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Through integrated programs and services, CUPS, supports Calgarians facing poverty, adversity, and trauma to create lasting change and stability.

CUPS provides integrated support in the areas of Healthcare, Basic Needs & Housing, and Family & Child services to low-income Calgarians living with the adversity of poverty and traumatic events. While our work is rooted in the science of brain development, our passion is helping people effectively address their challenges, build stability and ultimately improve overall wellbeing.

02/19/2026

For this month's CUPian Spotlight, meet Kathryn! One of CUPS' Housing Coordinators!

My role as a Housing Coordinator with the Graduated Rent Subsidy program allows me to work with folks on strength-based graduation goals.

I work with clients on identifying goals and connecting them to community resources to eventually graduate from the program.

I assess housing stability and provide supports when needed to assure consistent tenancy for the clients.

For clients who have identified the need for more supports, I work with them on care planning and advocating for such additional supports.

I love what I do here because I am able to walk alongside different people who have walked very different lives. Making a difference within my community and seeing people achieve long term stability in their life is meaningful work.

Some fun facts about me are that I love to read (I've read 9 books so far this year!), I can play the flute, and I love to go camping!

Thank you Kathryn for all the amazing work you do!

02/18/2026

It’s cold out there, and the risk of frostbite is high, especially for vulnerable members of our community.

In today’s reel, one of our registered nurses shares what you need to know about frostbite: how to prevent it, how to treat it, and a common myth.

02/17/2026

Our family and child development centre hosted a Valentine’s Day party for the children and families!

Check out some of the awesome highlights!

02/12/2026

Meet more of our CUPS PUPS!

We are very excited to introduce you to more of our CUPians’ furry friends!

Scroll to meet the pets who bring extra joy, personality, and love to our staff members’ families.

02/10/2026

There are a lot of myths about homelessness and they shape how people understand (and misunderstand) the issue.

Today, we’re breaking down a few more of the common misconceptions. Along with sharing the facts and the realities we see every day at CUPS.

02/05/2026

Today, we’re sharing a client testimonial from a participant in CUPS’ Graduated Rent Subsidy Housing Program.

With support from CUPS, she was able to move into a seniors complex where she’s comfortable, happy and has a renewed sense of belonging and connection to the community that surrounds her.

02/04/2026

Today is World Cancer Day.

We spoke with Liz, a member of our Community Allied Mobile Palliative Partnership (CAMPP) team to discuss the unique impacts of a cancer diagnosis for someone experiencing homelessness, and the supports that the CAMPP team can provide.

CAMPP, in collaborative with Alberta Health Services, provides palliative and end-of-life care for individuals who have life-limiting illnesses and are experiencing homelessness.

The team provides case management and support with healthcare system navigation, pain management, mental health and addictions, and housing assistance.

Learn more by visiting: www.campp.ca

02/03/2026

Black History Month is a time to learn, reflect, and take action. We've put together 5 meaningful ways to celebrate this February and carry that learning forward all year long.

Check out local events and resources from the City of Calgary – Your Local Government https://www.calgary.ca/events/black-history-month.html

And the Calgary Public Library has put together a great list of recommended reads for Black History Month: https://calgary.bibliocommons.com/v2/list/display/331585527/2041117639

02/02/2026

CUPS’ first-ever Coldest Night of the Year walk is happening on February 28th, and we’re excited to already have some incredible sponsors on board: , , , and . We’re so thankful for their generosity!

We’re also looking to connect with a few more sponsors to help with post-event meals, hot beverages, snacks, and treats. If you, or someone you know, would like to get involved, send us a message. We’d love to hear from you!

01/29/2026

For this month’s Team Spotlight we’re meeting our Evaluation and Impact team!

They deal with all things data and evaluation here at CUPS - tracking outcomes, designing workflows, managing databases, measuring impact, and helping us show the real difference CUPS is making in our community.

01/28/2026

Welcome back again to the final part in our series where we take you on a tour of CUPS’ Community Health Centre!

Today we are exploring the Family and Child Development Centre (FCDC). And giving you a closer look into the space as a whole and the services we offer!

A big thank you to Megan for taking us on these tours!

We hope you enjoyed and learnt a little more about CUPS along the way!

01/27/2026

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1001 10 Avenue SW
Calgary, AB
T2R0B7

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 3:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 3:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 3:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 3:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 3:30pm

Telephone

+14032218780

Website

http://www.cupscalgary.com/

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We change the lives of low-income and homeless Calgarians by looking at the root causes of their challenges. Using science, we help people address their trauma, manage adversity and build lifelong resilience that spans generations.