OUR MISSION

We aim to normalize sexual health in Alberta by providing evidence-informed, non-judgmental sexual

and reproductive health programs and services.

OUR VISIONAll Albertans experience healthy sexuality across

the lifespan.

Ensuring people have tools to make healthy decisions about their

sexuality and relationships.

Programs and Services

In 2016, we reached 9661 youth in Junior and Senior High Schools

We are proud to host the Calgary GSA Network, helping schools create safe spaces for LGBTQ students and staff.

We reached 153 boys in school and community programs.

“…outside [of WiseGuyz] you act tough and

everything…you act like you are not upset, but here you can be you and you can

just trust and talk.”

In 2016 staff delivered programs to 831 youth and 580 adults

in the community

We reached 130 youth and natural supports

We provided counselling to 244 individuals

Volunteers and staff supported 4939 contacts by email, phone, walk-in, and community booths.

Community Outreach and Counselling

Consent and By-Stander Intervention Training

We are engaging the community in conversations

about consent and sexual violence.

Working with allies, we are providing them with the tools

for creating a culture of consent in Calgary.

CCIS DIVERSITY, GENDER AND FAMILY ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM

Working at the intersection of immigrant families and LGBTQ populations

The Diversity Liaison staff will facilitate education programs intended to create a culture of respect, understanding, and appreciation for diversity and identity.

Designed in partnership with Calgary Sexual Health Centre, under the Healthy Relationships stream of Alberta Human Services

We will address the issues that girls have told us are most important to them

including healthy relationships, consent, online bullying, and media literacy

GIRL TALK

Inspiring Safe, Confident, Healthy Young Women

190 training sessions provided in over 20 cities and towns across Canada

In 2016

The Training Centre

5504 professionals attended a Training Centre workshop

We hosted 72campers and youth

leaders

Pride 2017

2016 Staff

Tristan Abbott Brian Hansen Feryal Neffati

Lee Allard Mason Jenkins Emily Ophus

Sarah Atkinson Chelsea Kelba Stafford Perry

Joe Campbell Sylvia Kessel Liam Potter

Roseline Carter Pam Krause Ash Rahmani

Janine Cote’ Octavio Lara Kelsey Ross

Kerry Coupland Kiki MacDonald Laura Shiels

Serena Dixon T Marasse Blake Spence

Meagan Filteau Hilary Mutch Becky Van Tassel

Kyle Godden Ian Myhra Diana Wark

Gaby Henning Jenna Nakamura

Board of Directors

Our volunteers contributed over 1000 hours in 2016!

Zoe Addington Tina McKay

Pat Cochrane Sean McLennan

Callie Dundas Elsbeth Mehrer

Richard Einarson Colin Mitchell

Sarah Ivany Debbie Simpson

Dawn Johnson Laurie VandeSchoot

Nicole Westman-Jones

Alexandra (Ali) Varga Julia Stein Meagan Filteau

Alexis Moar Kaileyne Stevenson Meghan Durieux

Amy Corkett Kallen Law Rana Mahmood

Bailey Longay Kate Kerleroux Samantha Archibald

Celina Boothby Kierra Moseman Sarah Hogendorp

Christina Bassett Kiki MacDonald Sarah Zendel

Elsa Johnson Kristie Joa Sarah-Nelle Jackson

Erin Luijkx Layne Price Taylor Nelson

Holly Tyrrell Manya Singh Tiffany Warholik

Jennifer Khil Meagan Bristowe Vivian Truong

Zach High-Leggett

Meredith and Patrick Cashion

Lori Egger and Steve Laut

ATB Financial

Jupiter Resources

RBC Foundation

Telus Foundation

Special Gift DonorsOur Corporate Partners

To Our ChangeMakers

Zoe Addington Carol Gray Bil MacLachlan &

Deborah Bartlett Norma Hogg Inga Gusarova

Nathan Berko Christine & John Ivany Nancy Miller

Kerry Coupland Sarah Ivany Dr. Suzanne Morris

Pat Cochrane Dawn Johnston D. Craig Natland

Richard Dunn Pam Krause Brian Nelson

Beatrice duPrey Bev Longstaff Debbie Simpson

Richard Einarson Olive Lukey Mike Tuka

Art Frank and Sean McLennan Gail Urquhart Consulting

Catherine Foote Becky Van Tassel

To Our Funders

City of Calgary, FCSS

Government of Alberta

Anonymous Donor

Alberta Lotteries

Calgary Foundation

United Way of Calgary and Area

Alberta Community HIV Fund

Canadian Public Health Association

In 2016 we impacted 22,100 individuals and provided information and resources to 52,600 Albertans.