Independent Living Skills & Employment - Centre for Autism Services Alberta

Quest for Independence (ages 18-29)

Quest for Independence is an innovative post-secondary program that helps Autistic young adults build skills of independence for living and integrating into the community.

EmploymentWorks (ages 15-64)

The Centre is part of a Canada-wide initiative through the EmploymentWorks National Project. EmploymentWorks is an innovative program that supports individuals with disabilities in preparing for, getting, and keeping good jobs, or the pursuit of further education.

PEERS for Young Adults (Ages 18-29)

Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills (PEERS) is an innovative, evidence-based program designed for young adults with autism who want to develop and maintain healthy relationships.

Our Calgary Location

FInd us at #200, 2415 Pegasus Road NE, Calgary AB
Our Edmonton Location

Find us at #1, 9353 - 50 Street NW, Edmonton AB
PEERS: Social Skills for Teens

Making and keeping friends and navigating social situations can be hard for everyone, but it can be a special challenge for teens with autism.
PEERS for teens is now recruiting.

Apply today!
EmploymentWorks

EmploymentWorks offers individuals ages 15 – 64 who identify as having a disability the tools and steps necessary to build employment skills, find areas of interest, and seek and maintain meaningful employment.
Enrollment is ongoing.

Apply today!
Facing Your Fears

Facing your fears is a14-week program designed for children on the autism spectrum who are having difficulties managing their anxiety, and focuses on helping children and their caregivers identify worries, develop coping strategies, and practice managing anxiety with guidance from program facilitators.

Enrollment is ongoing.

Apply today!