Alberta Senior Citizens Housing

Edmonton Community Adult Learning Association (ECALA) is dedicated to facilitating literacy and foundational learning programs for adults in Edmonton, funded by the Alberta Government. Since its establishment in 1998, ECALA has invested in community-based adult learning, increasing its annual investment to $2 million in 2018. ECALA operates with a vision of a community where everyone can learn and grow, while acknowledging its presence on the traditional land of the First Peoples, originally named Amiskwaciw skahikan. The organization is recognized as a Granting Council under the Community Adult Learning Program Policy by the Alberta Government. Generated from the website

The College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Alberta (CMLTA) serves as the regulatory body for medical laboratory technologists (MLTs) in Alberta, ensuring that only individuals with valid CMLTA registration and practice permits can operate in the field. CMLTA is dedicated to protecting the public by establishing practice requirements, enforcing a Continuing Competence Program, and managing a formal complaint adjudication process for unprofessional conduct. MLTs contribute significantly to the healthcare system by conducting laboratory analyses that aid in clinical decision-making for diagnosis and treatment. They are equipped with specialized training across various areas, including biochemistry, hematology, microbiology, and transfusion science, enabling them to work in a range of laboratory settings and as educators in the medical laboratory science field. Generated from the website

The ALS Society of Alberta is dedicated to supporting individuals affected by Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) through a variety of services, including client support, equipment loans, and community events. They also focus on raising awareness about ALS and funding research initiatives to improve the lives of those impacted by the disease. With a commitment to community engagement, the society organizes numerous fundraising events and support groups, fostering a network of care and compassion for patients and their families. Their efforts include the Alberta ALS Research Network and various initiatives aimed at enhancing the quality of life for those living with ALS. Generated from the website