Bridge to Care

02/16/2026

February is a time to honor the history, resilience and achievements of Black Canadians — from early pioneers and political leaders to healthcare professionals, scientists and community advocates. Read how figures like Jean Augustine, Lincoln Alexander, Dr. Onye Nnorom and many others have shaped Canada’s institutions and advanced equity for all. Join us in celebrating their contributions and learning how we can continue the work for justice and inclusion.

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What Black Canadian story or leader inspires you? Share in the comments — let’s start a meaningful conversation. 🇨🇦✨

February is a month dedicated to celebrating the history, struggles, and achievements of Black communities. Throughout history, Black people have faced marginalization, discrimination, and denial of basic human rights, equality, and justice. Both the United States and Canada observe Black History Mo...

02/13/2026

Program Impact Snapshot: In Alberta communities, our care made a measurable difference — 1) 420 clients received respite care, giving families back essential caregiving bandwidth; 2) 1,150 families supported last year with counselling and referral services; 3) 3,800 therapeutic sessions delivered across programs, boosting daily independence; 4) 95% of service users report improved quality of life. Learn more about our local services in Stony Plain, Edmonton, Calgary, Grande Prairie and Whitecourt: https://wix.to/9AIoA4Y — Find out how we can help your family today.

02/12/2026

Proud to share how Bridge to Care and local partners are making inclusion real across Alberta — Stony Plain, Edmonton, Calgary, Grande Prairie, and Whitecourt. Together we’re boosting social participation, expanding access to respite, and strengthening community connections through shared programs and events. See the map and photos to spot partner activities and measurable outcomes. Visit https://wix.to/AYJwbvd to learn more and get involved. 😊🤝

02/12/2026

February spotlight: Bold Voices, Lasting Impact — celebrating the history, struggles, and achievements of Black communities in Canada. Read about the resilience, contributions, and stories that shape our shared future. ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

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February is a month dedicated to celebrating the history, struggles, and achievements of Black communities. Throughout history, Black people have faced marginalization, discrimination, and denial of basic human rights, equality, and justice. Both the United States and Canada observe Black History Mo...

02/11/2026

Meet one of our frontline caregivers and see how Bridge to Care supports independence with dignity. In a candid interview, they share how our Cognitive Support Program uses music therapy, occupational therapy, and weekly memory groups averaging 6–8 participants to build confidence and meaningful routines. Proudly serving Stony Plain, Edmonton, Calgary, Grande Prairie and Whitecourt, AB. Read more: https://wix.to/Z2VftuA

How has compassionate care made a difference for someone you know? Share your story below.

02/10/2026

“I finally see them join in — it’s like a whole new world for our family.” A caregiver’s words capture Jaime’s progress after 9 months in our therapeutic program, using supported social skills groups and community outings to build confidence and connection in Stony Plain, AB. Read Jaime’s full story and learn how our supports help families across Alberta: https://wix.to/04MYuZF — Want to learn how we can help your family? Visit the link to get started.

02/09/2026

Discover how Bridge to Care supports independence across Alberta — from child & family programs to senior care and therapeutic supports. See real moments from Stony Plain, Edmonton, Calgary, Grande Prairie and Whitecourt that highlight dignity, skills, and connection. Visit https://wix.to/Pd4vBz2 to learn more and find services near you. Which service would help someone you know? 👥🏡💬

02/06/2026

Caring for someone with cognitive or mental-health challenges can feel overwhelming—these practical, evidence-informed tips can help today. • Keep routines predictable: set simple daily checklists and use visible calendars. • Communicate clearly: use short sentences, name one task at a time, and confirm understanding. • Reduce triggers: lower noise and bright lights, offer calming activities like slow music or guided breathing. • De-escalation: stay calm, give space, validate feelings, and avoid arguing—remove immediate stressors and call for help if safety is at risk. Bridge to Care’s senior and therapeutic teams support families across Calgary, Edmonton, Grande Prairie, Stony Plain, and Whitecourt—reach out for local guidance and respite options. Learn more and find local services: https://wix.to/nN0f7Sx

02/05/2026

Our volunteers make real, measurable differences every day — from leading therapeutic activities to helping clients join community events. Last year, volunteers helped boost social connection across our programs by 30%, with more people attending local gatherings and feeling included. Interested in joining us in Stony Plain, Edmonton, Calgary, Grande Prairie or Whitecourt? Bridge to Care depends on community support to keep services running. Learn more and sign up: https://wix.to/mDkDD2S 💙🤝

02/03/2026

Caregivers in Stony Plain, Edmonton, Calgary, Grande Prairie and Whitecourt — Bridge to Care can help you breathe easier. Our respite and child & family services offer practical support: scheduled 2–4 hour respite sessions, in-home and community-based assistance, and tailored family coaching to protect caregiver wellbeing and keep families stable. Many clients report better rest and reduced stress within weeks. Learn how we can support your family in Alberta: https://wix.to/gB0avZs 🌿👪✨ . Call or visit our site to get started.

02/02/2026

At Bridge to Care we celebrate dignity and independence. Through our respite care and disability supports, a client in Stony Plain regained confidence in daily tasks and joined community programs in Edmonton and Calgary. Their family shared: “We’ve seen real progress—more independence, less worry.” Learn how our team supports meaningful outcomes across Alberta. https://wix.to/AeieKSv

01/30/2026

Cervical cancer is highly preventable when caught early. Learn practical steps for prevention, screening recommendations, and signs to watch for in our latest post by Dr. Nimmy N John. Read more

Cervical cancer is among the most preventable types of cancer, yet it can become life-threatening if not caught early. In its initial stages, cervical cancer typically presents no obvious symptoms, making prevention and regular screening crucial.