MOUNTAIN VIEW COUNTY - Mountain View Seniors' Housing (MVSH) is marking 65 years of commitment to exceptional housing and services for seniors, says chief administrative officer Stacey Stilling.
MVSH has lodges in Sundre, Olds, Didsbury and Carstairs, as well as other housing units in those towns and in the village of Cremona.
Since being founded in 1960, MVSH has today become a cornerstone of support for seniors, she said.
“I am profoundly grateful to be part of the MVSH team as we recognize our 65th year of operating,” Stilling said in a media release. “It’s a wonderful opportunity to reflect on our journey and celebrate our achievements.
“This milestone is a testament to all those, past and present, who have been part of our story through dedication, hard work, and the unwavering commitment to support others.
“Together, we have faced challenges, celebrated victories, and pushed through adversities that will forever be part of our legacy.”
MVSH is planning several events to mark the 65th anniversary.
Starting in April, MVSH will launch a ’65 Days of Celebration’ campaign, sharing stories, historic newspaper clippings, shout-outs, and more, she said. The campaign will be on Facebook and Instagram.
During Seniors Week 2025, each lodge will be hosting a celebration program, including tributes, entertainment, and a brief ceremony to commemorate the anniversary.
Dwayne Fulton, MVSH board chairman and Mountain View County deputy reeve, said community support remains key to MVSH’s success.
“We are grateful to all the individuals, organizations, and municipalities who have supported and contributed to this journey, ensuring we remain a vital resource for seniors and those in need throughout Mountain View County,” Fulton said in the same release.
