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Centre for Autism Services Alberta

The Centre for Autism Services Alberta is a registered charity that provides support and services to individuals with autism in Alberta.
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The Centre for Autism Services Alberta is a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of children, teens and young adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Established in 1997, the Centre has grown to offer a wide range of services to individuals on the spectrum and their families, and is the largest accredited autism service provider in northern Alberta. Its mission is to provide comprehensive and innovative supports and services to those affected by ASD. Some of those supports include: early childhood services; sports, leisure, social and skills programs; and pre-employment programs. The Centre’s vision is to support individuals with autism in leading meaningful, engaged lives. Together we can change outcomes, foster independence, enrich lives, empower families and transform communities. Together we can transform Alberta.

01/08/2026

Thank you to Edmonton Community Foundation (ECF) for their generous support! The Community Grant has allowed us to upgrade laptops and AAC devices - tools that play a vital role in supporting communication and accessibility across our programs.

These resources will have a meaningful impact for the Autistic individuals and families we support, helping to strengthen communication and create more inclusive program experiences.

Thank you, ECF, for believing in our work and investing in tools that truly make a difference.

01/07/2026

Our diagnostic services are now open in Edmonton!

CFASA is offering multidisciplinary autism assessments for children ages 2 to 5, delivered through a respectful, culturally responsive, and neurodiversity-affirming approach. These assessments are designed to help families better understand their child’s strengths and needs.

Parents and guardians can contact CFASA directly to request an assessment—no doctor’s referral needed!

Contact Kaylei at info@centreforautismab.ca or 780 488 6600 to learn more and book.

01/06/2026

New year, new goals—why not try something new and get active?

Our Kickstart Soccer and Basketball programs are still accepting registrations, with spots remaining at Commonwealth Recreation Centre. These programs are a great way to build skills, confidence, and have fun while staying active in a supportive environment.

Spots are limited and filling quickly—don’t wait! Register now and kick off the new year with movement, fun, and something new.

Register here: https://buff.ly/KBYUM0w

01/05/2026

2026 energy: intentional, inclusive, and actually accessible ♾️✨
Leaving the rest in 2025.

IN for 2026:
✔️ Accessibility from the start — designing spaces, programs, and events so everyone can participate from day one.
✔️ Autistic voices leading the way — centring lived experience in decisions, advocacy, and program design.
✔️ Strengths-based support — focusing on goals, choice, and what individuals can do.

OUT for 2025:
✖️ One-size-fits-all programs — because meaningful support should be personalized.
✖️ Talking about, not with — decisions made without including Autistic and neurodivergent perspectives.
✖️ Overstimulating spaces — environments that ignore sensory needs and accessibility.

01/02/2026

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you!

Because of your generosity, 3,223 Autistic individuals and family members were supported by CFASA this year, and together, with Knifewear's generous matching, we raised over $15,000 during this giving season.

Behind these numbers are real people—families navigating new diagnoses, adults building independence skills, friendships forming, confidence growing, and moments of relief knowing they are not alone. None of this happens without you.

Here’s to the year ahead, filled with moments that matter and impact we create together.

12/31/2025

3,223 lives impacted in 2024/25 year!

This year, your generosity made a real difference for Autistic individuals and families across Alberta. Every program delivered, connection built, and goal achieved was possible because of our incredible supporters and community. THANK YOU!

Today is the last day to donate before year end. If you’re able, make a gift now and help us continue this impact into the year ahead.

Donate here: https://buff.ly/WX9vwXE

12/30/2025

Giving feels good—and it can do more than you think.

Charitable giving can support programs that matter, create real change for families in our community, and offer meaningful benefits like tax savings and smart year-end planning. When you give, you’re investing in people, possibility, and a stronger future for Autistic individuals across Alberta.

Time is running out to make your year-end donation. Give before the deadline and make your generosity count!

Donate here: https://buff.ly/qMrzTSS

12/24/2025

Happy Holidays from all of us at CFASA!

We’re feeling extra festive looking back at this sweet moment from our Winter Wonderland event for our ECS families—where Santa and Buddy the Elf stopped by to spread joy, smiles, and a little holiday magic for families and staff alike.

Wishing you a warm, joyful holiday season filled with connection and cheer.

12/23/2025

Thank you to Edmonton Transit System (ETS) for hosting a holiday lights tour across Edmonton for our SIL participants, along with their families, friends, and staff.

This experience was made possible through our Transit Access Grant partnership, and we’re truly grateful for ETS’s continued support and commitment to accessibility and inclusion.

Opportunities like this mean a great deal to the people we serve, and we appreciate ETS for helping make them possible!

12/23/2025

This Giving Season, your impact can go twice as far!

Meet Sebastian. Sebastian is a longtime participant in our Quest program. Known for his strong leadership skills and unmistakable sense of style, Sebastian is a self-starter who knows what he wants and works hard to achieve it. Through Quest, he’s built confidence, independence, and meaningful connections.

“I’m proud of accomplishing my bussing skills since joining Quest. I’m proud of my volunteering I’ve accomplished. An activity I can do independently is making my own lunches. I’ve made new friendships and connections through the program. I enjoy going to movies, barbecues, museums and out to eat together.

The program has helped me feel more confident by having meetings about SIL program, making goals, having ISP meetings and also having my shammy job and job as an autism research assistant at the U of A.”

—Sebastian, Quest Participant

Thanks to Knifewear’s extended matching gift, every donation made through December will be matched, doubling your impact and helping create programs like Quest—where Autistic adults build leadership, independence skills, and confidence.

This Giving Season, Double the Difference for Autistic children, youth, and adults across Alberta.

Donate here: https://buff.ly/WX9vwXE

12/22/2025

A big thank you to National Bank for the incredible Winspear Experience!

Because of your generosity, participants from our Quest program got to enjoy A Very Merry Pops at the Winspear Centre—an evening full of music, joy, and shared memories. It meant so much to those who attended and made for a truly special night.

We’re so grateful for your support and for helping create moments like these.

12/18/2025

Help Make a Difference on the Ice — Volunteer with Our Skating Program! ⛸️

We’re excited to be launching a winter skating program this January, offering highly supported, confidence-building sessions for Autistic children and youth who are learning to skate or looking to build their skills. To make this program possible, we’re looking for caring, enthusiastic volunteers to join our team.

Volunteers will support participants on the ice by offering encouragement, helping them stay engaged, and creating a positive, welcoming environment where everyone can learn and have fun. No previous experience working with Autistic individuals is required—we provide on-the-job training and ongoing support.

Program dates and times:
📅 January 8, 15, 22, 29 and February 5
⏰ 5:00–6:30 PM
👥 Up to 10 volunteers needed (18+)

If you’re looking for a meaningful way to give back, build connections, and help create inclusive experiences, we’d love to have you on the ice with us. Comment or send us a DM!

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#1, 9353-50 Street NW
Edmonton, AB
T6B2L5

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+17804886600

Website

http://www.centreforautismab.ca/

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