue, we can better recognize the signs, reduce the risks, and support the dignity and safety of older adults in our communities.

Together, we EATT.

On May 29th, we gathered for Carya’s inaugural Everyone at the Table (EATT) event to celebrate what we’ve achieved together in the past year and to lay the groundwork for the future.

Let’s Talk About What We Don’t Talk About

Each year, Mental Health Week invites us to take an honest look at how we think, talk, and care about mental health. This year’s national theme, Unmasking Mental Health, asks us to reflect on what we hide and why.

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