Community Access for Persons in Continuing Care (CAPCC)

Written By Dryden Roesch

Program Description

Supports are intended to reduce loneliness and social/cultural isolation among individuals under the age of 65 who live in continuing care centers and to assist these individuals to participate in their communities. The goal of the program is to reduce isolation and improve quality of life. 

Program Outcomes

Reduce social and cultural isolation in individuals residing in continuing care facilities.

Am I eligible?

Individuals must:          

  • be under the age of 65

  • live in a continuing care center

  • reside in southwestern Alberta

Where is the service provided?

Services are provided in the community in which the individual resides. Geographical boundaries are defined as west of Taber to the B.C. border and from Vulcan south to the U.S. border.

How much will it cost?

There is no direct cost to individuals being served.

How do I access this program?

Individuals are referred to CAPCC through care facility staff, family members, self, and guardians.

Who do I contact for more info?

Henry Brooks, CAPCC Coordinator, at 403-320-9119 or hbrooks@lfsfamily.ca.

Online Resources

Community Access for People in Continuing Care: www.alberta.ca/community-access-continuing-care

Contact: Henry Brooks, CAPCC Coordinator
Phone: 403-320-9119
Email: hbrooks@lfsfamily.ca
Office Hours:
Monday–Friday 
8:00 am—4:00 pm
Closed Statutory Holidays

Dryden Roesch
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