CHA Alberta

Today, we honour the strength, kindness, and guidance of fathers and father figures in our lives. Thank you for shaping generations with love and wisdom. We also celebrate the strength, compassion, and legacy of the men who continue to lead with love, whether as residents, caregivers, or cherished family members.

Happy Father’s Day from all of us at CHAA.

This June, CHAA recognizes National Indigenous History Month — a time to honour the histories, cultures, knowledge, and contributions of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples.

At this year’s Called to Care Conference, important conversations explored what culturally safe and trauma-informed care can look like within continuing care environments. Speakers shared how reconciliation is not simply a statement, but an ongoing commitment to listening, learning, relationship-building, and meaningful action.

One conference session described reconciliation as the “braiding together” of Indigenous and organizational ways of hospitality and care — creating stronger, safer, and more compassionate environments for residents, staff, and families alike.

We are grateful for the voices, leadership, and teachings that continue to guide this work forward.


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