Able & Available is very proud to partner with great agencies and associations. They can help employers to create an inclusive environment and also job seekers to find the perfect job.

Alberta Partners:

IPSESA:

• The INTEGRATED POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION SOCIETY OF ALBERTA is a non-profit organization supporting adults with developmental disabilities in their post-secondary education and employment journeys. We work together with individuals and their families to plan learning goals, practice employment skills, and develop community to build successful and more independent lives. 
• Contact info: https://www.ipsesa.org/

Cerebral Palsy Alberta:

• About: Cerebral Palsy Alberta (CPAA) is a registered non-profit organization that supports individuals with all disabilities in the province of Alberta, Canada. The CPAA is an affiliate of United Cerebral Palsy.
• Contact info: https://www.cpalberta.com/

Autism Society Alberta:

• About: Autism Society Alberta (ASA) is a grassroots organization within the Autism community connecting to its provincial members through our regional collective of autism serving societies and networking with agencies and associations throughout the province and nationwide.
• Contact info: https://autismalberta.ca/

Gateway Association:

• About: In 1975, a group of passionate parents fought to open doors for their children. Gateway Association emerged as the “Gateway to a better life” they envisioned for people with disabilities and their families. Gateway is a Family Resource Centre (FRC) and an Employment Resource (ERC) Centre that provides education, family support, mentorship and inclusive employment. It is our mission to assist the community to understand disabilities.
• Contact info: https://gatewayassociation.ca/

Spectrum Advantage, a project of Autism Calgary:

• About: Spectrum Advantage was created as a response to the need for employment experience for individuals with autism between the ages of 18 and 30. Spearheaded by Autism Calgary, and the generous funding of the Government of Canada as well as the Sinneave Family Foundation, this groundbreaking program, (the only one of it’s kind in Canada) opened it’s doors in May of 2014.
• Contact info: https://thespectrumadvantage.com/

Centre for Autism Services Alberta:

• About: Our mission is to provide comprehensive and innovative supports and services to those with autism, and their family network. Some of those supports include early childhood services; sports, leisure, social and skills programs; and pre-employment programs.
• Contact info: https://centreforautismab.ca/

Society for Autism Support and Services:

• About: Society for Autism Support and Services (SASS) is an Alberta-based registered charitable organization providing comprehensive educational and consulting services for people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families. SASS offers its services throughout Alberta and, other parts of the country, when requested.
• Contact info: https://www.autism.ca/

Goodwill Industries of Alberta:

• About: Goodwill is a social enterprise, providing individuals with disabilities or barriers the opportunity to enhance their lives through meaningful employment.
• Contact info: https://www.goodwill.ab.ca/

Autism Independent Living Association:

• About: Creating a brighter future for autistic adults starts in the home. That is why AiLA is committed to creating housing that enables us to thrive and blossom into the unique people we were always meant to be.
• Contact info: https://www.ailaedmonton.org

Between Friends:

• About: Between Friends is a pan-disability organization providing quality social, recreation and development opportunities to more than 80 different disability groups; of which, over 40% of are on the Autism Spectrum. Our programs & services are designed for children, youth, and adults based on age group & interests. Everyone is welcome to participate at Between Friends, regardless of ability, age, gender, race, gender identity, religion or culture.
• Contact info: https://betweenfriends.ab.ca/

Autism Aspergers Friendship Society:

• About: AAFS provides respite care in a social and recreational environment for children, youth and adults on the spectrum of Autism; this includes, but is not limited to, Autism, Aspergers, Pervasive Developmental Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Non-Verbal Learning Disorder.
• Contact info: https://www.aafscalgary.com/

Lacrossing Barriers:

• About: We are a group dedicated to providing opportunities to play sport, move and learn skills to those in marginalized communities who haven't always been given a choice.
• Contact info: https://www.lacrossingbarriers.org/

Ultimate Para Sports Association:

• About: We are a non-profit organization, based out of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. We provide a variety of recreational and competitive sport opportunities to para athletes, coaches and volunteers. Our mission is to facilitate sport opportunities from the developmental to the elite level of participation, in the areas of athletic competition, technical development, leadership, and integration.
• Contact info: https://www.ultimateparasports.com/

Soccability Calgary:

• About: Soccability Canada was federally incorporated as a Not For Profit in November 2020. A volunteer board oversees the governance, projects and planning of the organization. This is a passion project that keeps us busy outside of our paid jobs. Our objective is to grow accessible soccer programs by filling the gap where support and guidance for soccer organizations is often lacking. We actively seek out (and are open to) opportunities to collaborate with mutually beneficial goals.
• Contact info: https://soccability.ca/

Calgary Sledge Hockey Association:

• About: Sledge Hockey is open to people of all ages and genders. Individuals who wish to play sledge hockey should be aware that it requires a fair amount of upper body strength and balance to move around on the ice. What is sledge hockey? Sledge hockey is a Paralympic sport played at all levels around the world. The game incorporates some additional technologies to allow for the greatest amount of participation.
• Contact info: http://www.calgarysledgehockey.ca/

Plan Calgary:

• About: PLAN Calgary is a non-profit parent-led organization,whose main objective is to secure the future of people of all abilities by creating a good life now and in the future. We help parents and guardians plan for the future by building community around people of all abilities.
• Contact info: https://www.plancalgary.ca/

IncluCity:

• About: IncluCity is a go-to partner for inclusive design and testing services. We understand that organizations often struggle to get genuine feedback, leading to less effective solutions. That's where we come in. At IncluCity, we're on a mission to make sure diverse voices are heard in creating digital solutions. With a strong community of nearly 600 testers and a successful history in various sectors, we're here to support design and testing needs.
• Contact info: https://www.inclucitycalgary.ca/

Chrysalis:

• About: Chrysalis offers personalized services designed to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities while providing meaningful opportunities for growth and community inclusion. 
• Contact info: https://chrysalis.ca/

Sinneave Family Foundation:

• About: The Sinneave Family Foundation is an operating foundation that works with individuals, communities, and organizations across Canada to reduce barriers and enhance opportunities in education, employment, and housing for Autistic youth and adults.
• Contact info: https://sinneavefoundation.org/

Parent's Survival Resource & Connection Society:

• About: Prevention before it Becomes an Emergency. PSRCS works to improve the well-being / mental health of individuals with disabilities and those who support them through Empowerment, Connection and Guidance. To equip each person with the necessary skills, resources and tailored help they need to thrive. To Offer Programs & Services that include: Tailored Assistance, Guidance & Mentorship, One to one connection, Meetups & Workshops, Event & Information Sessions, Provide advocacy between resource places & agencies.
• Contact info: https://www.parentsurvival.ca/

Resilient Hearts Inc.:

• About: Resilient Hearts Inc. envisions a world where every individual is empowered to lead a fulfilling life, defined by their abilities rather than limitations. Our goal is to foster resilience in individuals by providing a nurturing and inclusive environment, cultivating talents, breaking down barriers, and promoting self-belief. Together, we are building a future where people not only survive but thrive. 
• Contact info: https://resilienthearts.ca/

Alberta Employment First Network:

• About: Alberta Employment First Network brings Albertans together to increase employment opportunities for people with disabilities. This network exists to fill gaps in employment identified by people with disabilities and employment service providers.
• Contact info: https://aefn.ca/

Diversecities:

• About: To visible minorities, marginalized groups, and new immigrants, Diversecities is a community service organization that provides assistance in four key areas of life: Economic Integration, Social Connection, Well-being, and Learning. We build long term relationships with our clients as we empower them, encourage them, and guide them along on the path to reaching their full potential. 
• Contact info: https://www.diversecities.org/

ADAIA - Alberta Disability Awareness In Action

• About: Through our campaigns, initiatives, and collaborative efforts, we aim to amplify the voices of disability support workers, raise awareness about their invaluable contributions, and drive meaningful change in policies and attitudes. Welcome to ADAIA! a passionate organization dedicated to advocating for the rights and well-being of the disabled and the heroes who serve them. With a firm belief in the essential role we as support workers play in our society, we strive to create a more inclusive and equitable world for everyone – a world where the tireless efforts and actions of our dedicated members are seen and appreciated universally.
• Contact info: https://adaia.ca/