
Our Work in Focus: Strengthening Family Functioning
At Carya, we believe strong relationships are the foundation of strong families, …
At Carya, we believe strong relationships are the foundation of strong families, …
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.
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.
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.
Living conditions refer to the day-to-day circumstances that impact how people …
Food is more than just sustenance. It brings people together, builds connections, and strengthens communities. Carya’s food programs create spaces where people can learn, share, and foster a sense of belonging.
A recent Apple Heart and Movement Study found pickleball delivered both physical and mental health benefits. Fern Fernie agrees with the science on pickleball and credits the sport with significant grief support after the sudden passing of her son, Clayton.
Family literacy is more than just reading – it’s about creating meaningful conversations and interactions that help build a foundation for lifelong learning.
The holiday season is often a time for gathering, joy, and cherished traditions. Yet for many, it can also be a period marked by loneliness, stress, and isolation.