…always tell me that our people are some of the strongest people because of what we’ve been through in the past.
Read More…to work with vulnerable Indigenous communities, as it holds great significance to her.
Read More…counselling was one of Bob’s true callings,” recalls his wife, Joan Glasgow.
Read More…holistically that everyone shares the fundamental need for care and support.
Read MoreMaking people feel better is what drew Heather Godfrey to pursue a career in nursing. Having worked in Pediatric Emergency for 16 years, she’s had many different roles throughout her…
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Read More…as they continue to make new discoveries to treat people with brain aneurysms.
Read More…chose to become foster parents to take in the girls.
Read More…a lot of people have general knowledge of, but really only the people that work within oncology have the specialized knowledge associated with it.
Read More…mother taught her children one important lesson: to be kind.
Read MoreGrowing up on the Siksika Nation, Erica Sitting Eagle found out early on that she had a passion for helping people. While her grandfather was battling cancer, she helped provide…
Read More…trips to the bathroom after childbirth, but pelvic floor disorders can be serious health concerns that affect people of various ages.
Read More…helping people, but she felt compelled to do more, and felt called to address the many issues that domestic abuse poses for women.
Read More…about how their contribution is impacting the community and helping people dealing with the impact of aphasia.
Read MoreNew experiences enhance quality of life: Virtual Reality provides both recreation and cognitive therapy It couldn’t have come at a better time as COVID-19 restrictions left many in long-term care…
Read More…to advance and revolutionize healthcare outcomes.
Read MoreJulia St. Louis pursued a career in nursing because she always wanted to help people.
Read More…the communities where our people live and work in order to create a meaningful impact.
Read More…to honouring the survivors, families, and communities affected by the legacy of residential schools in Canada.
Read MoreCalgary Health Foundation is always looking to connect with hardworking people passionate about transforming healthcare. Do you care about healthcare?
Read MoreA commitment to mental health The need for an integrated mental health network All in, the economic burden of mental illness in Canada is an estimated $51 billion per year…
Read More…touch all aspects of health care delivery and to work in collaboration with Alberta Health Services to meet the diverse needs of people across the city and throughout Southern Alberta…
Read More…everyone’s best interests to ensure the best health services we can,” said Ernie.
Read More…practices into AHS facilities, we can foster open dialogue with those unfamiliar with Indigenous medicine and improve the health outcomes of Indigenous people.
Read MoreThe Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is a place that most people don’t know about until they need it. For Katie Fraser and her husband Kyle, it was a place…
Read More…lot of people have many cancer cells and don’t know about it and for me it got to the point where I had to pay attention to it.
Read More…and every child who was forced to attend residential schools.
Read MoreCalgary Health Foundation is a community-based charity raising funds to advance our city’s healthcare. We are a driving force propelling healthcare advancement and improving lives.
Read MorePublished: June 2021 Krystin began using mental health services through the Women’s Mental Health Clinic during the pandemic about three weeks after giving birth to her first child, Noah. Barely…
Read More…up to challenge the status quo for people living with chronic diseases.
Read More…to enjoy the benefits that music can bring.
Read More…Michael Rose, President & CEO of Tourmaline, was very much on board.
Read More…grandparents had to be very self-sufficient,” says Garth.
Read More…during her end-of-life transition.
Read More…innovation, change and better outcomes for people across Southern Alberta.
Read More…Heather Patterson was inspired by her colleagues and the people around her to create a documentary photography project.
Read More…postoperative delirium following cardiac surgery.
Read More…some financial assistance to me without feeling stressed or burdened to pick up extra shifts.
Read More…they could look back and see the actual progress that Terry was making.
Read More…involved in my care throughout my health journey.
Read More…only possible with the help of our incredible and passionate volunteers—people like David Routledge.
Read More…about strokes and wants people to know of an updated acronym for stroke symptoms, which is appropriately, “BE FAST”: B: Balance – Do they have loss of balance or are…
Read More…to be extremely rewarding and wants people to know that there are so many opportunities to be explored within nursing.
Read More…to connect with the patient she had cared for and organized a time for him to meet the people that helped save his life including the young lifeguards, respiratory therapists,…
Read More…3 NICU from 39 to 58 beds, as part of the overall $66 million Newborns Need campaign.
Read More…an honourable profession to go into, as well as one where you could really make a difference in peoples’ lives,” Kirsten said.
Read MoreAccountability is one of Calgary Health Foundation’s core values. We earn trust, respect, and credibility as stewards of every dollar we raise.
Read MoreTogether we have the power to transform health care and make breakthroughs possible. Every Albertan, at some point in our lives, will require the help of the health care system…
Read More…the new Calgary Health Foundation.
Read More…like so many people who have been afflicted by and survived COVID-19, he recognizes the extraordinary healthcare heroes who helped him breathe again and encourages others to stay healthy by…
Read More…“I am excited to be joining Calgary’s fundraising community.
Read MorePhoto courtesy of Kristina McGowan Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Calgary Health Foundation donors have been supporting many areas that are impacting the lives of people in our community. Support for…
Read MoreA team of champions: Dean’s unexpected battle with COVID-19 Within just 14 days, Dean Goranson went from being healthy with no underlying health concerns to being intubated in the Intensive…
Read MoreGive toward more firsts in health and community care. With your support, we’re dedicated to funding health projects that make breakthroughs possible for the thousands of people who rely on…
Read More…emotional side that many people don’t talk about.
Read More…and wellbeing of people all over the country and we’re lucky in Alberta to have access to world class care right here in Calgary in partnership with the Libin Cardiovascular…
Read More…which touches all aspects of health care to support the growing needs of people in Calgary and Southern Alberta.
Read More…amazing team of people at Mercedes-Benz Country Hills (whose generosity knows no bounds) – and it allowed us to share a night of fashion and glamour with 650 Calgarians.
Read MoreCalgary Health Foundation funds health projects that make breakthroughs possible for the thousands of people in the Calgary Zone and southern Alberta who rely on the health system every day….
Read More…in education, the arts and healthcare.
Read More…are the only people who can truly understand what you are going through.
Read More…birth of our children, Carson and Jackson were kept alive by medical equipment purchased by fundraising dollars.
Read More…support of earlier interventions for patients and a more patient-centered care approach to care.
Read More…Friday from 8am to 4pm: 1-403-801-7482 Helpful organizations and charities supporting Indigenous people in our community: Aboriginal Friendship Centre of Calgary Aboriginal Standing Committee on Housing and Homelessness Elizabeth Fry…
Read More…the room, interacting with patients and learning from them.
Read More…other people were affected by this but had never spoken up about it for fear of it being a taboo subject.
Read More…is ‘old school’ and recognizes the importance of the personal connection to all people in this department and others that we work with and goes out of her way to…
Read More…“People were really kind and would throw in $20 extra sometimes.
Read More…If her condition could lead to other people being able to be treated because they know more about it, that would be a wonderful legacy.
Read MoreMeet the people with a fervent desire to support burn victims. In 2006, the Calgary Firefighters Burn Treatment Society (CFBTS) approached the Calgary Health Foundation with the wish to improve…
Read More…core qualities, impact memory, attention, judgement and decision making, as well as it can enhance feelings of loneliness.
Read More…the Centre that attracts up to 15 people at a time,” she said proudly.
Read More…patient of Elbow River Healing Lodge herself, Andrea sees the great value this facility offers Indigenous people across our community: “I can’t say enough about the facility and the care…
Read More…counsellor and encourages others to do so as well.
Read More…you also get to watch people recover and go on to live very fulfilling lives.
Read More…myth about social work is that it involves child welfare,” explains Jeremy.
Read MoreLife-threatening brain disorders make up 20% of Calgary and Southern Alberta’s intensive care unit (ICU) admissions—more than 900 patients annually. The lives of healthy, active people can change in an…
Read More…She showed a genuine interest in caring for people and wanting to help them.
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