Calgary & Treaty 7 Communities
CareBridge provides structured, independence-focused support for children, youth, and adults, helping individuals build real-life skills, confidence, and greater independence over time.
We don't just provide care — we help individuals build the skills, confidence, and routines needed to become more independent over time.
We prioritize stable, reliable support so individuals and families can build strong, familiar relationships that lead to better outcomes.
We work closely with families to understand goals, align on support plans, and provide care that feels like a true partnership.
About CareBridge
CareBridge was created to support individuals and families who want more than just care — they want progress.
We provide structured, independence-focused support that helps children, youth, and adults build real-life skills, confidence, and greater participation in everyday life.
Through consistent support workers and a family-centered approach, we ensure every individual is supported in a way that is both compassionate and purposeful.
Our Mission
Potential doesn’t have a diagnosis. Children and adults with developmental disabilities are capable of building skills, forming connections, gaining confidence, and living meaningful lives on their own terms.
What shapes that journey isn’t the disability — it’s the consistency of support, the intention behind the care, and the belief of the people standing alongside them. At CareBridge, we exist to provide that support so individuals don’t just receive care, they grow through it.
What We Offer
Support with routines, activities, and everyday life at home and in the community — helping individuals build structure and confidence.
We support individuals in developing practical skills such as cooking, hygiene, communication, transportation, and daily routines.
Helping individuals participate in social, recreational, and community activities to build confidence, connection, and belonging.
Flexible, dependable respite support that allows families to rest and recharge while ensuring continuity of care.
Residential Care
Our residential care programs provide 24/7, individualized support in a safe, nurturing home environment for children and youth with developmental disabilities.
Staff Consistency Rate
Personalized Support Plans
Family Satisfaction Rate
Independence-Focused Approach
Why CareBridge
CareBridge exists to support Indigenous and community families navigating the disability support system — while helping children and young adults build the skills needed to live fuller, more independent lives.
Families are active partners in every support plan.
Stable relationships build trust and real progress.
Support plans include skill-building goals, not just supervision.
Every client is supported in building confidence and life skills.
Get In Touch
Whether you’re navigating FSCD, PDD, or looking for reliable respite and community support, we’re here to help you understand your options and build the right plan. No pressure — just a conversation to see how we can support you.
The Process
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Families are active partners in every support plan. No pressure — just a conversation to see how we can support you.
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We learn about the individual, your goals, and whether you're accessing support through FSCD, PDD, or privately.
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We create a personalized plan focused on consistency, real-life skills, and independence.
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We provide consistent support while helping the individual build confidence, routines, and greater independence over time.
Knowledge Base
Families often have questions about support options, funding, and what to expect. Here are a few simple guides to help you understand your options and make informed decisions.
When a young person with a developmental disability turns 18, their FSCD support ends and PDD begins. This transition can feel overwhelming — here’s how to navigate it with confidence.
Knowing when to step back is one of the hardest parts of supporting a child with a disability. Here are five signs your child may be ready to take on more — and how to support that next step.
A clear, straightforward breakdown of how Alberta’s PDD program works, who it’s for, and what support options are available for adults with developmental disabilities.
Get In Touch
Monday – Friday: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
