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Centre for Autism Services Alberta

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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.

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.

02/26/2026

We’re hiring a full-time, contract BCBA to join our collaborative, multidisciplinary team in Calgary!

At CFASA, you’ll play a key role in supporting children, teens, and families by designing, implementing, and monitoring neurodiversity-affirming programs. You’ll work alongside a dynamic team to champion strengths-based approaches, prioritize motivation and assent, and empower families to reach their goals.

If you’re looking for meaningful work where your expertise drives real impact, we’d love to connect. Apply today here: https://buff.ly/93lUkK5 or share with a BCBA who’s ready to make a difference.

02/25/2026

On February 25, we recognize Pink Shirt Day — a movement that began in Nova Scotia in 2007, when two students stood up for a classmate who was bullied for wearing pink. 💗 What started as a simple act of courage has grown into an international campaign promoting kindness, respect, and inclusion.

At CFASA, this day carries deep meaning. Autistic and neurodivergent children and youth are statistically more likely to experience bullying, and we are committed to creating programs, workplaces, and communities where everyone feels safe, valued, and like they truly belong.

Today, we wear pink — and we stand together against bullying.

02/24/2026

We’re growing our team in Edmonton — and we’re looking for a passionate Speech-Language Pathologist to join us!

If you’re ready to make meaningful impact, collaborate with an incredible multidisciplinary team, and support Autistic individuals across the lifespan, we’d love to meet you. Join us at the CFASA and build a career where your expertise truly changes lives.

Apply today: https://buff.ly/x229Xjr
Or tag an amazing SLP who needs to see this! 👇️

02/20/2026

UPCOMING WORKSHOP

Want practical tools you can use right away in your classroom?

Join us VIRTUALLY on March 9 for a workshop for junior high and high school educators and support staff. You’ll deepen your understanding of autism and neurodiversity, learn effective ways to support executive functioning, and explore meaningful adaptations that support learning for all students.

Spaces are limited—register now and leave with strategies that make a real difference for your students.

Call 780 488 6600 or contact Kaylei at info@centreforautismab.ca to register.

02/18/2026

Things that just make sense at Centre 104 ✨️part 2✨️

Where community feeks like belonging.
Where trying new things feels safe.
Where support looks like opportunity.
Where lasting friendships are made and tons of fun is had daily.

Centre 104 is a space that was built with purpose (and a lot of heart!).

02/05/2026

Did you know we offer diagnostic services in Edmonton?

Our diagnostic services are here to help individuals and families gain clarity, understanding, and a path forward. With a supportive, respectful, and neuroaffirming approach, we focus on strengths, individuality, and real-life needs. Because a diagnosis isn't a label, it's a tool.

Ready to take the next step? Learn more and connect with our team at info@centreforautismab.ca.

02/03/2026

We’re excited to share a new program offered in partnership with Mount Royal University: Music for Life – Tiny Tunes for Growing Minds.

This program is designed for neurodivergent children and supports the development of musical skills, creativity, confidence, and a strong foundation for future music learning. Sessions are facilitated by MRU's Suzuki-certified music therapist and capped at a maximum of six participants to ensure a supportive, small-group experience.

Offered in Calgary at the MRU Conservatory for ages 1 to 3 and 3 to 5, classes take place in safe, friendly, and welcoming spaces where children of all abilities can explore the joy of music. Through hands-on, multisensory activities like playing instruments, singing, and dancing, learning is adapted to each child’s unique needs.

In this group, every learning journey is celebrated, and each new skill is seen as a meaningful step toward future possibilities.

Email conservatory@mtroyal.ca to learn more and register!

02/02/2026

Happy Black History Month!

Black History Month is a time to celebrate Black excellence, resilience, and stories—especially those that have too often been overlooked. This year’s theme, “30 Years of Black History Month: Honouring Black Brilliance Across Generations — From Nation Builders to Tomorrow’s Visionaries,” recognizes the lasting contributions of Black Canadians who have shaped our past while uplifting the emerging leaders and changemakers shaping our future.

Black Autistic people exist at the intersection of race and disability, and their experiences deserve to be heard, believed, and valued. Research shows that Black children are less likely to receive an early autism diagnosis and are more likely to be misdiagnosed, delaying access to understanding and supports—gaps that can have lifelong impacts.

This month, we’re listening and learning. We invite you to read and reflect on this story shared by a Ayanna Sanaa Davis, in her own words: https://buff.ly/4nAa6t6

Honouring Black history means uplifting Black voices—past, present, and future—and working toward a world where Black Autistic people are seen, supported, and celebrated for exactly who they are.

01/27/2026

Join Active for Life today for only $132!

Are you 16–29? Get moving with us at Commonwealth Recreation Centre for fun, inclusive fitness with Active for Life! Now available at a reduced fee—register today and don’t miss out.

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

01/26/2026

Things that just make sense ✅️

Accessible spaces.
Flexible learning.
Spaces made for joy, curiosity, and connection!

Early childhood education should feel this good.

01/20/2026

We’ve gained a lot of new followers over the past year—so we thought it was the perfect time to reintroduce ourselves 👋

We’re the Centre for Autism Services Alberta (CFASA), a non-profit organization that has been supporting Autistic individuals and their families for nearly 30 years, at every stage of life—from early childhood through adulthood.

We offer specialized and BDS services, community and recreation programs, independent living skills and employment supports—and we’ve just launched diagnostic services!

Through everything we do, we build skills, foster connection, and create meaningful opportunities within our communities.

Stick around—we’ll be sharing more about who we are, what we do, and the incredible people who make CFASA what it is.

01/19/2026

Want practical tools you can use right away in your classroom?

Join us on January 28 for a workshop for junior high and high school educators and support staff. You’ll deepen your understanding of autism and neurodiversity, learn effective ways to support executive functioning, and explore meaningful adaptations that support learning for all students.

Spaces are limited—register now and leave with strategies that make a real difference for your students.

Call 780 488 6600 or contact Kaylei at info@centreforautismab.ca to register.

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

Website

http://www.centreforautismab.ca/

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