Welcome to the digital home of our latest resource. At the Aboriginal Friendship Centre of Calgary, our mission is to provide holistic, traditional approaches that empower our urban community. Whether you are looking for housing support, youth initiatives, or Elder care, understanding the full scope of our Indigenous programs is the first step toward finding the right path forward.
To make our services more accessible, we have created the “AFCC at a Glance” interactive booklet. This tool allows you to flip through our current offerings and see how we are working to remove barriers for everyone we serve.
Interactive Booklet: Our Indigenous Programs
Click the cover below to open the digital flipbook and explore our services.
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Rooted in Culture and Community
Our work is guided by the principle of “Many Nations, One Family.” We currently operate out of seven locations, including our Downtown Indigenous Hub and the Elders Drop-In Centre. Each of our Indigenous programs is built upon the Seven Grandfather Teachings: Humility, Bravery, Honesty, Wisdom, Truth, Respect, and Love.
By integrating these values into our daily operations, we ensure that every community member who walks through our doors feels a sense of belonging and cultural reconnection. While this “At a Glance” booklet provides an essential summary, it is only the beginning of the story.
Connect With Us
We invite you to browse our full list of services to see how we can support you today. You can also learn more about the national Friendship Centre Movement to see the broader impact of this work across the country.
If you have questions or need help navigating our current Indigenous programs, please visit us in person or reach out to our team at 403-270-7379 or info@afccalgary.org.