Community support
Resources
Trusted Alberta links for home care, disability supports, family services and caregiver help — across Calgary, Edmonton and Alberta wide.
Home & Community Care
Alberta Health Services — Home Care
Assessments and publicly funded care at home, coordinated through AHS case managers.
AHS — Community Care Access (Calgary Zone)
Central intake for Calgary Zone Home Care, supportive living and long-term care referrals.
Health Link 811
Free 24/7 health advice from registered nurses anywhere in Alberta — call 811.
MyHealth.Alberta — Home Care Services
What home care covers: personal care, respite, palliative care, self-managed care and more.
Disability & Inclusion
Alberta.ca — Supports for People with Disabilities
The main provincial hub: PDD, brain injury supports, special needs housing and parking placards.
Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD)
Community living supports, employment and home living services for adults with developmental disabilities.
Specialized Support Services
Community agencies helping adults with disabilities access services they cannot get elsewhere.
Inclusion Alberta
Advocacy and programs for inclusive education, employment and community life across the province.
Children & Families
Caregivers & Seniors
Caregivers Alberta
Support groups, coaching and the Caregiver Advisor line for Albertans caring for a family member.
Alberta Seniors Community & Social Supports
Benefits, housing, transportation and home supports for older Albertans.
Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH)
Financial and health benefits for adult Albertans with a permanent disability.
Funding & Rights
Alberta Office of the Advocate for Persons with Disabilities
Represents the rights, interests and viewpoints of persons with disabilities in Alberta.
Home and Community Care in Alberta (Guide)
The province's plain-language guide to how home and community care works under continuing care legislation.
City of Calgary — Senior & Disability Services
Municipal programs, recreation access and Fair Entry for low-income Calgarians.
Not sure where to start?
A care coordinator can point you to the right program — or help while you wait for one.
