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    • Donate
    • Referrals
    • Contact Us

  • Home
  • About Us
    • Community LAMDA
    • Who We Are
    • What We Do
    • How We Differ
  • Membership
  • Donate
  • Referrals
  • Contact Us

Referral Process

Those interested in living in Community LAMDA can be referred by a Health Care Professional who is involved with their care. Individuals or family members may express interest through the case manager who completes and submits an online application to Alberta Health Services Regional Housing. 


Contact Alberta Health Services Regional Housing by phone at: (403) 955-6376


After being screened for suitability, qualified applicants proceed to an interview with the LAMDA staff. Initial contact is made with the Health Care Professional/Case Manager as continuous involvement is a requirement for the tenants living in Community LAMDA.


Potential tenants interested in the Killarney residence will also meet with the proposed roommate. These candidates are interviewed with the roommate present to ensure the mutual agreement to share the apartment.


Once the Community LAMDA staff members interview and screen prospective tenants, Calgary Housing Company reviews the application to ensure eligibility requirements for the community housing program are met.


Exclusion Criteria: current substance abuse, current dangerous behaviours, current suicidal ideation, and personality disorder as primary diagnosis.

Who Qualifies

  • Individuals with current diagnosis of severe and persistent mental onus with symptoms have resulted in a significant level of disability
  • Individuals who qualify for AISH/CPP or other pensions
  • Individuals whose symptoms have affected functioning in one or more major area of life and could result in a significant and persistent disability without ongoing support
  • Individuals whose symptoms have not yet affected their functioning and major areas in life, but would likely result in a loss of ability to function in one or more areas without ongoing support
  • Individuals who are adults aged 18 to 65
  • Individuals who have a case manager

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