The executive director  Zainab and board members of ACCoCA organized a samosa program for adolescents, children, seniors, and parents; 41 adolescents, 16 children, 43 seniors, and 17 parents participated in the program—the program aimed to eradicate loneliness and isolation and to integrate seniors and adolescents into the community. Due to the high demand for the program, young families with children and seniors with grandchildren were also allowed to participate. We also involved Red Deer leaders like Mayor Ken Johnson and Red Deer South M.L.A Jason Stephen and his wife in the project. In other words, the samosa program helped to integrate the two most isolated and lonely groups of the population ( older adults and adolescents). It also achieved the plan of people the community together through sharing food, entertainment, meaningful connections and conversation. People from different religions, races, genders, and sexual orientations participated in the project. People who participated developed meaningful relationships and forever connections. Zainab is very devoted to helping her community by going above and beyond by volunteering her precious time to make a difference in the lives of seniors and adolescents in Red Deer.  In conclusion, we only had three staff members who participated in the project, and in our next grant application, we will ensure adequate funding to pay for staff who will successfully run the program.