Our list of best links, tools, and resources in Alberta to help support Autism, Autism Spectrum Disorder (Asperger’s), and related disorders.
The PDD Alberta Provincial Board develops, implements, and evaluates a provincial plan for the delivery of supports to adults with developmental disabilities. The Provincial Board also coordinates, funds, monitors, and assesses Community Boards in the carrying out of their activities.
Established in 1985 to support independence, community inclusion and quality of life for people with disabilities. Developed with the input of the Calgary community and people who use our service, PASC today offers several innovative and interconnected services and initiatives.
Working with the child, family and community, Providence Children’s Centre provides the opportunity to build foundations that will last a lifetime.
Offers unique family therapy services to multi-stressed families, honours and respects their clients’ experiences, unique situations, needs and goals. A relational, family-centered practice that facilitates a unique narrative process for families to help them to realize and highlight their strengths and wisdom.
A child development centre and community resource for children with special needs and their caregivers.
Provides exemplary inclusive education and programs for children from Junior Kindergarten to the elementary grades, with support to families.
Dedicated to support and advocacy for people impacted by Rett Syndrome.
A non-profit society that provides services to people with disabilities. The Robin Hood Association is made up of families and friends of people with disabilities.
Provides a unique program dedicated to those struggling with autism spectrum disorders. Our goal is to help autistics attain the skills, confidence and motivation needed to participate more fully in life.
A national organization dedicated to building successful futures for adolescents and adults living with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Located in Calgary, AB.
Creating supportive environments for people with disabilities. Based in Edmonton.
A registered charity striving for excellence in the provision of individual treatment services for persons with autism and related developmental disorders and offering quality support, consultation and educational services to families and the community. The Society believes in treating individuals with dignity and respecting their right to full participation in the community.
Alberta’s special needs resource guide.
A Calgary Day Program service for adults who have moderate to severe developmental disabilities. The program operates Monday through Friday with services for the individuals we serve from 9 am to 3:30 pm.
Believes people with disabilities should be able to control their lives, their services and live to their maximum possible independence levels. These individuals should be integrated into their families, neighborhoods and communities and must be able to share the same experiences that other citizens enjoy.