Spinal Cord Injury Alberta

Spinal Cord Injury Alberta Look for our virtual Facebook Groups to learn more. Spinal Cord Injury Alberta, formerly (Canadian Paraplegic Association (Alberta)) was founded in 1961.

SCI Alberta is a charity, non-profit that offers free consultations, referrals and support to clients and their social networks to achieve independence and full community participation. About Us

Since 1945, the Canadian Paraplegic Association has been helping Canadians with spinal cord injuries and other physical disabilities. Started by a core group of WWII veterans in Ontario, the association h

as expanded to include offices in almost every province. Since then, it has been a leader in offering support, direct service, information and advocacy to Albertans with spinal cord injuries and other physical disabilities. Our Mission

To assist persons with spinal cord injuries and other physical disabilities to achieve independence, self-reliance and full community participation. Whether it be assisting a newly spinal cord injured child or adult, lobbying for better public transportation, or helping to create a more inclusive community, SCI Alberta embraces the approach that there is more than one way. Vision

Albertans with spinal cord injury and other physical disabilities will enjoy optimal physical, spiritual, economic and emotional well-being within fully accessible and welcoming communities free of physical, attitudinal and systemic barriers. This broad vision is shared in many respects with our partner organizations and agencies. Within this context, SCI Alberta strives to deliver the following visionary outcomes:

Albertans with SCI and their families will be aware of and have access to SCI Alberta services and supports

Clients and their families will adjust more successfully to the personal effects of injury and disability

Clients will achieve increased independence, self-reliance and community participation. Barriers to independence and inclusion will be reduced for people with SCI and other physical disabilities in Alberta communities

SCI Alberta will be a stable and sustainable organization. Disclaimer: The views expressed, comments made and material posted by users of this Page (excluding content posted by Spinal Cord Injury Alberta) do not represent the views of the Spinal Cord Injury Alberta and remain the beliefs/opinions and the responsibility of the party posting the information.

We’re Hiring! Join Our Team This SummerAre you passionate about storytelling, social media, and making a difference in y...
04/15/2026

We’re Hiring! Join Our Team This Summer

Are you passionate about storytelling, social media, and making a difference in your community? Spinal Cord Injury Alberta is looking for a Communications Specialist Summer Youth Worker to join our team!

This is a hands-on opportunity to build your skills in marketing, communications, and digital engagement while supporting programs that make a real impact for individuals living with spinal cord injuries across Alberta.

📍 Hybrid within Alberta
📅 Start date: June
⏳ Temporary summer position (Canada Summer Jobs funded)

If you’re creative, motivated, and ready to learn, we’d love to hear from you!

https://sci-ab.ca/join-our-team/

13 Years Strong at the Servus Calgary Marathon!We’re proud to celebrate Shamel Elsayed, who is participating in his 13th...
04/08/2026

13 Years Strong at the Servus Calgary Marathon!

We’re proud to celebrate Shamel Elsayed, who is participating in his 13th Calgary Servus Marathon!

For over a decade, Shamel has used this incredible platform to raise awareness and give back to Spinal Cord Injury Alberta. His dedication continues to inspire our entire community.

This year is extra special as SCI Alberta celebrates 65 years of impact. We’ve set a goal to raise $65,000 to support essential programs and services across the province.

Join Shamel and Team SCI in making a difference. Every dollar brings us closer to a more accessible and inclusive future.

Donate, share, join our team or cheer us on!
Together, we can empower people to thrive after injury.

https://raceroster.com/events/2026/107196/2026-servus-calgary-marathon/fundraising-organization/77231?aff=HGNM3

🏺👨‍🎨Join us for some time with peers pottery painting at the Colour Cafe in West Edmonton Mall from 1-3pm! ✨SCI-AB will ...
04/07/2026

🏺👨‍🎨Join us for some time with peers pottery painting at the Colour Cafe in West Edmonton Mall from 1-3pm! ✨SCI-AB will cover a portion of each persons piece they choose to paint! All paints and suppies will be provided. ✨Limited spaces are available, RVSP to Kendra at kendra.erhardt@sci-ab.ca if attending! 👩‍🎨🎨🫟

✨☕️There is also an onsite cafe with drinks or food available for purchase while you paint. Check out the menu here: https://colorcafe.ca/coffee-bar/

Happy Easter from all of us at Spinal Cord Injury Alberta! 🐣🌷🐰 As we welcome the season of renewal, we’re reminded of th...
04/05/2026

Happy Easter from all of us at Spinal Cord Injury Alberta! 🐣🌷🐰 As we welcome the season of renewal, we’re reminded of the power of hope, resilience, and fresh beginnings. Easter is a time to reflect on the strength we carry through life’s challenges and to celebrate the moments of growth, connection, and joy that come with spring. 🌼🌞

To our incredible community—individuals living with spinal cord injuries, families, caregivers, and supporters—thank you for your courage and unwavering spirit. Your stories inspire us every day. 💙♿

Whether you're gathering with loved ones, enjoying the sunshine, or simply taking a quiet moment to recharge, we wish you peace, happiness, and new opportunities in the days ahead. Let’s continue to lift each other up and build a more inclusive, compassionate world—together. 🌈✨

Wishing you a beautiful Easter filled with love, laughter, and hope.

On this solemn Good Friday, Spinal Cord Injury Alberta takes a moment to reflect on the profound themes of hope, sacrifi...
04/03/2026

On this solemn Good Friday, Spinal Cord Injury Alberta takes a moment to reflect on the profound themes of hope, sacrifice, and renewal. ✝️🕊️ This day reminds us of the strength found in faith and the power of resilience in the face of life’s challenges.

For many in our community living with spinal cord injuries and disabilities, these themes resonate deeply—encouraging us to find peace amidst adversity and to keep moving forward with courage and determination. 💙🌿

May today bring you comfort, reflection, and a renewed sense of hope. Let us honor the spirit of sacrifice by supporting and uplifting one another every day.

Wishing you and your loved ones a peaceful and meaningful Good Friday.

Now Hiring in Edmonton! We are currently hiring for multiple positions within our Client Navigation Services team as par...
04/02/2026

Now Hiring in Edmonton!

We are currently hiring for multiple positions within our Client Navigation Services team as part of the Cross Disability Support Services (CDSS) initiative in the Greater Edmonton Metropolitan Area.

This is an exciting opportunity to make an impact, supporting individuals with disabilities to navigate services, build independence, and connect meaningfully within their communities.

For more information and to apply.
Visit https://sci-ab.ca/join-our-team/

Support Spinal Cord Injury Alberta through Rogers Birdies for Kids presented by AltaLink! All donations made through Rog...
03/29/2026

Support Spinal Cord Injury Alberta through Rogers Birdies for Kids presented by AltaLink!

All donations made through Rogers Birdies for Kids presented by AltaLink will be matched up to 50% making your donation go even further!

That means more support, more resources, and more support for individuals and families living with spinal cord injuries across Alberta. 💙

⛳ Donate today and Drive your impact further: https://rogerscharityclassic.com/spinal-cord-injury-alberta/

Join us for our Easter Social in Calgary!📅 Friday, March 27th⏰ 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM📍 5709 2nd Street SW, Calgary (18th Flo...
03/19/2026

Join us for our Easter Social in Calgary!

📅 Friday, March 27th
⏰ 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
📍 5709 2nd Street SW, Calgary (18th Floor)

Enjoy a fun afternoon with snacks & drinks, games & prizes, Easter crafts, and an accessible Easter egg hunt for everyone to enjoy!

🎟️ Spots are limited—register today.
https://form-can.keela.co/calgary-easter-event-2026

For more information or to register, please contact Max.

Accessibility funding is now open through the Alberta Paraplegic Foundation.The Alberta Paraplegic Foundation provides f...
03/16/2026

Accessibility funding is now open through the Alberta Paraplegic Foundation.

The Alberta Paraplegic Foundation provides financial assistance to Albertans living with spinal cord injuries to help improve accessibility, independence, and quality of life. Funding can support a variety of needs that help individuals better navigate daily life and remain active in their communities.

If you or someone you know could benefit from accessibility support, now is the time to apply.

https://form.jotform.com/242816324730049

✨Join us for coffee and a chat with peers at Norwood on March 23rd from 2-3pm! ☕️✨RVSP to tristan.kowal@sci-ab.ca so we ...
03/13/2026

✨Join us for coffee and a chat with peers at Norwood on March 23rd from 2-3pm! ☕️✨RVSP to tristan.kowal@sci-ab.ca so we know to expect you if attending!!😊✨

✨Our YEG Peer Dinner is one week away! RVSP if planning to attend! 😊
03/05/2026

✨Our YEG Peer Dinner is one week away! RVSP if planning to attend! 😊

Happy National Wheelchair Day! ♿✨ Today, Spinal Cord Injury Alberta proudly celebrates the incredible freedom, independe...
03/01/2026

Happy National Wheelchair Day! ♿✨

Today, Spinal Cord Injury Alberta proudly celebrates the incredible freedom, independence, and empowerment that wheelchairs provide to countless individuals every day.

More than just mobility devices, wheelchairs are symbols of strength, resilience, and determination—tools that enable people to pursue their passions, engage with their communities, and break down barriers in all areas of life. 🚀💙

On this day, we honor the innovation behind these essential devices and the inspiring spirit of the wheelchair community. Let’s continue to advocate for greater accessibility, inclusion, and equal opportunities so everyone can move forward with confidence and pride.

Together, we roll toward a more inclusive future!

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11010 101 Street NW #400
Edmonton, AB
T5H4B9

Telephone

+17804246312

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