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Area Services for Those in Need
Community services for those in need in North Calgary and/or Thorncliffe and Greenview
The TGCA is a Good Food Box depot: For those seeking affordable and nutritious food on a regular basis, the TGCA offers the Community Kitchen program, Good Food Box. Find more info and order here.
City of Calgary Social Worker for Greenview is Sage Wheeler-Ramnauth. Sage can help residents find the resources they need. Contact Sage at sage.wheeler-ramnauth@calgary.ca or 587-893-3460. There is no longer a Calgary Social Worker portfolio attached to Thorncliffe.
For more specific supports, please see the list of agencies and services below:
Services for:
Organisation name and contact info:
Services offered:
Services for: Immigrants in Calgary
Immigrant Services Calgary
Phone: 403-265-1120
Email: info@immigrantservicescalgary.ca
Address: suite #1200, 910 7 Avenue SW, Calgary
Website: www.immigrantservicescalgary.ca
• Newcomer plans with new Calgarians
• English testing & classes
• Job support
• Translation services
Services for: Families (parent, children, youth)
North Central Family Resource Network – Closer To Home
Phone: 403-543-0555
Email: familyresourcenetwork@closertohome.com
Address: 3-176 Bedford Dr. N.E.
Website: https://closertohome.com/north-central-family-resource-network/
• Free programs and services for parents, youth, children
• Referrals for counselling & basic needs
• Resource information
Services for: All
Trellis Society Community Connections
Phone: General 403-219-3477 ext. 3
Email: Jenn Wederfort JWederfort@growwithtrellis.ca
Address: suite 200, 2609 15 St. NE
Website: https://www.growwithtrellis.ca/community-programs/community-connections
• Basic Needs (referrals for food, clothing, furniture, housing)
• Saving money/budgeting resources and seminars
• Applying for government money
• Finding resources and services in your area
Services for: Seniors
The Way In Network
Phone: 403-736-4677
Email: Call the general number to get the Outreach Worker for Thorncliffe Greenview
Website: https://caryacalgary.ca/our-programs/older-adults/twi/
• Information and referrals
• Assistance with forms for pensions, benefits, transportation, and housing
• Caregiver support
• Access to volunteer supports
• Elder abuse intervention and support
• Commissioner for Oaths
• Assessment and case management
• Group activities and workshops
Services for: All
Centre Street Church Compassionate Ministries
Phone: 403-520-1227
Email: compassion@cschurch.ca
Address: 4021 Centre St. NE (Wing Kei Village)
Website: https://www.cschurch.ca/csc-compassionate-ministry/
• A one-time emergency hamper: A person can pick up a hamper up on a Monday or Wednesday between 6:00pm – 7:30pm, or Tuesday & Thursday 10:00am – 11:30am (with the exception of statutory holidays). This is a one-time hamper that can be provided to the person prior to you connecting to the Calgary Food Bank- which we are also a depot of.
• The Calgary Food Bank is currently providing hampers every 12 days so long as you register prior. The person can connect to them by calling 403-253-2055.
• Clothing: The clothing bank is open on Mondays between 6:00pm – 7:30pm (with the exception of stat holidays). This is a walk-in clothing bank. It has a variety of items available each week.
• Lunch boxes: Can be picked up on Monday & Wednesday evenings between 5:30pm – 7:00pm (with the exception of stat holidays). These rotate between a cold and hot lunch.
• Appointments: We are also still offering first step and life budget appointments to see if there is anything else we can do to help people. They can call us at 403-520-1227 to see if they qualify for an appointment.
Services for: All
Society of St. Vincent De Paul – Corpus Christie Catholic Church
Phone: 403-275-0094
Address: 404 Northmount Pl. NW
• Food hampers
• Sometimes they can provide baby diapers and formula and toiletries
Services for: those experiencing homelessness, addiction and mental illness
Alpha House – outreach services in the community
HELP Team | 403-998-7388
Website: https://alphahousecalgary.com/
H.E.L.P Team (formerly DOAP Team)
- Consists of mobile teams covering a variety of areas across the city of Calgary
- Works closely with Calgary Police Services and Emergency Medical Services to reduce unnecessary and inappropriate uses when these services are not needed
- Responds to calls from businesses, community members, and other homeless-serving agencies
- Facilitates individual’s access and entry to the local service systems of shelters, health care, addiction treatment, and supportive housing
Services for: First Nations, Metis, and Inuit communities
Calgary Aboriginal Services Guide from Calgary Homeless Foundation
A comprehensive guide to resources available to First Nations, Metis and Inuit people in Calgary, including contacts for First Nations offices as well as culture and healing, employment and training, basic needs and more.
Resources from The City of Calgary:
The Calgary Food Map – this map, created by The City of Calgary, includes no cost food hampers, community food pantries, food bank referrals, Good Food Box pickup sites (including the TGCA), free and low cost meals, baby supplies, free bagged lunch for kids and youth, and more.
View map here
The City of Calgary Access to Food page – Places where people can access no and low cost food in the city of Calgary.
See the list here