The Luna Child and Youth Advocacy Centre in Calgary is preparing to move to a larger facility after outgrowing its current space. The centre, which supports children and families impacted by abuse and neglect, has reported an increase in demand for its services. Officials say the existing building was designed to serve a specific number of clients, but recent years have seen a surge in cases requiring their assistance. As a result, the centre is seeking funding to construct a new location that can accommodate more clients and provide better resources. The expansion is part of broader efforts to improve support systems for vulnerable populations in the region. While the exact timeline for the move remains unclear, the centre has expressed confidence in securing the necessary financial backing to proceed.