A local network rooted in community care — connecting neighbours, groups, and organizations to do more together, build strong relationships, and amplify wellbeing.
In a time of disconnection and isolation, we make it simple and meaningful for people of all walks of life to listen, share, and come together. Nestled in the comfort of trees, we stretch the line between neighbours, organizations, and stories. We’re proud of what we’ve built over the past 15 years, and we’re excited for what’s still to come.
Remember, wellness begins with listening.
UPCOMING EVENT
Tableside Talks: From Conversation to Action
Hosted by the Bragg Creek and Redwood Meadows Wellness Network in partnership with the University of Calgary Faculty of Nursing
When: Wednesday, November 5, 2025 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Where: Redwood House, 1 Manyhorses Drive, Redwood Meadows
Pick up the line. Let’s move ideas forward—together. Join us at Redwood House to turn community priorities into action.
We’ll form working groups and take the next steps on senior supports, community engagement, and wellness. Just like a tin can telephone, connection only works when we’re holding both ends.
Let’s keep the line open.
Light refreshments will be served.
How we came to be
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The devastating flood of 2013 created a need for a place where our community resources could come together to reach those that needed us the most. Originally named the Bragg Creek and Area Wellness Committee we’ve since grown in scope and reach but our mission remains the same.
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Check back soon for stories from Debbie McLean, Eric Howey and Wendy Farnsworth
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Here are a few of our past initiatives we’ve orchestrated in the community.
Door to door campaigns
Bragg creek playground
Redwood Meadows Community Garden & Bragg Creek Community Garden
Naloxone training sessions (n=2)
Postcard campaigns (n=2)
Flood response (2013)
Screenagers events (2017 & 2024)
Library Lending Lockers
Calm Cabin at Banded Peak School
Tableside Talks (2024, 2025)
Resource Cards (n=2)
Who’s at the table?
Everyone in our community contributes to its collective health and well-being. When we look this macro view of our community it shows that health isn’t just about hospitals or clinics — it’s shaped by many parts of life.
PEOPLE - the heart of the community: our values, history, and relationships.
Our environment (air, water, land, buildings)
Education and schools
Safety and transportation
Local government and leadership
Health and social services
Communication (how we share information)
Jobs and money
Recreation and gathering spaces
Each part matters. When we work together — residents, groups, and services — we strengthen our community’s ability to stay healthy and respond to challenges.
How we hear what’s going on
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Tableside Talks
Tableside Talks provide residents an opportunity to gather informally to discuss what the needs of the community are
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Residents
Individuals reaching out about neighbours, friends and family are and important touchstone to know what our community requires
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Community groups
These groups can touch more of the community than any one person or organization alone. Information shared between groups is invaluable
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