Community Safety Investment Framework funding allocations
Funding Process: Community Safety Investment Framework (CSIF) supports projects that improve wellbeing of Calgarians through an equitable and effective crisis response system. Visit Call for funding proposals for currently open calls.
2025 - 2026 City of Calgary Community Safety Investment Framework - funding allocations
Organization Name | Program name and description | Funding Amount |
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12 Community Safety Initiative Society |
East Calgary Ambassador Program: The program helps vulnerable communities on the streets access service referrals for help, and provides real-time, on-the-ground data to improve what we know about these vulnerable communities through building trust and relationship. |
$298,074 |
Alexandra Community Health Centre |
Expanding The Alex Street Team for Improved Accessibility, Collaboration and Outreach: The Street Team is an addiction and mental health focused outreach program that reduces barriers to services through proactive street engagement and community collaboration. The Team builds relationships with street-connected individuals, facilitates access to recovery programs and services, and increases community capacity to respond to opioid poisonings and crisis. |
$334,706 |
Awo Taan Healing Lodge Society |
Connections to Healing Program: The program is rooted in Indigenous ways of knowing that utilizes both Indigenous traditional teachings and western approaches to healing. It supports families and individuals who have experienced violence, abuse, grief and trauma who seek support and advocacy. The program offers means of connection and inclusion by utilizing the trauma counsellor Elders and staff. |
$187,800 |
Calgary Alpha House Society |
Alpha House Outreach: The program includes the majority of Alpha House's Outreach programs created to reduce the impact of public intoxication on the broader community while providing trauma-informed and real-time crisis management for individuals vulnerable due to their homelessness, addiction, and/or mental health. *Funding of this program is shared with the Calgary Police Service. The indicated funded amount reflects the contribution from The City of Calgary. |
$1,090,000 |
Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse Society |
Calgary Sexual Violence Crisis Response - Serving and Reaching out to Diverse Communities: This initiative is the second phase of the program that builds on the results of the surveys from the organization's staff, external partners and individuals who have utilized our services. There will be a strong focus on training internally and externally through more outreach to build relationships with service providers and community groups that are serving or have connections with Indigenous, Black and other racialized individuals. |
$383,100 |
Calgary Immigrant Women's Association |
Crisis Case Management Support: The program provides culturally sensitive, client centered and trauma informed secondary crisis response for immigrant and refugee women and their children in the immediate aftermath of when a crisis has occurred using a compassionate and holistic approach. Servives include crisis intervention, safety planning, counselling, case management support, follow up, legal advocacy, and access to emergency housing and psycho-social supports. |
$257,200 |
Calgary Young Women's Christian Association |
Rapid Outreach Program: The program supports women experiencing mental health, addictions and homelessness and facing immediate danger due to escaping domestic violence. Offered immediately and up to one week, we address immediate needs, safety plan, offer temporary accommodation, system navigation, and facilitate a warm handoff to long-term supports. |
$105,380 |
CUPS Calgary Society |
Connect 2 Care: is a multidisciplinary mobile outreach team that provides transitional case management, advocacy and care coordination for individuals in the immediate aftermath of a crisis who are unhoused or vulnerably housed, low-income, and socially vulnerable with high acute care use. The C2C team works to improve coordination of services by bridging gaps between acute care and community health services to reduce unnecessary acute care and improve access to health and social supports. |
$372,600 |
Distress Centre Calgary |
Enhanced Crisis Supports for Those At-Risk of Suicide: This initiative provides immediate connection to a trained crisis line responder using multi-mode technology, 24/7365 combined with evidence-based follow-up support to ensure individuals at risk of suicide experience compassionate and non-judgemental human connection while accessing the continuum of crisis and mental health supports. |
$517,234 |
ECSSEN Career School |
We Are Together: Through a 24/7 Chinese Emotional Support Hotline, this initiative provides supportive listening in a culturally responsive way and connects callers with community services through 24/7 non-emergency response to crisis. |
$291,081 |
Fear Is Not Love Society |
Imminent Risk Crisis Navigation: This program improves the crisis response for adult individuals and their children who are at imminent risk of serious harm or homicide due to domestic violence and abuse, when there is no capacity in the shelter system. This initiative will provide wrap-around support, including safe accommodation, crisis support, and systems navigation. |
$260,000 |
Luna Child and Youth Advocacy Centre Ltd. |
Multi-disciplinary Team (MDT) Coordination and Integrated Case Management: This initiative ensures that children and youth who have experienced abuse and their families receive a timely, integrated response throughout the investigation, judicial and therapeutic journey. It implements an integrated case management, client-centred approach to work with our partners in law enforcement, child protection, prosecution, mental health, medical, and victim advocacy. |
$108,000 |
McMan Youth, Family and Community Services Association |
Collaborative Outreach Preventing Exploitation - Community Response Model Triage: The program supports youth aged 12-24 years, who are at risk of, or engaged in sexual exploitation within Calgary and surrounding areas. Through Calgary’s Community Response Model, the program provides a collaborative, coordinated and client centered approach to triage, case management and mental health supports that help youth and their families mitigate the risks associated with sexual exploitation both in the community and online. |
$190,201 |
Nisa Foundation |
Nisa Homes Remote Casework Program (RCP): This program provides support to vulnerable and racialized women and children experiencing domestic violence and poverty through integrated case management services and remote casework. |
$76,120 |
Punjabi Community Health Services Calgary Society |
Sahara Rapid Response: This project supports members of the South Asian community who struggle to access conventional support services. Our crisis response team, well-versed in South Asian traditions and collective consciousness, provides onsite immediate resource navigation, crisis counselling and are accesible outside of regular business hours through a rapid response phone line. |
$112,500 |
RESET Society of Calgary |
EXIT Program Crisis/Triage Initiative: This initiative facilitates and supports immediate safe exit from sexual exploitation for women age 16+ and their children with extremely high risk of violent victimization and who have suffered multiple traumas and victimizations. |
$157,410 |
Ruth's House |
African Crisis Helpline: The Helpline provides 24/7 access to emergency and non-emergency support and outreach services for Immigrants and Newcomers in the African community facing family violence, including immediate access to shelter, translation services, a cultural response team, and legal aid within the initial 24 hours of reaching out for support. The helpline connects victims with essential resources such as community leaders, police, social services, healthcare providers and other organizations. |
$160,000 |
The Immigrant Education Society (TIES) |
BENCH 2: Building Equitable Newcomer Crisis Help: Newcomers face critical gaps in urgent crisis and mental health support disproportionate to general populations. BENCH is a joint venture to address this gap through culturally informed, collaborative primary and secondary crisis response service delivery. BENCH also engages in capacity-building, information exchange, and research activities that increase the cultural responsiveness of services and systems to better accommodate the crisis needs of Calgary’s newcomers. |
$594,000 |
The Mustard Seed Society |
SEEDreach Mobile Health Advocacy and Addictions Program: This program provides integrated case management support for people experiencing poverty and homelessness, with a particular focus on the transient and unsheltered population. The program addresses gaps in the mental health system by targeting those not reached by traditional supports, assisting them in achieving greater wellness, stability and quality of life. |
$296,000 |
United Way of Calgary |
Action Table Calgary (ATC) is a new community approach helps Calgarians with multiple risk factors urgently needing help. The partnership between United Way of Calgary and Area, The City of Calgary and the Calgary Police Service (CPS) brings representatives from community agencies together to provide coordinated support services within 24 to 48 hours. |
$255,941 |
Women's Centre of Calgary |
Gendered Safety in Crisis Navigation: This program provides immediate professional support, information and referrals in a safe community environment to women and gender-diverse individuals in crisis and facing imminent crisis. Supports will be provided in a trauma-informed and person-centered manner, increasing the likelihood of de-escalation of behavioural incidents and creating connections to vital community services. |
$122,050 |
Wood's Homes |
Strengthening Family and Youth Crisis Response: This program offers client-centered, trauma-informed, and culturally-responsive crisis counseling and therapeutic support to all Calgarians. Individuals, youth, and families access services via call, text, chat, by-appointment, or walk-in, with support available in their preferred language. The program extends in-home crisis support to families. |
$307,800 |
2024 City of Calgary Community Safety Investment Framework - funding allocations
Organization Name | Program name and description | Funding Amount |
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12 Community Safety Initiative Society |
East Calgary Ambassador Program: To support those most vulnerable in the community to access referrals and to help the communities to be safe and inclusive. |
$183,996 |
Aboriginal Friendship Centre of Calgary |
Outreach and Cultural Reconnection: To ensure urban Indigenous peoples and unhoused community members have access to necessities, mental health support, cultural support and access to vital services after crisis. Ensuring community wellness and promoting accessing community supports. |
$75,333 |
Alexandra Community Health Centre |
The Alex Street Team: To provide supports to street-involved people experiencing addiction and mental health issues. |
$206,609 |
Calgary Alpha House Society |
HELP Team: To provide a trauma-informed, culturally aware, and timely service that reaches individuals struggling with substance use at the street level. *Funding of this program is shared with the Calgary Police Service. The indicated funded amount reflects the contribution from The City of Calgary. |
$724,089 |
Calgary Alpha House Society |
Ambassador Program: To increase the availability of non-emergency support and outreach services and to have a friendly presence in the greater downtown area. |
$311,911 |
Calgary Catholic Immigration Society |
The Tapestry Project: Facilitating access to mental health support amongst members of Calgary’s diverse ethnocultural communities through community outreach, awareness raising, system navigation and capacity building. |
$223,422 |
Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse Society |
Calgary Sexual Violence Crisis Response: To enhance sexual violence crisis services for individuals who have experienced a recent sexual assault, by providing information, options, and advocacy that empower individual survivors to choose the path to healing that best fits for them in the context of their individual lives and values. |
$253,333 |
Calgary Drop-In & Rehab Centre Society |
Dermot Baldwin Way Response: Supporting homeless Calgarians in their journey towards finding stability and permanence in housing. |
$297,000 |
Calgary Drop-In & Rehab Centre Society |
Mental Health & Addictions Systems Navigation Support Program: This program provides assistance to clients who are struggling with mental health or addictions, helping them navigate Calgary's mental health & additions system, moving them forward in their housing and recovery journeys. |
$193,000 |
Calgary Health Foundation |
Sheldon Chumir Urgent Care Social Work Wrap-Around Care: To provide a responsive, expansive service for people in crisis, to address the systemic barriers those most vulnerable are having at accessing services in Calgary. |
$91,800 |
Calgary Legal Guidance |
Calgary Community Court (CCC): is an innovative court diversion program created by Calgary Legal Guidance in conjunction with the Municipal Law and Enforcement team. It connects individuals struggling with trauma,addiction, mental health, and/or homelessness that result in bylaw infractions with critical supports. |
$222,209 |
Centre for Newcomers Society of Calgary |
Newcomers Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (NTCI) R2: To provide therapy support in first-language services for newcomer clients within the first 24 hours of receiving a referral, and offer 24/7 support for newcomer youth referrals. |
$364,018 |
Circle of Wisdom Elder Senior Society |
Circle of Wisdom Wellness Project: Implementing the Framework which is based on the Medicine Wheel concept in addressing emerging issues that are trauma informed which arise from Residential school Legacy and intergeneration trauma. |
$217,813 |
CUPS Calgary Society |
Connect 2 Care: To provide timely crisis intervention for vulnerable Calgarians and to improve access to community services through care coordination and systems navigation. |
$282,273 |
Distress Centre Calgary |
Enhanced Crisis Supports for Those At-Risk of Suicide: To provide immediate, single point, multiple modality access for Calgarians in suicidal crisis and their families, and provide 24/7 wrap-around support to individuals at risk of suicide. |
$319,280 |
Distress Centre Calgary |
Community Information Exchange and Community Connect YYC Collaboration: A collaborative project to reduce siloed work through effective processes and technological integration. This collaboration aims to create a more integrated and impactful support system for individuals with complex needs. |
$434,299 |
ECSSEN Career School |
We Are Together: To provide supportive listening in a culturally responsive way and connect callers with community services through 24/7 non-emergency response to a crisis. |
$179,679 |
ETHIOCARE |
Ethiocare Crisis Outreach Worker: The Crisis Outreach Worker will meet with individuals/families in the community or at home to offer crisis intervention, information, referral, assistance and case management to address the crisis situation. |
$264,861 |
Fear Is Not Love Society |
Crisis Line Enhancement: To increase accessibility of crisis lines by providing an option of online text-based crisis support. |
$23,540 |
Homefront Society for the Prevention of Domestic Violence |
HomeFront's Client Engagement Team: aims to connect with the identified complainant within 72 hours of charges being laid. This team specializes in early engagement and intervention, offering critical services such as safety planning, risk assessment, crisis intervention, community resource referrals, file coordination and support navigating at the pre-court phase. |
$400,000 |
Immigrant Outreach Society |
Road To Recovery (RTR): To provide culturally and linguistically responsive crisis response for East Africans residing in Calgary. |
$68,520 |
Kerby Assembly |
Enhancing Unison's Elder Abuse Resource Line (EARL): To ensure that Black and Racialized seniors are appropriately supported when accessing the EARL line and that supports are available to a greater number of Calgarians. |
$58,590 |
Kindred Connections Society |
Prenatal Outreach Support Team (POST): A coordinated, multi-disciplinary approach connects clients to sustainable perinatal services and empowers clients to access supports that reduce risk to themselves, their pregnancy, and their newborn(s). |
$192,325 |
Ladies in the Family Foundation |
HERCONNECT: A community centered and community-driven program to address mental health and addiction issues among black immigrant girls, women and their families. |
$720,000 |
Luna Child and Youth Advocacy Centre Ltd. |
Multi-disciplinary Team Coordinator and Integrated Case Management: To provide dedicated staffing responsible for integrated case management response to crisis. |
$66,667 |
McMan Youth, Family and Community Services Association |
Collaborative Outreach Preventing Exploitation - Community Response Model Triage: To provide a collaborative and coordinated approach to triage and case management supports for youth at risk of or engaged in sexual exploitation in the city of Calgary. |
$117,408 |
Nisa Foundation |
Nisa Homes - Remote Casework Program (RCP): To provide support to vulnerable and marginalized women experiencing domestic violence and poverty through outreach and remote casework. |
$50,000 |
Punjabi Community Health Services Calgary Society |
Sahara Rapid Response: To provide quick response to those from the South Asian community in immediate need of Mental Health and Addiction counselling services. |
$60,000 |
RESET Society of Calgary |
EXIT Program Crisis/Triage Initiative: To facilitate and support immediate safe exit from sexual exploitation for women age 16+ and their children. |
$97,167 |
Sagesse Domestic Violence Prevention Society |
Clinical Support Associate (Peer Support program): To support the expanded crisis triage and emergency response for clients impacted by domestic violence across Calgary. |
$190,636 |
Somali Canadian Society of Calgary (SCSC) |
Mental Health and Counselling for East African Communities: To provide comprehensive, culturally-informed crisis supports. |
$176,000 |
The Immigrant Education Society (TIES) |
BENCH: Building Equitable Newcomer Crisis Help: To increase engagement with and uptake of crisis services by providing equitable culturally and linguistically relevant primary crisis services for Black, Racialized, and equity-seeking groups that address current barriers |
$366,667 |
The Mustard Seed Society |
SEEDreach: To provide more accessible care to individuals experiencing crisis and streamline access to other services. |
$195,200 |
Wood's Homes |
Strengthening Family and Youth Crisis Response: To provide immediate and no-cost crisis support to clients from professional crisis counsellors to children, youth, and families. |
$190,000 |
2023 City of Calgary Community Safety Investment Framework - funding allocations
Organization Name | Program name and description | Funding Amount |
---|---|---|
12 Community Safety Initiative Society |
East Calgary Ambassador Program: To support those most vulnerable in the community to access referrals and to help the communities to be safe and inclusive. |
$275,994 |
Aboriginal Friendship Centre of Calgary |
Outreach and Cultural Reconnection: To ensure urban Indigenous peoples and unhoused community members have access to necessities, mental health support, cultural support and access to vital services after crisis. Ensuring community wellness and promoting accessing community supports. |
$113,000 |
Alberta Northern Spirit Foundation-Wholistic Community Development |
Circle of Wisdom Elders Senior Wellness Project: To support Circle of Wisdom with in-home support, one to one support, risk assessment prior to Indigenous seniors accessing crisis services. |
$120,336 |
Alexandra Community Health Centre |
The Alex Street Team: To provide supports to street-involved people experiencing addiction and mental health issues. |
$309,913 |
Calgary Alpha House Society |
Ambassador Program: To increase the availability of non-emergency support and outreach services and to have a friendly presence in the greater downtown area. |
$467,867 |
Calgary Alpha House Society |
HELP Team: To provide a trauma-informed, culturally aware, and timely service that reaches individuals struggling with substance use at the street level. *Funding of this program is shared with the Calgary Police Service. The indicated funded amount reflects the contribution from The City of Calgary. |
$1,086,134 |
Calgary Catholic Immigration Society |
The Tapestry Project: Facilitating access to mental health support amongst members of Calgary’s diverse ethnocultural communities through community outreach, awareness raising, system navigation and capacity building. |
$238,699 |
Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse Society |
Calgary Sexual Violence Crisis Response: To enhance sexual violence crisis services for individuals who have experienced a recent sexual assault, by providing information, options, and advocacy that empower individual survivors to choose the path to healing that best fits for them in the context of their individual lives and values. |
$380,000 |
Calgary Health Foundation |
Sheldon Chumir Urgent Care Social Work Wrap-Around Care: To provide a responsive, expansive service for people in crisis, to address the systemic barriers those most vulnerable are having at accessing services in Calgary. |
$72,500 |
Centre for Newcomers Society of Calgary |
Newcomers Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (NTCI): To provide therapy support in first-language services for newcomer clients within the first 24 hours of receiving a referral, and offer 24/7 support for newcomer youth referrals. |
$198,195 |
CUPS Calgary Society |
Connect 2 Care: To provide timely crisis intervention for vulnerable Calgarians and to improve access to community services through care coordination and systems navigation. |
$345,000 |
Distress Centre Calgary |
Community Information Exchange and Community Connect YYC Collaboration: A collaborative project to reduce siloed work through effective processes and technological integration. This collaboration aims to create a more integrated and impactful support system for individuals with complex needs. |
$678,600 |
Distress Centre Calgary |
Enhanced Crisis Supports for Those At-Risk of Suicide: To provide immediate, single point, multiple modality access for Calgarians in suicidal crisis and their families, and provide 24/7 wrap-around support to individuals at risk of suicide. |
$478,920 |
ECSSEN Career School |
We Are Together: To provide supportive listening in a culturally responsive way and connect callers with community services through 24/7 non-emergency response to a crisis. |
$269,519 |
Fear Is Not Love Society |
Crisis Line Enhancement: To increase accessibility of crisis lines by providing an option of online text-based crisis support. |
$35,310 |
Immigrant Outreach Society |
Road To Recovery (RTR): To provide culturally and linguistically responsive crisis response for East Africans residing in Calgary. |
$102,780 |
Kerby Assembly |
Enhancing Unison's Elder Abuse Resource Line (EARL): To ensure that Black and Racialized seniors are appropriately supported when accessing the EARL line and that supports are available to a greater number of Calgarians. |
$90,274 |
Ladies in the Family Foundation |
HERCONNECT: A community centered and community-driven program to address mental health and addiction issues among black immigrant girls, women and their families. |
$400,000 |
Luna Child and Youth Advocacy Centre Ltd. |
Multi-disciplinary Team Coordinator and Integrated Case Management: To provide dedicated staffing responsible for integrated case management response to crisis. |
$100,000 |
McMan Youth, Family and Community Services Association |
Collaborative Outreach Preventing Exploitation - Community Response Model Triage: To provide a collaborative and coordinated approach to triage and case management supports for youth at risk of or engaged in sexual exploitation in the city of Calgary. |
$176,112 |
Nisa Foundation |
Nisa Homes - Remote Casework Program (RCP): To provide support to vulnerable and marginalized women experiencing domestic violence and poverty through outreach and remote casework. |
$75,000 |
Punjabi Community Health Services Calgary Society |
Sahara Rapid Response: To provide quick response to those from the South Asian community in immediate need of Mental Health and Addiction counselling services. |
$90,000 |
RESET Society of Calgary |
EXIT Program Crisis/Triage Initiative: To facilitate and support immediate safe exit from sexual exploitation for women age 16+ and their children. |
$145,750 |
Sagesse Domestic Violence Prevention Society |
Peer Crisis Support: To support the expanded crisis triage and emergency response for clients impacted by domestic violence across Calgary. |
$67,220 |
Somali Canadian Society of Calgary (SCSC) |
Mental Health and Counselling for East African Communities: To provide comprehensive, culturally-informed crisis supports. |
$265,000 |
The Immigrant Education Society (TIES) |
BENCH: Building Equitable Newcomer Crisis Help: To increase engagement with and uptake of crisis services by providing equitable culturally and linguistically relevant primary crisis services for Black, Racialized, and equity-seeking groups that address current barriers |
$550,000 |
The Mustard Seed Society |
SEEDreach: To provide more accessible care to individuals experiencing crisis and streamline access to other services. |
$296,000 |
United Way of Calgary |
Action Table Calgary (ATC) is a new community approach helps Calgarians with multiple risk factors urgently needing help. The partnership between United Way of Calgary and Area, The City of Calgary and the Calgary Police Service (CPS) brings representatives from community agencies together to provide coordinated support services within 24 to 48 hours. |
$290,470 |
Wood's Homes |
Strengthening Family and Youth Crisis Response: To provide immediate and no-cost crisis support to clients from professional crisis counsellors to children, youth, and families. |
$285,000 |
2023 – 2024 Calgary Police Community Safety Investment Framework - funding allocations
Organization Name | Program name and description | Funding Amount |
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Alberta Health Services |
Mobile Response Team (MRT): Provide clinicians to staff the MRT consult line – a resource for frontline police who encounter individuals experiencing mental health crisis. |
$1,210,215 |
Alberta Health Services |
Police and Crisis Team (PACT): Provide one clinician to a PACT team – a partnership between AHS and Calgary Police that offers mental health assessment, support, and/or consultation in crisis situations and can arrange urgent psychiatry assessments and referrals as needed. |
$143,288 |
Calgary Alpha House Society |
HELP (Human-centered Engagement Liaison and Partnership) team: provide a trauma-informed, culturally aware, and timely service that reaches individuals struggling with substance use at the street level. *Funding of this program is shared with The City of Calgary. The indicated funded amount reflects the contribution from the Calgary Police Service. |
$3,166,667 |
Calgary Police Service |
Missing Persons Team - Indigenous Navigator / Liaison: Address and prevent violence against Indigenous women and girls by reducing the number of missing Indigenous peoples reported and ensuring that the victims and families receive culturally appropriate supports, information, and resources. |
$168,220 |
Carya Society of Calgary |
Older Adult Crisis Stabilization Outreach Team (OASCOT): To provide older adults experiencing homelessness, mental health and addictions challenges and complex needs with the necessary supports that allow them to transition to appropriate housing with wrap-around services that create the conditions to age well in community. |
$575,650 |
Centre for Suicide Prevention |
Suicide Prevention Respite Care in Calgary: To provide timely, accessible, people-centred care for those in suicide crisis, diverting from hospitals, and creating a connecting organization in the recovery path of guests. |
$2,592,400 |
Distress Centre Calgary |
211/911 Co-location and Collaboration: To embed 211 call-takers in the 911 Centre to divert lower-risk mental health crisis calls away from emergency services to 211/Distress Centre |
$1,404,715 |
Immigrant Outreach Society |
Immigrant Outreach Crisis Response (IOCR): To provide East African refugees with complex mental health and psychosocial challenges with a trauma-informed and culturally appropriate crisis response that is rooted in community needs and reduce unnecessary engagement with law enforcement agencies. |
$805,650 |
Kindred Connections Society |
Community Connect YYC - Crisis Response and Coordination: To provide access to much needed mental health and counselling supports, including case management, for those experiencing crisis and those providing a primary response to those in need. |
$1,450,070 |
The Children's Cottage Society of Calgary |
Heartstrings - Family Mental Health Crisis Support: To ensure that parents experiencing a mental health crisis are provided with timely support that is designed to meet the needs of not only the individual but also their family members, keeping children safe, and preserving the family in the process. |
$998,880 |
2022 City of Calgary Community Safety Investment Framework allocations
Organization | Program name and description | Funding amount |
---|---|---|
12 Community Safety Initiative Society |
East Calgary Ambassador Program: to support those most vulnerable in the community to access referrals and to help the communities to be safe and inclusive. |
$199,075 |
Aboriginal Friendship Centre of Calgary |
Outreach and Cultural Reconnection during COVID: to ensure community members have access to basic necessities, mental health support, cultural support, and access to vital services during the crisis. |
$113,000 |
Alberta Northern Spirit Foundation-Wholistic Community Development |
Circle of Wisdom Elders and Seniors Centre: to provide 24-hour access-wrap around support service to Elders/seniors and families in crisis. |
$277,965 |
Alexandra Community Health Centre |
Community Mobile Crisis Response: to provide community-based first response that provides support to those experiencing non-emergency crises. *Funding of this program is shared with the Calgary Police Service. The indicated funded amount reflects the contribution from the City of Calgary.
|
$1,245,428 |
Alexandra Community Health Centre |
Mental Health and Addictions Outreach Initiative (MAOI) Expansion: to provide supports to street-involved people experiencing addiction and mental health issues. |
$309,913 |
BeTheChangeYYC |
Homeless Street Outreach: to refer clients to the appropriate services such as housing, based on the individual situation. |
$77,820 |
Calgary Alpha House Society |
Alpha House Ambassadors: to increase the availability of non-emergency support and outreach services and to have a friendly presence in the greater downtown area. |
$467,867 |
Calgary Alpha House Society and partners |
Downtown Outreach Addictions Partnership (DOAP): to provide a trauma-informed, culturally aware, and timely service that reaches individuals struggling with substance use at the street level. |
$2,093,772 |
Calgary Downtown Association |
Downtown Ambassadors: to provide a safer environment and to respond to the physical and mental health needs of those experiencing vulnerabilities in the Downtown area. |
$137,819 |
Calgary Health Foundation |
Sheldon Chumir Health Centre Urgent Care: to provide a responsive, expansive service for people in crisis, to address the systemic barriers those most vulnerable are having at accessing services in Calgary. |
$111,593 |
Calgary Homeless Foundation |
Extreme Weather Response: to support ongoing planning and collaboration among community organizations and City services to coordinate services that help keep Calgarians experiencing homelessness healthier and safer during extreme weather events. |
$2,298,000 |
CUPS Calgary Society |
Connect2Care Community Crisis Response: to provide timely crisis intervention for vulnerable Calgarians and to improve access to community services through care coordination and systems navigation. |
$340,650 |
Distress Centre Calgary |
Enhancing Crisis Services to Those at Risk of Suicide: to provide immediate, single point, multiple modality access for Calgarians in suicidal crisis and their families, and provide 24/7 wrap-around support to individuals at risk of suicide. |
$456,115 |
ECSSEN Career School |
We Are Together: to provides supportive listening in a culturally responsive way and connect callers with community services through 24/7 non-emergency response to a crisis. |
$269,519 |
Enviros Wilderness School Association |
Supporting High Risk Youth Leaving Homelessness: to enhance the support provided to youth, utilizing a trauma informed counsellor during these critical hours, and reducing the impact on emergency services. |
$111,580 |
McMan Youth, Family and Community Services Association |
Community Response Model - Triage for Youth at Risk of Sexual Exploitation: to provide a collaborative and coordinated approach to triage and case management supports for youth at risk of or engaged in sexual exploitation in the city of Calgary. |
$146,881 |
National Zakat Foundation |
Nisa Homes- Outreach Services: to provide support to vulnerable and marginalized women experiencing domestic violence and poverty through outreach and remote casework. |
$64,350 |
Next Step Ministries |
Emergency Safe Shelter and Immediate Trauma-Informed Outreach Support for Women: to offer an immediate safe place for women who want to exit sexual exploitation and to provide community outreach response. |
$130,000 |
Punjabi Community Health Services Calgary Society |
Quick Response Counselling: to provide quick response to those from the South Asian community in immediate need of Mental Health and Addiction counselling services. |
$88,450 |
RESET Society of Calgary |
EXIT Program Crisis/Triage Initiative: to facilitate and support immediate safe exit from sexual exploitation for women age 16+ and their children. |
$145,750 |
Sagesse Domestic Violence Prevention Society |
Domestic Violence Crisis Support - COVID-19 Emergency Response: to support the expanded crisis triage and emergency response for clients impacted by domestic violence across Calgary. |
$54,285 |
The Mustard Seed Society |
The Mustard Seed Mobile Health Advocacy and Addictions Project: to provide more accessible care to individuals experiencing crisis and streamline access to other services. |
$277,071 |
Trellis Society for Community Impact |
Sustainable Families - Harm Reduction Therapist: to provides immediate, mobile and flexible therapeutic services to families experiencing chronic and episodic homelessness. |
$91,400 |
Trellis Society for Community Impact |
Níkso'kowaiksi: to support youth and families with additional 1:1 outreach and cultural support to reduce barriers Indigenous people face and help families through a crisis by tackling the gaps in services. |
$77,060 |
Wood's Homes |
Strengthening Family and Youth Crisis Response Services: to provide immediate and no-cost crisis support to clients from professional crisis counsellors to children, youth, and families. |
$285,000 |
2021 City of Calgary Community Safety Investment Framework allocations
Organization | Program name and description | Funding amount |
---|---|---|
12 Community Safety Initiative Society |
East Calgary Ambassador Program: to support those most vulnerable in the community to access referrals and to help the communities to be safe and inclusive. |
$178,000 |
Aboriginal Friendship Centre of Calgary |
Outreach and Cultural Reconnection during COVID: to ensure community members have access to basic necessities, mental health support, cultural support, and access to vital services during the crisis. |
$113,000 |
Alberta Northern Spirit Foundation-Wholistic Community Development |
Circle of Wisdom Elders and Seniors Centre: to provide 24-hour access-wrap around support service to Elders/seniors and families in crisis. |
$272,965 |
Alexandra Community Health Centre |
Mental Health and Addictions Outreach Initiative (MAOI) Expansion: to provide supports to street-involved people experiencing addiction and mental health issues. |
$309,913 |
BeTheChangeYYC |
Homeless Street Outreach: to refer clients to the appropriate services such as housing, based on the individual situation. |
$55,520 |
Trellis Society for Community Impact |
Sustainable Families - Harm Reduction Therapist: to provides immediate, mobile and flexible therapeutic services to families experiencing chronic and episodic homelessness. |
$91,400 |
Trellis Society for Community Impact |
Níkso'kowaiksi: to support youth and families with additional 1:1 outreach and cultural support to reduce barriers Indigenous people face and help families through a crisis by tackling the gaps in services. |
$77,060 |
Calgary Alpha House Society |
Downtown Outreach Addictions Partnership (DOAP): to improve immediate connection to services to individuals presenting in crisis in the downtown. |
$1,828,418 |
Calgary Downtown Association |
Downtown Ambassadors: to provide a safer environment and to respond to the physical and mental health needs of those experiencing vulnerabilities in the Downtown area. |
$362,000 |
Calgary Health Trust |
Mobile Integrated Healthcare: to provide more fulsome, wrap-around support for vulnerable Calgarians to reduce reliance on the emergency based system. |
$252,782 |
Calgary Health Trust |
Sheldon Chumir Health Centre Urgent Care: to provide a responsive, expansive service for people in crisis, to address the systemic barriers those most vulnerable are having at accessing services in Calgary. |
$66,542 |
Calgary Seniors' Resource Society |
SeniorConnect: to identify and respond to older adults who are at risk or crisis, by addressing and preventing issues related to social isolation. |
$76,600 |
Centre for Suicide Prevention |
The Future of Calgary’s Crisis Response System: to build an evidence base on best practice research, analysis and stakeholder engagement to identify opportunities to transform the crisis prevention and response system. |
$ 360,000 |
CUPS Calgary Society |
Connect2Care Community Crisis Response: to provide timely crisis intervention for vulnerable Calgarians and to improve access to community services through care coordination and systems navigation. |
$201,900 |
Distress Centre Calgary |
Enhancing Crisis Services to Those at Risk of Suicide: to provide immediate, single point, multiple modality access for Calgarians in suicidal crisis and their families, and provide 24/7 wrap-around support to individuals at risk of suicide. |
$406,300 |
ECSSEN Career School |
We Are Together: to provides supportive listening in a culturally responsive way and connect callers with community services through 24/7 non-emergency response to a crisis. |
$269,519 |
Enviros Wilderness School Association |
Supporting High Risk Youth Leaving Homelessness: to enhance the support provided to youth, utilizing a trauma informed counsellor during these critical hours, and reducing the impact on emergency services. |
$99,200 |
McMan Youth, Family and Community Services Association |
Community Response Model - Triage for Youth at Risk of Sexual Exploitation: to provide a collaborative and coordinated approach to triage and case management supports for youth at risk of or engaged in sexual exploitation in the city of Calgary. |
$ 146,881 |
Next Step Ministries |
Emergency Safe Shelter and Immediate Trauma-Informed Outreach Support for Women: to offer an immediate safe place for women who want to exit sexual exploitation and to provide community outreach response. |
$130,000 |
Nisa Homes- National Zakat Foundation |
Nisa Homes - Outreach Services: to provide support to vulnerable and marginalized women experiencing domestic violence and poverty through outreach and remote casework. |
$67,830 |
Punjabi Community Health Services Calgary Society |
Quick Response Counselling: to provide quick response to those from the South Asian community in immediate need of Mental Health and Addiction counselling services. |
$88,360 |
RESET Society of Calgary |
EXIT Program Crisis/Triage Initiative: to facilitate and support immediate safe exit from sexual exploitation for women age 16+ and their children. |
$145,750 |
Sagesse Domestic Violence Prevention Society |
Domestic Violence Crisis Support - COVID-19 Emergency Response: to support the expanded crisis triage and emergency response for clients impacted by domestic violence across Calgary. |
$54,285 |
The Mustard Seed Society |
The Mustard Seed Mobile Health Advocacy and Addictions Project: to provide more accessible care to individuals experiencing crisis and streamline access to other services. |
$238,045 |
Wood's Homes |
Strenghthening Family and Youth Crisis Response Services: to provide immediate and no-cost crisis support to clients from professional crisis counsellors to children, youth, and families. |
$285,000 |