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Calgary, AB

Awatif Daoud

Honestly l, I don’t know what to say…I am some that loves being outdoors (walking, biking, hiking, etc.), doing crafts, and hanging out with people. I thought to combine these in the form of a program to help younger members of my community experience these as well and to help them develop their own interests and hobbies.

Pathways to Belonging

Pathways to Belonging is a community program that aims to help newcomer children and youth in Calgary feel welcome and connected. Through sports, games, arts and crafts, and fun outings, participants will be encouraged to make friends, build confidence, learn new skills, and feel more at home in their new community.

À propos de ce projet

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      Le fonctionnement du projet

      From August to September (and possibly October) Pathways to Belonging will offer weekly sports, arts and crafts, workshops, and community outings.

      Résumé de l'impact

      The aim of the project is to help newcomer children feel welcomed, connected, and supported as they adjust to life in Calgary. By building friendships, confidence, and a sense of community, the program reduces social isolation and encourages participants to become active, engaged members of their new community.

      Résumé de la mission

      The mission of Pathways to Belonging is to help newcomer children and youth thrive as they settle into life in Calgary. The goal is to provide a safe, welcoming space where participants can build friendships, gain confidence, develop new skills, and explore their city through engaging activities.

      Équipe du projet

      This project is led by me with support from dedicated parent and community volunteers.

      • Awatif Daoud