Nine established, experienced and respected social service agencies have come together in the RESOLVE Campaign to address the critical shortage of affordable housing in Calgary. With a single, one-time goal is to raise $120 million to provide affordable and supported rental housing for 3,000 vulnerable and homeless Calgarians. The nine agencies are: Accessible Housing; Bishop O’Byrne Housing for Seniors Association; Calgary Alpha House Society; Calgary Homeless Foundation; Calgary John Howard Society; Horizon Housing Society; Silvera for Seniors; The Mustard Seed Foundation; and Trinity Place Foundation of Alberta.

RESOLVE is a unique, first-of-its-kind model of collaboration, where agencies are working together with government, business and community leaders to help end homelessness in Calgary. Not only will this model change the lives of thousands of Calgarians, it will also reduce the costs of healthcare, police, emergency services, the justice system and corrections, allowing those funds to be allocated elsewhere.