The Government of Alberta updated the annual income thresholds on May 21, 2025, which can be found here. This list, updated annually, provides the local income limit for community housing in municipalities throughout Alberta.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of the action on Jul. 9 at the Leduc Golf & Country Club! Whether you're a seasoned golfer or have never picked up a club, this event is all about connection, community, and a good time on the greens.

We actually encourage non-golfers to give it a try… there are quite a few beginners willing to give it a try and who are looking for other first-time golfers to have some laughs with. This is the type of relationship and bonding experience you won’t necessarily find by attending a webinar, meeting, or breakout session!

REGISTER NOW and tee up for a day you won’t want to miss! 

Sponsorship opportunities are still available! They’re a cost-effective way to advertise your organization and mingle directly with ASCHA Members in a relaxed, engaging environment - contact ASCHA’s Events & Corporate Relations Manager to learn more.

Homeward Trust Hosts Toronto Alliance to End Homelessness Event
On Jun. 3, Irene Martin-Lindsay, Executive Director, had the privilege of attending a reception hosted by Homeward Trust with special guests from Toronto’s Alliance to End Homelessness. Meeting so many passionate and knowledgeable individuals was definitely a highlight. We toured the Bridge Housing units, met the incredible staff, and gained insights into this model of housing. Bridge Housing provides short-term (21 - 90 days), continuous-stay accommodation to help single adults “bridge” the gap from homelessness to permanent housing. These units are located right above the administration/reception area, which is a very unique concept, and something our Toronto-area guests found interesting as they had not seen this approach before. Thank you to Homeward Trust for including us! Want to know more about bridge housing? Watch this video here.

Pride Month
During the month of June, 2SLGBTQI+ communities and allies come together to raise awareness for biases that still exist in society, to promote greater safety and inclusion for those still embracing barriers and stigma. Pride Month shines a spotlight on the resilience of the 2SLGBTQI+ community, recognizing the contributions people have made to ensure the human rights of everyone are protected. Be sure to check out your local community’s events calendar for Pride Month events happening in your community. To learn more about Pride Month (and Pride Season), click here.

ASCHA has developed a series of Sector Fact Sheets to help various audiences better understand the different types of housing our members offer – across the full continuum of community and seniors housing options. Our Fact Sheets provide an overview of housing types, their role in the continuum, their benefits, and key advocacy points. We hope you will find these useful for your own public awareness and advocacy efforts.

Our Meeting Albertans’ Needs Across the Housing Spectrum Fact Sheet provides a high-level overview of all housing types and serves as a basis for specific housing program fact sheets that are currently under development.

Our Alberta Seniors Lodge Program Fact Sheet is the first of many in the series.

Our Seniors Housing Options in Alberta Fact Sheet provides a succinct overview of the housing options available to seniors in the province. 

You can find our fact sheets in the Advocacy section of our website under “Current Initiatives.”

More tools specifically for members will be published shortly in our Members-Only Area.