as a result, parents and caregivers grow more equipped, confident, and resilient creating a home where children feel truly valued and empowered to make positive choices for their future.

Heroes @ Home is a program that helps parents and caregivers build resilience across all areas of family life.

With a strong, caring connection, children feel safe, valued, and assured that they matter. These sessions equip parents and caregivers with practical tools to nurture that bond. Rooted in values and nurturing relationships, families discover strategies for overcoming challenges, fostering positive communication, and supporting their children’s mental well-being.

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version a - individual

Experience Heroes @ Home through our online portal, a self-guided version that follows the original Heroes @ Home curriculum at your own pace. This pathway is only available to Alberta high school students who want to earn CTS credits toward their diploma while strengthening family connections and personal resilience.

We are working diligently to develop an individual workbook so the program can be accessible to the broader public in the future, stay tuned for updates as we expand this opportunity beyond the classroom.

version b - group

The newly refreshed Heroes @ Home program is now ready to bring parents and caregivers together in their own communities. This in-person experience guides small groups through a series of engaging sessions that build resilience, strengthen family connections, and spark meaningful conversations about supporting youth.

Whether you’d like to register a group or simply join the waitlist, Heroes @ Home offers an uplifting, strength-focused way to learn and grow alongside other caregivers.

Strengthen relationships within your home with the Heroes @ Home program.

“Parenting is a guiding and mentoring process that focuses on connection before correction. The outcomes mean learning from each other and facing life’s challenges together, resulting in everyone, parents included, reaching their greatness.”

- Heroes @ Home Participant