Information | Rezoning for Housing

Public hearing on April 22, 2024. Proposed rezoning will support more housing options in all communities.

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Current initiatives

How can my organization get involved? Current initiatives

Collaboration across the sector provides better support to the people that need it.

The City of Calgary is the convener of Calgary’s Mental Health and Addiction Strategy. We bring together community partners to share and learn from one another’s work, identify, and mobilize emerging work, fund innovative projects, and leverage research to inform sector programs and initiatives.

  • Strategy evaluation

    This evaluation highlights the outcomes achieved to date and which systems and processes have been implemented effectively. This evaluation will help identify areas of success and areas needing more focus.

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  • Information for organizations

    Resources for organizations delivering programs and services that want to get involved.

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  • Collective impact

    Interested in working with other organizations at a systemic level to improve outcomes for Calgarians?

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  • Collaborative Funding

    Mental Health and Addiction Investment Framework

    The City of Calgary contributes to Calgary’s Mental Health and Addiction investments to support actions that help Calgarians be well, get help, and stay safe.

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  • Research in Action

    Calgary’s Mental Health and Addiction Strategy and Action Plan 2021-2023 is connected to mental health and addiction researchers to ensure implemented actions and initiatives are informed by evidence. Find out more about how your research can be help inform the advancement of the Strategy.

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  • Who is involved?

    Leadership partners

    Calgary’s Mental Health and Addiction Strategy is led by a dedicated group of volunteers, community members, partners, not-for-profit organizations and government representatives.

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