We support and enrich the lives of people in the disability community, and are a leader in providing social inclusion programs and support services that help persons in the disability community and their families live a Life Without Limits. The CPAA provides individual and family support, computer skills, job readiness training and employment counseling, youth transition as well as recreation, sports and leisure activities for individuals of all ages. Furthermore, through…
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We offer social inclusion programs and support services to individuals with disabilities and their families in Alberta.
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We support and enrich the lives of people in the disability community, and are a leader in providing social inclusion programs and support services that help persons in the disability community and their families live a Life Without Limits.
The CPAA provides individual and family support, computer skills, job readiness training and employment counseling, youth transition as well as recreation, sports and leisure activities for individuals of all ages. Furthermore, through programs such as adaptive arts, massage, horticulture therapy, as well as multi-sensory and music therapy rooms, individuals can receive therapeutic benefits while enhancing their quality of life. The CPAA also provides financial assistance through our funding request program which assists with the extraordinary costs of living with a disability. At the CPAA, we are dedicated to creating a life without limits and a world full of endless possibilities for people with disabilities.
We have a very clear vision of a fully accessible world, where all people have the opportunity to maximize their ability and not be defined by a disability. Every day, CPAA works towards this goal and implements initiatives that bring us closer to this vision. We ensure that our members are valued, respected, and treated with dignity.
Together with the support of our community, we are working towards making this vision a reality.
LinkedIn followers
1,877
People associated on LinkedIn
55
Reported office locations
12001 44 St SE, Calgary, AB T2Z 4G9, CA
Business categories
Communities
Health Care
Non Profit
Other recorded names
Cerebral Palsy Alberta
Specialties
Support Services
Advocacy
Recreations and Leisure
and Education and Awareness
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Reported total investment
0
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Industry
Civic and Social Organizations
Size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Calgary, AB
Organization type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1976
Specialties
Support ServicesAdvocacyRecreations and Leisureand Education and Awareness
Cerebral Palsy Alberta has 6 open jobs in Canada as of November 6, 2026. Top locations: Calgary and Edmonton.
Cerebral Palsy Alberta: The CPAA provides individual and family support, computer skills, job readiness training and employment counseling, youth transition as well as…
3+ YOECandidates need a diploma or degree in HR, business administration or a related field, and 3 to 5 years of progressive HR, payroll and administration experience. Supervisory experience, knowledge of Alberta employment standards, and hands-on payroll and benefits experience are required.
Cerebral Palsy Alberta: The CPAA provides individual and family support, computer skills, job readiness training and employment counseling, youth transition as well as…
5+ YOECandidates need a post-secondary degree in accounting, finance or business, with a CPA preferred and at least five years of progressive accounting and supervisory experience. Required skills include Canadian not-for-profit accounting standards, QuickBooks Online Advanced, Excel and ADP Workforce Now, plus a Vulnerable Sector Check.
QuickBooks Online Advanced, Microsoft Excel, ADP Workforce Now
Cerebral Palsy Alberta: The CPAA provides individual and family support, computer skills, job readiness training and employment counseling, youth transition as well as…
Candidates need basic building maintenance and minor repair knowledge, comfort with basic hand tools, and strong organization and communication skills. Previous facility or building operations experience is an asset, and a Police Information Check including a Vulnerable Sector Check where permitted is required.
Cerebral Palsy Alberta: The CPAA provides individual and family support, computer skills, job readiness training and employment counseling, youth transition as well as…
Candidates need a valid Class 5 licence, a clean three-year driving and insurance record, and a satisfactory criminal record check. They must lift up to 50 lbs repeatedly, work outdoors year-round, and wear CSA-approved steel-toe boots.
Cerebral Palsy Alberta: The CPAA provides individual and family support, computer skills, job readiness training and employment counseling, youth transition as well as…
Candidates need a valid Class 5 licence, a clean three-year driving and insurance history, and a satisfactory criminal record check. They must lift up to 50 lbs, work outdoors year-round, wear CSA steel-toe boots, and communicate in English.
Cerebral Palsy Alberta: The CPAA provides individual and family support, computer skills, job readiness training and employment counseling, youth transition as well as…
2+ YOECandidates need at least 2 years of financial administration, accounts payable, accounts receivable or payment processing experience, plus strong Microsoft Office skills, especially Excel. Accounting education, QuickBooks Online Advanced and SharePoint are assets.
Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Word, QuickBooks Online Advanced, SharePoint, online banking