Metropolitan Calgary Foundation

The Alberta Society for the Visually Impaired (ASVI) is a registered nonprofit organization with both Northern and Southern chapters, dedicated to supporting parents and children with vision loss since the early 1970s. Its mission encompasses providing educational and recreational programming, ensuring equal access to adaptive materials and technology for students throughout the province. ASVI has successfully facilitated numerous initiatives, including the Braille Challenge, which highlights the achievements of visually impaired students in Alberta. The organization continues to foster an inclusive environment, empowering students to pursue diverse careers, from teaching to music, while celebrating their accomplishments on both local and national stages. Generated from the website

Bishop O'Byrne Housing for Seniors Assn in Calgary, AB provides comfortable and affordable housing options for seniors in the community. With a focus on promoting independence and well-being, the association offers a supportive environment where seniors can enjoy their golden years with dignity and respect. Generated from their business information

The Alberta Sports & Recreation Association for the Blind (ASRAB) is dedicated to providing accessible sports and recreational programs for individuals with visual impairments in Alberta. With various offerings spanning activities like adapted golf, aquasize, and rock climbing, ASRAB aims to enhance participants' skills and promote inclusivity in physical activities. Celebrating its 50th anniversary, ASRAB is committed to fostering a sense of community and enjoyment through its diverse programming in cities such as Calgary, Edmonton, Lethbridge, and Red Deer. By engaging participants and encouraging volunteer involvement, ASRAB supports a vibrant network of individuals dedicated to accessible recreation for all Albertans. Generated from the website