Centre for Autism Services Alberta

Centre for Autism Services Alberta Its mission is to provide comprehensive and innovative supports and services to those affected by ASD. Together we can transform Alberta.

The Centre for Autism Services Alberta (CFASA) is a registered charity that provides programs and services in YEG/YYC that support Autistic individuals across the lifespan to build skills, connect with community, and reach their goals. 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. 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.

Thank you to Original Joes and Red Tractor Hospitality Group for generously hosting our Quest participants in celebratio...
04/02/2026

Thank you to Original Joes and Red Tractor Hospitality Group for generously hosting our Quest participants in celebration of World Autism Acceptance Day! We had an incredible time and are so grateful for your support and continued commitment to creating inclusive spaces and helping spread autism acceptance.

April 2 marks the start of World Autism Acceptance Month.This month is an opportunity to celebrate neurodiversity and re...
04/02/2026

April 2 marks the start of World Autism Acceptance Month.

This month is an opportunity to celebrate neurodiversity and recognize the strengths, perspectives, and contributions of Autistic individuals. Together, we can help build a community rooted in understanding, respect, and meaningful inclusion.

You may remember it being called World Autism Awareness Month. In 2021, the language shifted to acceptance to reflect what the Autistic and neurodivergent community has long emphasized: awareness is a moment, but acceptance requires ongoing action and commitment.

This month, we are raising funds for our inclusive summer programs and continuing to create spaces where our participants can truly be themselves. A place to be me! While some parts of camp are supported, there are still important pieces that rely on community support. The activities, experiences, and moments of connection are what make summer programming so meaningful.

Every gift helps create:

• Confidence
• Connection
• A true sense of belonging

Donate here: https://buff.ly/jmCaRNy and create lasting summer memories for Autistic children and youth in our community.

The importance of autism acceptance in honour of World Autism Acceptance Day tomorrow!1. Promoting inclusivity and a soc...
04/01/2026

The importance of autism acceptance in honour of World Autism Acceptance Day tomorrow!

1. Promoting inclusivity and a society that values Autistic people and embraces neurodiversity as a valuable part of society.
2. Respecting differences and the unique strengths, abilities and challenges of Autistic people.
3. Empowering individuals by validating Autistic experiences and promoting self-advocacy.
4. Reducing stigma, challenging negative stereotypes and misconceptions, and fostering compassion and understanding.
5. Developing resources and supportive environments that cater to the diverse needs of Autistic people.
6. Building stronger communities that value the unique perspectives and talents of Autistic people.

What does acceptance mean to you? Let us know in the comments below!

We are excited to kick off World Autism Acceptance Month tomorrow with the launch of our A Place to Be Me campaign. This initiative raises funds for our vital summer programs, helping create supportive environments where participants can build confidence, form friendships, and enjoy the meaningful summer experiences they deserve.

Have questions about autism assessments? You’re not alone.Many families wonder what an assessment involves, when to cons...
03/31/2026

Have questions about autism assessments? You’re not alone.

Many families wonder what an assessment involves, when to consider one, and how the process can support their child.

Understanding your child’s strengths, needs, and experiences can open the door to meaningful supports at home, in school, and in the community.

Take a look through the post to learn more, and reach out if you have additional questions. We’re here to help!

We are excited to share that most of our summer positions have now been filled — thank you to everyone who applied! ☀️We...
03/30/2026

We are excited to share that most of our summer positions have now been filled — thank you to everyone who applied! ☀️

We are still hiring for Teen Summer Counsellor and would love to hear from individuals who are passionate about supporting Autistic and neurodivergent teens in a fun, inclusive, and supportive environment this summer.

If you enjoy working with youth, building connections, and helping create positive summer experiences, we encourage you to apply!

Please note that only those selected for further consideration will be contacted.

Join our team and help create a summer where participants feel confident, connected, and free to be themselves.

Learn more here: https://buff.ly/YWUfWiS

We are 6 days away from World Autism Acceptance Day and the start of World Autism Acceptance Month. This year, we’re exc...
03/27/2026

We are 6 days away from World Autism Acceptance Day and the start of World Autism Acceptance Month.

This year, we’re excited to launch A Place to Be Me — a campaign focused on supporting our summer programs for Autistic kids and teens. These programs create opportunities for participants to try new activities, build confidence, form friendships, and enjoy the kind of fun summer experiences every young person deserves.

For many families, these programs provide a welcoming space where participants can feel comfortable being themselves while making meaningful memories that last long after summer ends.

Over the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing stories, impact, and opportunities to help create spaces and experiences where participants can try new things, build friendships, and simply enjoy being themselves.

We can’t wait to celebrate acceptance, inclusion, and belonging with you starting April 2. Stay tuned!

UPDATE! Our diagnostic services are now open in Edmonton!CFASA is offering multidisciplinary autism assessments for chil...
03/24/2026

UPDATE! Our diagnostic services are now open in Edmonton!

CFASA is offering multidisciplinary autism assessments for children ages 2 to 8, 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 AND NO WAITLIST!

Feeling unsure? We now offer FREE 15-minute autism screening appointments.

These brief sessions take place at our office and help determine whether your child may benefit from a full autism assessment.

Contact Kaylei at kweinberger@centreforautismab.ca or 780 488 6600 ext. 144 to learn more and book.

Join us on September 13, 2026 in Edmonton at Goldbar Park for a day full of energy, connection, and community at the Fun...
03/23/2026

Join us on September 13, 2026 in Edmonton at Goldbar Park for a day full of energy, connection, and community at the Fun Run for Autism. This event is more than just a run—it’s a celebration of inclusion and support for Autistic individuals and their families.

Whether you’re an experienced runner or just looking for a fun way to get moving, everyone is welcome. Participants can run, walk, or simply enjoy being part of a vibrant community event that brings people together for a meaningful cause.

Sign up by yourself or with a team to fundraise for our vital programs and services!

Visit funrunforautism.ca to learn more and register!

Brilliance doesn’t look just one way 🧠✨Different ways of thinking. Different ways of learning. Different ways of seeing ...
03/19/2026

Brilliance doesn’t look just one way 🧠✨

Different ways of thinking. Different ways of learning. Different ways of seeing the world—and all of it matters.

During Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we’re celebrating all the ways the brain can be brilliant.

Because diversity in minds isn’t something to “fix”—it’s something to recognize, respect, and celebrate.

Join us on September 13, 2026 in Edmonton at Goldbar Park for a day full of energy, connection, and community at the Fun...
03/17/2026

Join us on September 13, 2026 in Edmonton at Goldbar Park for a day full of energy, connection, and community at the Fun Run for Autism. This event is more than just a run—it’s a celebration of inclusion and support for Autistic individuals and their families.

Whether you’re an experienced runner or just looking for a fun way to get moving, everyone is welcome. Participants can run, walk, or simply enjoy being part of a vibrant community event that brings people together for a meaningful cause.

Sign up by yourself or with a team to fundraise for our vital programs and services!

Learn more and register here: https://buff.ly/BVD8Dm3

This week we celebrate the many ways people think, learn, and experience the world. Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a...
03/16/2026

This week we celebrate the many ways people think, learn, and experience the world.

Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a time to recognize and value the strengths, talents, and perspectives of neurodivergent individuals. It’s also an opportunity to continue learning, challenging barriers, and building communities where everyone feels respected, supported, and included.

At CFASA, we're proud to support Autistic, neurodivergent individuals and their families and to work toward a world that embraces neurodiversity.

Let’s celebrate differences, uplift voices, and continue creating spaces where everyone belongs!

03/16/2026

🚨 It’s here! Registration is officially OPEN! 🚨

Walk, run, have FUN! We’re excited to announce the launch of the Fun Run for Autism — a day filled with movement, community, and celebration. Whether you choose to run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, this event is all about coming together to support Autistic individuals and families in our community.

Join us September 13, 2026 in Edmonton at Goldbar Park. Bring your friends, your family, and maybe even your best costume — because this isn’t just a race, it’s a celebration of connection, inclusion, and community spirit.

Every step taken helps support programs and opportunities for the Autistic community.

🎉 Sign up today and be part of the fun!
Learn more and register here: https://buff.ly/BVD8Dm3

Address

#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

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