Bridge to Care support individuals achieve their full potential in a multidisciplinary environment.
Promotes Dignity, Individuality, Independence, Personal growth and Community inclusion for people with development disabilities with a framework valuing individual's culture and values.
02/23/2026
Discover how your gut microbiome influences mood, immunity, and overall well‑being. In our latest blog, Dr. Nimmy N John explains how processed foods, added sugars, and refined carbs feed harmful bacteria — and what small changes you can make today for big health gains. Read more: https://wix.to/7YU8lWz
When our gut health is impaired, it adversely impacts our overall well-being. Common lifestyle factors that lead to poor gut health include eating junk foods, which are highly processed and loaded with sugar, refined carbohydrates, and artificial additives. These refined carbohydrates nourish harmfu...
02/23/2026
Need a break without worry? Bridge to Care’s respite services in Edmonton and Stony Plain restore family time and reduce caregiver burnout. “Having a trusted team gave our family back our evenings,” says one client. Ready to recharge? Learn more: https://wix.to/2czrq6y
02/20/2026
Looking for local supports across Alberta? Bridge to Care partners with community resources in Stony Plain, Edmonton, Calgary, Grande Prairie and Whitecourt to fill gaps in respite, disability support and therapeutic programs. Find practical, community-focused help and guidance for families and caregivers at our site: https://wix.to/PtwUpgc 🌟🤝 Please share with anyone who could use this roundup and tell us which location you need resources for in the comments.
02/19/2026
Meet Sarah, one of our dedicated child & family clinicians in Edmonton, helping kids build resilience with evidence-based play therapy and trauma-informed care. Sarah completed her Master of Social Work and specialized training in child-focused CBT and attachment-based approaches. She blends structured skill-building with family coaching to promote emotional regulation and stronger relationships. In one case, a 9-year-old referred for anxiety reduced daily panic episodes from six to one within four months while improving school attendance by 40%—measurable progress tied to consistent skill practice and caregiver involvement. Sarah’s client-centered methods reflect Bridge to Care’s mission to foster dignity and community inclusion, ensuring every family in Stony Plain, Edmonton, Calgary, Grande Prairie, and Whitecourt receives respectful, effective support. Read more about our team and referrals at https://wix.to/xtMhtYt 👩⚕️🤝 . Call us to learn how we can support your child’s journey.
02/18/2026
Myth vs. reality: disability support in rural Alberta can still mean independence and community connection. In Whitecourt and Grande Prairie, Bridge to Care helps people build skills—80% of program participants report increased confidence and 70% engage in local activities. Thinking support means moving away? Think again. Visit https://wix.to/jIJz0he to learn how local services help families stay connected and independent. Ready to talk? Message us or book a visit.
02/17/2026
See how our therapeutic programming supports dignity, connection and independence for seniors across Calgary, Grande Prairie and Edmonton. Meet our qualified staff, learn evidence-based goals, and discover real outcomes: better social engagement and daily confidence. Visit to explore program details and find the right fit for your loved one: https://wix.to/kngau43 👩⚕️🤝🏽🧓 . Call or comment to learn more.
02/16/2026
February is a time to honor the history, resilience and achievements of Black Canadians — from early pioneers and political leaders to healthcare professionals, scientists and community advocates. Read how figures like Jean Augustine, Lincoln Alexander, Dr. Onye Nnorom and many others have shaped Canada’s institutions and advanced equity for all. Join us in celebrating their contributions and learning how we can continue the work for justice and inclusion.
What Black Canadian story or leader inspires you? Share in the comments — let’s start a meaningful conversation. 🇨🇦✨
February is a month dedicated to celebrating the history, struggles, and achievements of Black communities. Throughout history, Black people have faced marginalization, discrimination, and denial of basic human rights, equality, and justice. Both the United States and Canada observe Black History Mo...
02/13/2026
Program Impact Snapshot: In Alberta communities, our care made a measurable difference — 1) 420 clients received respite care, giving families back essential caregiving bandwidth; 2) 1,150 families supported last year with counselling and referral services; 3) 3,800 therapeutic sessions delivered across programs, boosting daily independence; 4) 95% of service users report improved quality of life. Learn more about our local services in Stony Plain, Edmonton, Calgary, Grande Prairie and Whitecourt: https://wix.to/9AIoA4Y — Find out how we can help your family today.
02/12/2026
Proud to share how Bridge to Care and local partners are making inclusion real across Alberta — Stony Plain, Edmonton, Calgary, Grande Prairie, and Whitecourt. Together we’re boosting social participation, expanding access to respite, and strengthening community connections through shared programs and events. See the map and photos to spot partner activities and measurable outcomes. Visit https://wix.to/AYJwbvd to learn more and get involved. 😊🤝
02/12/2026
February spotlight: Bold Voices, Lasting Impact — celebrating the history, struggles, and achievements of Black communities in Canada. Read about the resilience, contributions, and stories that shape our shared future. ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
February is a month dedicated to celebrating the history, struggles, and achievements of Black communities. Throughout history, Black people have faced marginalization, discrimination, and denial of basic human rights, equality, and justice. Both the United States and Canada observe Black History Mo...
02/11/2026
Meet one of our frontline caregivers and see how Bridge to Care supports independence with dignity. In a candid interview, they share how our Cognitive Support Program uses music therapy, occupational therapy, and weekly memory groups averaging 6–8 participants to build confidence and meaningful routines. Proudly serving Stony Plain, Edmonton, Calgary, Grande Prairie and Whitecourt, AB. Read more: https://wix.to/Z2VftuA
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02/10/2026
“I finally see them join in — it’s like a whole new world for our family.” A caregiver’s words capture Jaime’s progress after 9 months in our therapeutic program, using supported social skills groups and community outings to build confidence and connection in Stony Plain, AB. Read Jaime’s full story and learn how our supports help families across Alberta: https://wix.to/04MYuZF — Want to learn how we can help your family? Visit the link to get started.
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Bridge to Care promotes Dignity, Individuality, Independence, Personal growth and Community inclusion for people with development disabilities with a framework valuing individual's culture and values.
Bridge to Care Inc. is a Not-for-Profit Healthcare Organization with it’s corporate office based in Spruce Grove and branches in Edmonton, Red Deer and Stony Plain. We are providing health care and support for a variety of needs in rural Alberta.
We are different because we offer a broader variety of services than other agencies. A simple list of provided services is to imply that these are finite, and mutually exclusive, whereas this is seldom the case in health care. We consider our services a very broad form of respite and community aid (in itself, a form of respite for society). Specialized attention includes care for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, neurological disorders and other needs, persons of all ages with developmental disorders, nursing care for a variety of needs such as seniors care and dementia care, assistance and support through the various stages of pregnancy and childbirth, for accident victims, and other extensions in support of the community to address domestic violence and homelessness issues. We have clients that are supported from as little as one hour a week up to 24/7 dedication.
Over the past year, Bridge to Care has established and confirmed the community need for the services provided. Frequently, these services are required by persons or families in some level of crisis where mainstream avenues of support can often not be available at the time of need. As Bridge to Care has become more established, other support agencies within the area, and people in general, have become increasingly aware of the value provided by these unique offerings and are referring accordingly.
