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Welcome to Accessible Housing. Helping people with limited mobility since 1974.

Accessible Housing is a non-profit organization and registered charity with a mandate to open doors for people with limited mobility to enhance dignity through accessible homes that are appropriate and affordable.

Accessible Housing is a non-profit organization and registered charity with a mandate to open doors for people with limited mobility to enhance dignity through accessible homes that are appropriate and affordable.

Through our outreach and residential programs, we provide housing and personal support so that everyone can have a home, belong and participate in our community.

Explore our services to learn how Accessible Housing is using over 50 years of experience to address community need.

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Celebrating 50 Years of Supporting People With Limited Mobility

Creating accessible communities goes beyond constructing accessible houses. It’s about recognizing that accessibility is a fundamental right.

We believe that everyone, despite of their limitations, have the right to live in a safe home and be part of a supportive community.

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Business In Calgary Article

Accessible Housing Society has been profiled in the latest issue of Business in Calgary! This feature highlights our ongoing commitment to creating inclusive, accessible living

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Tour of Inclusio

Multiple dates – see link for more dates Location: Inclusio 1129 23 Ave NW Calgary, AB T2M 4P5 Join us for a tour of Inclusio!

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Accessible Housing is a non-profit organization and registered charity with a mandate to open doors for people with disabilities.

As a valued supporter of Accessible Housing, we ar

As a valued supporter of Accessible Housing, we are reaching out to share exciting news about our upcoming campaign to raise awareness about the critical issue of accessible affordable housing in Alberta.

Our mission has always been to advocate for those who are underhoused and to work towards solutions that ensure everyone has a safe, accessible, and affordable place to call home. This campaign is a vital step in amplifying our efforts and making a tangible difference in our community.

To make this campaign as impactful as possible, we need your help. We are conducting a survey to understand why you support our cause and what matters most to you. Your insights will guide our campaign and help us address the most pressing needs.

Please take a few minutes to fill out our survey: Link in bio >>

Your feedback is invaluable to us, and together, we can create a stronger, more effective movement for accessible affordable housing.

Thank you for your continued support and dedication to our mission. We look forward to hearing from you and working together to make a difference.

Warm regards,

Krista Davidson Flint
Executive Director
Accessible Housing Society

Music and laughter filled Inclusio as residents an

Music and laughter filled Inclusio as residents and staff gathered for a fun-filled karaoke afternoon, singing everything from timeless classics to crowd favorites!

Moments like these highlight the vibrant community spirit of Inclusio.

We are pleased to announce the release of Accessib

We are pleased to announce the release of Accessible Housing’s 2024 Annual Report. This year’s report highlights the significant milestones we have achieved together and shares inspiring stories of resilience and recovery.

In 2024, Accessible Housing:
- Supported 160 individuals with safe, accessible housing
- Helped 90 participants transition from homelessness through the Bridge to Home program
- Completed 20 accessibility renovations to improve quality of life
- Strengthened community engagement through advocacy, events, and partnerships

As we mark 50 years of service, we remain committed to advancing accessibility, inclusion, and housing solutions for people with disabilities.

Read the full report on our website: Link in bio.

Last week, Inclusio hosted a wonderful spring tea

Last week, Inclusio hosted a wonderful spring tea social featuring food, music, and trivia. Thanks to everyone who joined —it was a pleasure connecting and enjoying great conversations over tea!
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#CommunityEvent #Networking #GoodTimes

Austin, an Inclusio resident, is embracing an acti

Austin, an Inclusio resident, is embracing an active lifestyle in our fully accessible gym. Designed with adaptive equipment and inclusive features, this space empowers residents to pursue their fitness goals without barriers. Keep up the great work, Austin!

Inclusio residents enjoyed an engaging afternoon o

Inclusio residents enjoyed an engaging afternoon of Bingo, filled with laughter, friendly competition, and excitement! Activities like these foster connection and create meaningful experiences for everyone involved.

A huge thank you to @vibrantcalgary for hosting a

A huge thank you to @vibrantcalgary for hosting a Community Conversation ahead of the 2025 Calgary General Election! These sessions are a fantastic opportunity for our clients to share their voices, connect with community members, and discuss what truly matters to them.

Building an inclusive, accessible, and supportive community starts with listening and learning—thank you, VCC, for creating space for these important discussions!
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#CommunityMatters #CalgaryElection2025 #AccessibilityForAll #StrongerTogether

Inclusio residents enjoyed a special shawarma lunc

Inclusio residents enjoyed a special shawarma lunch prepared by our amazing kitchen staff last week. Thoughtfully made and full of flavour! Thank you to our kitchen team for their continued commitment in providing nutritious and delicious meals to our residents.
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#GoodFoodGoodMood #AccessibleHousing #ThankYouChef

Give in Honour of Someone Special! A tribute donat

Give in Honour of Someone Special! A tribute donation to Accessible Housing Society is a meaningful way to honour a loved one while making a lasting impact. Your gift supports Accessible Housing and essential services for individuals with limited mobility, helping to create a more inclusive community.

- Donate in memory or celebration of someone special
- Receive a personalized e-card to acknowledge your contribution
- Support safe, accessible housing for those in need

Recognize someone’s legacy through a gift that changes lives. Donate today: www.accessiblehousing.ca/donate
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#AccessibleHousing #InclusiveLiving #TributeGiving

Inclusio residents had some amazing visitors last

Inclusio residents had some amazing visitors last week! Thanks to @cobbsadventurepark, they had the opportunity to meet a baby kangaroo, a tortoise, a sugar glider, and a snake. These special visits always bring so much joy to our residents. We appreciate Cobb’s Adventure Park for providing this unique experience and look forward to their next visit!
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#CobbsAdventurepark #Kangaroos #SugarGlider #WeLoveAnimals #YYCLiving #BarrierFree #Community #AccessibleHousing

Join Our Board of Directors! Accessible Housing is

Join Our Board of Directors! Accessible Housing is looking for passionate individuals to join our Board of Directors and help create meaningful change for those with diverse mobility needs. If you’re committed to accessibility and inclusion, we’d love to hear from you!

Learn more and apply at www.accessiblehousing.ca/careers
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#AccessibleHousing #VolunteerOpportunity #AccessibilityForAll #NonprofitYYC

Residents recently enjoyed a watercolor painting s

Residents recently enjoyed a watercolor painting session, exploring different techniques and enjoying a relaxed, social atmosphere. Activities like this bring people together, contributing to a vibrant and inclusive living environment.

At Inclusio, we prioritize meaningful programming that enhances quality of life and fosters a strong sense of community.

To learn more about Inclusio visit www.accessiblehousing.ca/inclusio

At RAD Renovations, we are committed to delivering

At RAD Renovations, we are committed to delivering home modifications that enhance independence and quality of life. We had the privilege of working with Deanna, a senior with limited mobility, to transform her bathroom by converting her bathtub into a roll-in shower.

"I would never have been able to have this work done by myself. Having a shower that I can just walk into without fear of hurting myself is massive. The RAD team and program is absolutely fabulous. I thank all of you from the bottom of my heart for the respect, kindness, and friendliness that each and every one of you have shown towards me. You made me feel important, and not just put to the wayside because I am a senior, and because I have limited mobility."

Through available funding programs, we were able to assist Deanna in making her home safer and more functional. Every project we take on is about more than just construction—it’s about restoring dignity, confidence, and independence.

If you or someone you know is looking to improve home accessibility, we’re here to help. Let’s create spaces that work for everyone. Visit www.accessiblehousing.ca
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#RADRenovations #AccessibilityForAll #UniversalDesign #HomeModifications #AgingInPlace

Our RAD Renovations Wine and Cheese is underway at

Our RAD Renovations Wine and Cheese is underway at Inclusio. This evening has been a great opportunity to connect, share insights, and explore how we can design more accessible spaces.

Thank you to our incredible panelists for sharing your expertise and experiences, and to everyone who joined us in supporting accessibility and innovation in design and construction.

If you would like to learn more about RAD Renovations and our work in transforming spaces visit our website www.accessiblehousing.ca
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#AccessibilityForAll #InclusiveDesign #RADRenovations #BuildingACommunity #AccessibilityMatters

Inclusio residents ventured out to enjoy A Complet

Inclusio residents ventured out to enjoy A Complete Unknown: Bob Dylan on the big screen. Despite the chilly temperatures, they bundled up and enjoyed the outing, soaking in the legendary sounds of Dylan’s story. After the movie, the fun continued with some friendly competition at the arcade!

Here’s to more memorable moments and shared experiences!

Laughter, music and fun filled the afternoon as In

Laughter, music and fun filled the afternoon as Inclusio residents and staff came together for a lively karaoke session!

At Accessible Housing, we know that a strong sense of community makes a house a home. Activities like these bring us closer together, reminding us that joy and inclusion go hand in hand. 🌟

"The Bridge to Home team is fantastic. Finding thi

"The Bridge to Home team is fantastic. Finding this place and continuing to search for long-term housing — I just wasn’t prepared for how fast things moved." – Bridge to Home Client

Transitioning from homelessness to stable housing can feel overwhelming, but with the right support, the journey becomes possible. Bridge to Home helps individuals with disabilities find safe, accessible housing while providing essential resources to ensure long-term stability.

Through compassion, advocacy, and action, we're breaking barriers and building brighter futures. 💙

Want to support this life-changing work? Learn more at accessiblehousing.ca

Did you know? When designing exterior ramps, the b

Did you know? When designing exterior ramps, the building code allows for a maximum slope of 1:12 (8.33%), but there’s an even better way to ensure universal access!

In this week’s #TipTuesday, RAD Renovations shares:

Best practice recommends a gentler slope of 1:16 (6.25%) or 1:20 (5%). Why? It makes life easier for everyone—wheelchair users, seniors, families with strollers, and more!

A gentler slope = a more welcoming and inclusive space for all.

💡 Pro Tip: Don’t forget to include landings every 9m (30ft) of ramp length and opt for a smooth, non-slip surface to keep things safe and functional.

Let’s design spaces that truly work for everyone—because great design is inclusive design! ❤️

Did you know the Government of Canada has extended

Did you know the Government of Canada has extended the 2024 charitable donation deadline to February 28, 2025? This extension provides an excellent opportunity to support Accessible Housing and include your contribution in your 2024 tax return!

Your donation directly helps us deliver essential support for individuals with disabilities, fostering a more inclusive and equitable community. Together, we can continue to break down barriers and build a better future. Every donation makes a difference - Visit www.accessiblehousing.ca

For more information on the extension visit: https://ow.ly/a31r50UMcm1
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One of our Inclusio residents spent a meaningful d

One of our Inclusio residents spent a meaningful day volunteering at the @CalgaryFoodBank. Their efforts serve as a powerful reminder of the impact we can all have when we come together to support our community. 💖

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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

This place we know as Calgary is known by many other names. In the Blackfoot language, it is called Moh-kins-tis, the Iethka Nakoda First Nations refer to this place as Wicispa Oyade, the people of the Tsuut’ina Nation calls it Guts-ists, and the Metis call this area Otos-kwunee.

With respect and humility, we acknowledge that we are gathered on the ancestral and traditional territory of the Blackfoot Confederacy, made up of the Siksika, Piikani, Amskapipiikani, and Kainai First Nations; the Iethka Nakoda Wicastabi First Nations, comprised of the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Goodstoney First Nations; and the Tsuut’ina First Nation. The Calgary area is also homeland to the historic Northwest Metis and to the Otipemisiwak Metis Government, Metis Nation Battle River Territory (Nose Hill Metis District 5 and Elbow Metis District 6).

We are thankful for the opportunity that this special place provides for us to engage in reconciliation and to make life better every day for all who gather, visit, or call this place home.

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