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Celebrate the CLF and learn about the Alberta Region!

We are actively raising funds for liver disease research and educating the public on liver health, through our Alberta Region including our Edmonton and Calgary Chapters. No matter what skills you have, or how you are affected by liver disease, the CLF needs you to help us continue bringing liver research to life. You can do this in many ways, all of which have an impact on your community.

We host many events every year with the support of volunteers, sponsors, and donors. Our annual events include; Stroll For Liver, Spring for Daisies, LIVERight Health Forum, Give’r for Liver Marathons, Give’r FORE Liver golf event, and the LIVERight Gala. All of our fundraising and educational events can be found on the Participate page and you can help us as a volunteer.

We also provide valuable educational presentations to businesses, schools, and the public. Contact us to find out how we can help your organization.

Kari, our Regional Manager, has a spent many years in the non-profit world and has a special passion for growing fundraising events and awareness. Kari is passionate about providing support, including peer support for Albertans living with liver disease. She also enjoys getting out in the community to help to educate young and old – and everyone in between, on liver health. If you’re interested in joining our amazing volunteer team, or you would like to learn more about one of our many exciting events, give Kari a call.  She would be more than happy to chat about how you can get involved!

You are invited to call, email, or come in to our office anytime (Monday-Friday 9:00am–4:30pm) to chat about how you can be involved.

Your Regional Office and Contact Information

Suite 309, 1010 – 1 Avenue NE
Calgary, AB T2E 7W7
Tel: (403) 276-3390
Fax: (403) 276-3423
Toll Free: 1 (888) 557-5516


Kari Furnell

Regional Manager: kfurnell@liver.ca

In-Person Peer Support Programs 

Currently in Alberta in-person peer support groups are being held in Calgary and Edmonton.  These meeting are open to everyone including patients, caregivers, family and friends; anyone in the liver community needing support and friendship. It is a safe place to meet and find others also dealing with the effects of liver disease. We talk about diet, nutrition , exercise, current treatments, sometimes bringing in medical and nutrition experts and try to connect our members with information and services as needed. These meetings are held approximately every 8 weeks.  If you would like to join a peer support group in your area, please contact Karikfurnell@liver.ca for more information.

The National Help Line:

This help line gives you and your loved one somewhere to turn for answers after diagnosis, helps you understand your disease, and provides you with the resources you need.  You can call 1 (800) 563-5483 Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM EST or email us.

The Peer Support Network:

This program is a national network of people living with liver disease that have offered to share their experiences with others. It was developed by the Canadian Liver Foundation as a means to link Canadians like you who have been diagnosed with a liver disease, have a family member who has liver disease or care for someone who suffers from liver disease to talk about your concerns with a peer with a similar experience.  

If you would like to be connected with a Peer Supporter in your area, or would like to join the Peer Support Network, please fill out the Peer Support Network Sign-up Form.

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Be part of every way we help Canadians with liver diseases - today and in the future. Give this holiday season to fund research, education, prevention and support. 🫶🎁

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