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In this month’s issue, we’d like to wish you all happy holidays! The December newsletter features lots of excellent information, trivia, and upcoming training. Don’t forget to take some time to answer the year end review questions to be posted in the New Year.

As part of our ongoing engagement with all CASS Community members on the subject of vaccination for COVID-19, we are proud to announce that CASS will be hosting a virtual town hall for CASS staff with Community Outreach Manager Margaret Pateman, and Dr. Jia Hu from 19 to Zero (https://www.19tozero.ca/) next week on Thursday December 2nd…

In this month’s newsletter, you’ll find information on upcoming Remembrance Day events, committee updates, and staff training.

In October’s issue of The CASS Report, you’ll find info on how to vote for the upcoming municipal election, as well as information on some of the platforms that mayoral candidates are presenting. As always, there is also info on upcoming staff training!

Check out September’s issue of The CASS Report for information on how to get your hands on some FREE Punctuation Association E books, staff training, and information on the National Truth and Reconciliation Day.

In August’s issue of the Cass Report, you’ll find info on how to get your hands on new issues of the Punctuation Association, a good news story from CADO, and upcoming staff training

Check out our new and improved Newsletter! In July’s issue, read about a good news story, how to put together a healthy meal, and of course, information on upcoming staff training.

It is our great pleasure to share with everyone the CASS 2020-2021 Annual General Report. The 2020-2021 fiscal year was a year unlike any other ever experienced in Calgary Alternative Support Services 33 year history. While it has been challenging, those challenges also created incredible opportunities for growth and development for the entire CASS community….

In June’s edition of the CASS newsletter, you’ll find information on vaccine safety, tips on getting a good night sleep, and details of upcoming training.

We need your old DVDs! Last year in response to the covid-19 pandemic our Permanent Supportive Housing program CAPSH, which supports people who have experienced chronic homelessness, applied for a grant to purchase DVD players for the tenants they support. This innovative idea was developed in order to meet the needs of the residents of…