Social Service & Welfare Organizations in Horizon, Calgary, AB
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20 Hopewell Way Ne, VISTA HEIGHTS, Calgary, T3J 5H5
(403) 250-6565
Charities, Nonprofit Organization, Charity Organization, Non-profit organization, Social services 
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301 14 Street NW, HORIZON, Calgary, T2N 2A1
403 521 5212
SABIS is dedicated to helping adults with brain injury and family caregivers obtain the supports and services they need. 
The Southern Alberta Brain Injury Society is a highly-regarded non-profit organization, renowned for its compassionate staff, supportive environment, and various groups and resources for brain injury survivors and caregivers. Many customers express their gratitude for the assistance in achieving personal goals and forming friendships after undergoing brain surgeries or life challenges. 
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3639 26 St NE, HORIZON, Calgary, T1Y 5E1
403 250 5033
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711 37 ST NW, HORIZON, Calgary, T2N 3C1
(403) 283-3746
Community Services & Organizations, Églises & autres lieux de cultes, Services communautaires et Organisations, Religious Center, Churches & Places of Worship, Catholic Church, Family & Community, Famille et communauté, Church This church is highly regarded for its family-friendly atmosphere and welcoming community. The 9am Sunday mass is particularly recommended for families. Fr. Matthew Emmelkamp is praised for his pastoral giftedness and reverent services. The church has a small town feel in the heart of the city, and visitors appreciate the Christ-centered environment. 
2723 37 AVENUE NORTHEAST, HORIZON, Calgary, T1Y 5R8
403 508 2827
Quote from Article in Mature Living, Calgary Herald, October 13, 2003 "My family fell in love with these two people, " he (Ted) says. "They were very knowlegeable and exacting. They helped out my wife and our family very much." Susan Bessant, CSA - As a girl, Susan remembers one of her favorite activities was going to the “Old Folks Home” on Saturday afternoon, and visiting. She didn’t have a relative in the home, but soon had many friends. It was then that she saw the spirit, and wisdom of the Seniors, and knew she wanted to be a part of their world. Her life however took her into a long and successful career in banking, from which Susan retired early. Upon retirement Susan was fortunate to be partnered with John Ashby - CSA. John has a significant medical background, which includes his 15 years as a paramedic, his own air ambulance business, and his ongoing involvement in the care of brain injury and mental health diagnosis clients. Together Susan & John formed Signature Care, the first Canadian membership partner of . John & Susan have both earned their designation as (CSA) & have become associate trainers of the Best Friends approach to dementia care - a program endorsed by the . In November 2006 Signature Care was honored with the Better Business Bureau of Southern Alberta's Business Ethics Award in the small business category. John and and Sue agree their community of mature adults is growing every day and they’re proud of the friendships they have created.