About

Our Group Living Program provides stability, consistency, and predictability to support children and youth from ages 2-22 in the pursuit of relationship building and permanency. Through collaborations with Children’s Services, Collaborative Service Delivery (CSD) agencies and their social service agency partnerships, we work towards the physical well being, relationship development and preservation of the cultural as well as ethnic diversity of the young people we serve. 

  

In addition, we ensure connection for our young people with Alberta Health Services in support of their mental health to access counselling, assessments, and assistance in navigating adult services such as AISH and PDD. 

  

Our Group Living Program protects the individual rights, teaches self-advocacy, and ensures that developmental milestones and transition planning is done from a multi-disciplinary, clinically supported, therapeutic crisis intervention, trauma-informed place of care.  

 

 

Locations 

Our 3 Group Living Teams with 5 locations support young people from 2-22 years of age. This happens through the collaboration of multidisciplinary service teams designed to acknowledge and support their Relational, Cultural, Physical and Legal rights as outlined by the Child Intervention Practice Framework along side the C.A.R.E Model of practice. 

 

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