Goodwill is a social enterprise, providing individuals with disabilities or barriers the opportunity to enhance their lives through meaningful employment.
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.
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.
CARCO Disability Strategies embodies the spirit of embracing diversity, and finding strategies that help people with disabilities achieve their personal and professional goals.
All Abilities Allstars offers a range of accessible and inclusive activities, educational opportunities, sports, recreation, arts, parent/caregiver support, disability resources, financial resources, and overall wellness programs to promote healthy fulfilling lives for individuals of all ages and all abilities.
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. http://www.calgarysledgehockey.ca/
Discover insights from Cintia Lutz, founder of Able & Available, as she shares her expertise on inclusive employment for people with disabilities in an interview on SKCDA Podcast.
Easy Surf works with teams to deliver the actionable insights and guidance that they need to build welcoming experiences. Unlock the true potential of products and services to connect with the world. Accessibility helps everyone. But accessibility alone is only half of the challenge. A welcoming experience that anticipates needs and treats everyone equally is meaningfully different and impactful.
Agence Ometz is a Jewish human services agency offering social, employment and immigration services to help people fulfill their potential and to secure the growth and vibrancy of the Montreal community. https://www.ometz.ca/
Their 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. https://centreforautismab.ca/
Autism Alliance of Canada is a pan-Canadian network with a broad and diverse membership of Autistic people and their families and support persons, as well as clinicians, researchers, policy influencers, service providers and organizations from across Canada.
Cintia Lutz, the founder of Able and Available was interviewed by Human Resource Director about inclusion in the workplace. See the full article here: https://www.hcamag.com/ca/specialization/diversity-inclusion/providing-a-truly-inclusive-organization-for-workers-with-disabilities/507162 Providing a ‘truly inclusive organization’ for workers with disabilities Expert cites higher empl
ACT is committed to empowering communities through factual information and education, fostering inclusivity, and advocating for a society that embraces neurodiversity. Guided by insights from the Autistic community, we provide tailored services, education, and advocacy initiatives to promote true equity and understanding. Our measurable efforts ensure continuous engagement and progress toward a more inclusive and supportive society.
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.
Their objective is to grow accessible soccer programs by filling the gap where support and guidance for soccer organizations is often lacking. Their vision is to ensure any person with a disability has an opportunity to play soccer in their community and a pathway for further opportunities in the game.