See below to find out when PROSTAID Calgary's next meetings are and what main topic will be covered.

Our in-person meetings are held at the Kerby Centre downtown. The parking in the lot beside the C-Train stop is free, but you must register your vehicle's license plate on the tablet at the front desk inside (on the second floor). Please do not forget to register or you will be ticketed.

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General Meeting
Always the second Tuesday of every month!

Dr. Tarek Bismar will return to speak on new findings in his "Studies on Cancer Survivorship"

Please RSVP to program.director@prostaid.org for a free Zoom invitation to attend.

What: Main topic led by a public speaker, followed by member interaction.
When: Tuesday, February 9th at 7:30PM - 9PM
Where: Through Zoom, which can be accessed through an app on your smartphone or your web browser.
Why: To discuss new topics about prostate cancer, network with fellow survivors and ask plenty of questions.

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Warriors Meeting
Always the second Tuesday of every month!

What: For those men and their families dealing with advanced prostate cancer. The Warriors are a caring and compassionate group, well organized and full of information. Frank Altin, facilitator.
When: To be determined per COVID regulations.
Where: Boardroom (Room 208), Kerby Centre, 1133 - 7th Ave. SW, T2P 1B2. Map.
Why: To discuss new topics pertaining to the advanced stages of prostate cancer along with fellow survivors in the advanced stages of the disease and treatments.

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Wives, Partners and Caregivers Group
Always the second Tuesday of every month!

Drop In/No Facilitator

What: Prostate Cancer is a couples disease and Caregivers experience similar emotional distress as our men. Sharing our journey with people who understand exactly what we are going through helps relieve our fears and worries. We hope you will join us.
When: To be determined per COVID regulations.
Where: Room 205, Kerby Centre, 1133 - 7th Ave. SW, T2P 1B2. Map.
Why: To allow wives and partners of those affected with prostate cancer to have our own private discussions about the disease, our loved ones and our relationships.

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For more on meetings in general, click here.