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The Nepalese Canadian Association of Calgary (NCAC) is a community-focused nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting Nepalese culture, heritage, unity, and community well-being in Calgary, Alberta. NCAC strives to connect individuals and families, encourage multicultural understanding, support community engagement, and create opportunities for education, leadership, networking, and volunteerism.
NCAC's mission is to strengthen the Nepalese Canadian community by preserving cultural heritage, encouraging social connections, supporting community well-being, empowering youth, and promoting inclusive participation in Canadian society. The association aims to build a united, compassionate, and thriving community through collaboration, volunteerism, and cultural understanding.
NCAC welcomes individuals and families who share its commitment to community development, cultural preservation, inclusion, and mutual respect. Nepalese Canadians and people interested in Nepalese culture and community activities are encouraged to inquire about membership. Membership categories, eligibility requirements, and applicable fees are subject to the association's membership policies.
NCAC encourages the celebration of Nepalese cultural festivals and traditions, including Dashain, Tihar, Teej, Nepali New Year, Buddha Jayanti, Losar, Chhath, and other important cultural occasions. The association also promotes traditional music, dance, arts, language, and cultural exchange to preserve Nepalese heritage and strengthen multicultural connections.
NCAC aims to help Nepalese newcomers feel welcomed and connected by encouraging social networking, information sharing, community participation, and awareness of local settlement resources. Newcomers can connect with community members, build relationships, and learn about relevant services and opportunities available in Calgary.
NCAC's Youth, Education & Leadership initiative focuses on encouraging academic achievement, mentorship, career awareness, leadership development, digital literacy, entrepreneurship, and volunteerism. The association aims to create opportunities for young people to develop valuable skills, connect with experienced professionals, and contribute positively to their communities.