Alberta’s government is building on a successful model in Edmonton and opening a new Navigation and Support Centre in Calgary in July.

Alberta’s government is addressing public safety concerns while ensuring vulnerable Calgarians will be connected to the programs and services they need, all under one roof.

The new Navigation and Support Centre will be a much-needed option to address pressures felt by front-line workers and emergency services. It also offers a way to relocate vulnerable Albertans away from public transit, and into a safe environment with easy to access wraparound supports.

Expansion to Calgary means better support for the city’s most vulnerable community members, providing them with wraparound supports to get them back on their feet. The Navigation and Support Centre in Calgary will offer vulnerable people in the community access to services such as income support, shelter and housing options, Indigenous supports and help obtaining valid Alberta identification. Additionally, it will offer access to health, mental health and addiction treatment… READ FULL RELEASE