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Alberta Food Rescue and Distribution

 Warehouse at 760 12 street Fort Macleod,  Alberta 

Mailing address Box 551 Stavely, Alberta T0L 1Z0

(non profit : 741523336RC0001)

 

VISION

SHREDDING THE MENTAL HEALTH STIGMA

 

Providing  a safe, inclusive, and fair organization. Building relationships and dignity by respect and consistency with the communities we serve.  Incorporating professional relationships to support all Albertans, regardless of history, culture, language,  persons of vulnerabilities and minorities within the community 

 

SHREDDING THE MENTAL HEALTH STIGMA  and mental health vulnerabilities in life skill education,  Basic life needs, housing, persons without residence, Hygiene, strategies, coping tools, social development  and mental health strategies  and supports Vocabulary and advocacy .

 

Providing Food Distribution and addressing Food vulnerabilities,  focused on individual needs primarily in indigenous  communities, Hutterite colonies,  schools  churches and rural communities, groups with and without non profit status to provide them food resources to ensure the most amount of Vulnerabilities and persons have access to nutritional supports but working within urban centers as well.

 

Rescuing and distributing food focused on large quantity supports  with communities, agencies, organizations, churches and groups with and without non profit status to provide them food resources to ensure the most amount of Vulnerabilities and Persons have access to nutritional supports, and education within the communities we serve and  professional relationships to support all Albertans  agencies, organizations, churches,

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CFPC is the only program of its kind in Alberta. 

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CFPC is ALBERTA largest food RESCUE agency providing food to rural Albertans 

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 CFPC is in partnership with Second Harvest which is the largest food program in CANADA.

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Calgary Family Peer Connections would like to acknowledge the land on which we reside, within the traditional territories of Niitsitapi, the Blackfoot Confederacy. This includes the people of Treaty 7; the Siksika, Piikani, Kainai; Îyârhe Nakoda, and the Tsuut’ina Nations. Southern Alberta is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 3.

 

We do this acknowledgment in the spirit of reconciliation, to honor the past and show our support for the future, and to recognize that Southern Alberta is still currently responsible to uphold the agreements made under Treaty 7.

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