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Join Centre for Autism Services Alberta for their online START program beginning this month! This communication group helps parents of young Autistic children, ages two to 12 build early language skills through play and everyday routines.

For more information, please see the post below.

Barrier-Free Alberta is hosting an important conversation on accessibility in Alberta. This event will educate participants about accessibility, the barriers people continue to face, and the limits of current legal protections in our province. Explore the proposed private member’s bill and what it aims to achieve, while centering lived experiences to highlight the real-world impact of inaction. Bringing together perspectives from government, business, and the non-profit sector, this discussion will move beyond awareness — equipping participants with clear, practical steps to help advance meaningful accessibility legislation in Alberta.
ASL will be provided.

We'll be at the Providence Family Resources and Registration Fair this Saturday, January 31 and we'd love to see you there! Stop by and chat with a team member from our Family Resource Centre about the supports we offer including Transition to Adulthood, Guardianship and Trusteeship, Equipment Purchase Assistance, Home Automation and more.

On World Braille Day, we remain committed to inclusive communication for everyone. For those who are blind or have visual disabilities, Braille was an early system for these individuals to stay connected to the world around them long before technology had advanced. Today, we celebrate the tools that empower individuals to participate fully without barriers.

Ho-ho-ho at Camp Horizon! Join us at our Winter Wonderland in Kananaskis on December 7 for Christmas photos and family fun. Each 10-minute session incudes one photo with Santa and four festive photos.

Only a few spots remain! Book now!

Warm up by our cozy campfire or indulge your creative side with arts and crafts including ornament and snow-globe making.

Furry family members are welcome (and encouraged!) to be part of the paw-some festivities.

Registration is now open: https://ow.ly/SM7150XB0C3

Did you know that 1 in 10 Canadian children lives with a disability that can make trick-or-treating difficult or even impossible?
Uneven walkways, loud sounds, or bright lights can make trick-or-treating overwhelming for children with mobility or sensory challenges. But a few small steps, like offering treats at the end of your driveway, providing non-food options, or adding gentle lighting can make a huge difference.
This year, join the movement for a more inclusive Halloween.
Visit our friends at treataccessibly.com to learn more, and order your free lawn sign to show your support for accessible fun for everyBODY!