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Child and Youth Advisory Council (CAYAC) – Alberta Children's Hospital

Run by Alberta Health Services – Alberta Children's Hospital

Who can apply: Ages 12–16 with an interest in youth health care, plus at least one of: experience as a patient or a patient's family member, living with a disability or chronic condition, a diverse background, adversity affecting your health, or living in southern Alberta outside greater Calgary

Cost and deadline

THIS PROGRAM IS
Free
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Clubs and year-round programs
DURATION
Six Saturday meetings a year
GRADES
Ages 12–16 to apply (members stay to 18+)
LOCATION
Calgary (Alberta Children's Hospital); mileage covered for members from outside Calgary

Who can apply

Ages 12–16 with an interest in youth health care, plus at least one of: experience as a patient or a patient's family member, living with a disability or chronic condition, a diverse background, adversity affecting your health, or living in southern Alberta outside greater Calgary

About this program

Youth volunteers who give Alberta Children's Hospital a youth voice on its programs and services, through consultations and meetings with staff. Recruitment runs each year from June 1 to September 7; apply through the hospital's volunteer portal.