Meet Tannis

Outreach Worker, Community Connector, Mama of Three

Tannis Zebedee is the heart behind Healthy Futures — a warm, down-to-earth outreach worker who truly meets moms where they’re at. Raised in the small town of Blackie and now rooted in High River since 2003, Tannis brings deep local knowledge and an even deeper sense of care to the work she does every day.

As both a parent and a support worker, Tannis understands the highs, lows, and everything in between that comes with raising a family. She and her husband Cody are proud parents of three incredible kids, and their home is filled with love, laughter, and a whole lot of lived experience.

Before joining Healthy Futures, Tannis worked as a healthcare aide at Foothills Country Hospice, supported residents at Medicine Tree Manor, and provided private home care — always with compassion at the core. She joined the team in 2018, and in addition to her role with Healthy Futures, she continues to support adults living with FASD in the community.

Tannis believes that every woman deserves support that’s free from judgment and full of heart. Whether you need a listening ear, help navigating resources, or just someone to walk alongside you — she’s here, ready to meet you with warmth and understanding.

📞 Call or text Tannis anytime: 403-336-8556

  • "Every mom deserves to feel seen, supported, and strong — starting exactly where she’s at."

    Tannis Zebedee

Want to chat with Tannis?

Text or call her anytime at 403-336-8556
Or email: healthyfuturesfh@gmail.com

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