We are thrilled to share our new Fall 2025 Newsletter with you! This issue is a guide to our programs, services, and community initiatives, offering a glimpse into who we are and the impactful work we’ve been doing together. Inside, you’ll find stories of healing, connection, and progress that are strengthening our urban Indigenous community.
We invite you to read all about our recent milestones and upcoming initiatives, and to learn how you can continue to be a part of the AFCC family.
Inside This Issue: Highlights & Updates
A New Cultural Space: A transformative partnership with The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland is bringing a new ceremonial and cultural space to life in the heart of Calgary. This dedicated, no-cost space is a tangible symbol of reconciliation and community healing.
Encampment Support: Learn about our Encampment Support & Transitions Program (ESTP) team’s season of impact, which has helped move 16 individuals directly from encampments into housing. This culturally safe, Indigenous-led model is creating lasting change one relationship at a time.
Red Dress Powwow: We recently hosted our 2nd Annual Red Dress Traditional Powwow, a day of healing and remembrance for Missing, Murdered, and Exploited Indigenous Peoples (MMEIP). The red dresses that adorned the space stood as a solemn reminder and a powerful call to action.
Elders Lodge Anniversary: This month marks the two-year anniversary of our award-winning Omahkkitapioyis Elders Lodge Apartments. The Lodge is a place of respect, culture, and connection where Elders can live in safety and dignity.
Susan Aglukark Book Launch: The AFCC is honoured to host celebrated Inuk singer-songwriter Susan Aglukark for the Calgary launch of her new memoir, Kihiani. This is an opportunity for conversation, music, and community.
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We encourage you to download the full newsletter to get all the details on these stories and many more. Thank you for your continued support as we work together to build a stronger community.