We know that safer streets start with stable homes, and City Hall controls a lot of the levers that make homes happen (or stall out). There’s no public safety without appropriate, affordable housing.

Ask your candidates how they intend to ensure we keep moving forward towards more permanent housing and safety solutions in Calgary. 

In community housing, in apartment living, there are lots of different rhythms happening all at the same time, all around us. We're often not even aware of them, until someone else’s rhythm interrupts or overlaps with our own. 

And in each instance, in each part of the day, it’s up to us to think about how to ensure that overlap – how those interactions, intentional or unintentional, will protect and support the ecosystem of community around us or degrade it.

Every 2-3 years NHA collects valuable insight from our residents that we use to do a “health check” of the organization. 

In short, we want to ensure that as we grow, as things change, we continue to honour our values and show up in the best possible way for our current – and future – residents. 

The results are usually very positive, but there are always a few areas of improvement.

This year we incorporated certain elements to our breakfast to enhance the cultural, educational and wellness experience for all attendees! In real terms?

Come meet Alice, and her best friend, Knox!

“I wish people understood how important housing is for a person to be whole, stability is like a foundational block you need before you can really start thriving and moving forward in any part of life.”

From neighbourhood events to sector partnerships, we’re proud to collaborate with others who share our vision of a more connected, vibrant future. Here are some of the collaborations we’re excited about – and grateful for – right now. 

Each of these collaborations is truly a reflection of what’s possible when shared values meet real action, when neighbours step up to support neighbours, and when organizations operate with the best interests of the entire community at their core. 

A thriving community isn’t just about providing housing; it’s about creating a sense of belonging, security, and shared responsibility.

At Norfolk we understand that to truly serve our residents, we must listen, learn, and act based on what we’re hearing. Resident engagement is an integral piece of how we uphold and implement our values on a day-to-day basis.  

Norfolk Housing Association is fortunate to own several commercial spaces in the heart of Kensington. The rents collected from these spaces are one of the important ways that we can maintain our ongoing operations.

And as such, we think they're worth celebrating! So this month, let's get to know Canary Goods a little bit better.