Our Housing & Programs
Affordable & Below Market Housing
TPFA provides affordable independent housing for seniors across Calgary. Our communities offer safe, welcoming and affordable homes for older adults who are able to live independently.
Residents benefit from well-maintained housing and opportunities for connection and community. Our goal is to provide stable, affordable homes where seniors can maintain their independence, dignity and sense of belonging.
Available units are typically posted through RentFaster or you can submit an inquiry by emailing us at applications@tpfa.ca
Supportive Living at Templemont Gardens
Templemont Gardens is a supportive living community for adults with complex mental health, health and daily living needs. The program provides 24-hour staffing and a structured, supportive environment designed to promote safety, stability, dignity and quality of life.
Residents receive support based on their individual needs, with services that may include nursing and personal care, assistance with daily living, meals, recreation and wellness activities, and coordinated support planning. TPFA works closely with Alberta’s health system and other community partners to support residents and respond to changing care and support needs.
Referrals to this program are managed by Transition Services and our partners at Assisted Living Alberta.
Supportive Housing at
Peter Coyle Place
Peter Coyle Place provides supportive housing for adults 55+ who have experienced homelessness and may face significant barriers to maintaining stable housing. The program combines a safe place to live with practical, individualized supports that help residents maintain housing stability, health, dignity and connection.
Residents have access to 24-hour onsite support, meals, laundry and shower facilities, social and recreational opportunities, and assistance connecting with health, income and community services. TPFA works with residents and community partners to respond to individual needs, reduce barriers and support long-term housing stability.
Referrals to this program are completed through various community social service partners and may include transition from hospital, shelter providers, and organizations such as The Alex, Alpha House, and CUPS. with existing infrastructures.
IMPORTANT CHANGE
As of February 2025, we are no longer accepting applications for government subsided housing.
Please see YYC Seniors Housing
to complete an application for social housing in Calgary.
Trinity Place Foundation of Alberta DOES NOT provide emergency housing. If you require emergency housing please click titles below for help:
Alberta Community and Social Services
211 is a helpline and online database of Alberta’s community and social services.
Dial 2-1-1 from your phone or visit their website.
Confidential and available 24/7.
Safe Communities Opportunity and Resource Centre, (SORCe)
A multi-agency collaborative that connects people experiencing homelessness, or those at imminent risk of homelessness, to programs and services that can help to address the barriers to stable housing. 316 7th Ave SE | open Mon. through Fri. from 8:30am. to 4:30pm.
The Calgary Distress Centre
If you are experiencing a crisis situation and need someone to talk to.
(403) 266-HELP (4357)
