Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation Youth Philanthropy Council

Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation Youth Philanthropy Council To inspire and empower Albertan youth to break down societal stigmas and raise awareness for mental

As part of the Kids Helping Kids program at the Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation, the Youth Council brings together teens (ages 14+) from Southern Alberta who want to contribute to the Alberta Children's Hospital in an interactive and meaningful way. The Youth Council organizes one fundraising event each year in support of an area of child health they choose. The Youth Council learns how to be ambassadors of the Alberta Children's Hospital and make a difference in the lives of children in our community.

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The Youth Philanthropy Council of the Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation

As part of the Kids Helping Kids program at the Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation, the Youth Council brings together like-minded teens (ages 14+) from Southern Alberta, who want to contribute to the Alberta Children's Hospital in an interactive and meaningful way. The Youth Council organizes fundraising and awareness events each year in support of child and adolescent Mental Health Initiatives. While helping to raise awareness for Mental Health Concerns, members of the Youth Council also learn how to be ambassadors of the Alberta Children's Hospital, and how to make a difference in the lives of children in our community.