Deaf & Hear Alberta

Connect Society is dedicated to empowering Deaf, hard of hearing, and DeafBlind individuals, along with their families, to engage fully within their communities. Their mission focuses on providing essential education and support services through various programs, including Early Childhood Services, Family Support Services, and Community Living Support Services, promoting equitable opportunities for all. Among their notable initiatives is the Early Childhood Services program that offers preschool and kindergarten education tailored for Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and DeafBlind children, as well as Children of Deaf Adults (CODAs). With a commitment to fostering an inclusive environment, the society has also received a grant aimed at enhancing learning spaces through the creation of a sensory room, benefiting current and future students alike. Generated from the website

Connect Society is a charitable organization based in Edmonton, Alberta, dedicated to empowering Deaf and hard of hearing children, adults, and their families to engage fully within their communities. They offer a variety of services, including early intervention programs, family support services, and literacy programs, aimed at enhancing the quality of life for individuals with hearing challenges. With a mission focused on inclusivity and a vision of equitable lives for Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals, Connect Society continues to make a significant impact through innovative initiatives such as the creation of sensory rooms, supported by community partnerships like the Desjardins Insurance Better Things Community Grant Program. The organization is committed to fostering environments that promote learning and personal growth for current and future generations. Generated from the website

The Spinal Cord Injury Northern Alberta Society (SCITCS) focuses on advancing research and treatment options for individuals with spinal cord injuries. With a dedicated team of researchers and medical professionals, SCITCS aims to improve recovery outcomes through innovative studies and collaboration, addressing the unique challenges faced by patients. SCITCS is also committed to fostering community involvement and awareness, offering volunteer opportunities for research participation and actively encouraging discussions surrounding current studies and advancements in spinal cord injury treatment. By emphasizing the importance of data collection and the lived experiences of individuals with disabilities, the organization strives to enhance accessibility and support for all. Generated from the website