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Camrose Association For Community LivingWe are a registered nonprofit charitable, community focused organization providing services to people to develop skills and build quality of life. Also referred to as CAFCL, our vision is that each person is an accepted and participating community member. We are dedicated to assisting people with disabilities, people with acquired brain injury and families at risk in Camrose and East Central Alberta. With over 110 staff, CAFCL is one of Camrose's largest employers.News & EventsC.A.F.C.L. has many events and changes that occur throughout the year. Stay up to date with what is going on with our organization and how you can support and help make a difference in someones life today.The annual Charity Auction for 2014 will be held on October 18, 2014. Tickets on Sale Now! Join The TeamCamrose Association for Community living is a nonprofit organization that helps people with disabilities to be an accepted and participating community member. CAFCL was founded over 50 years ago by parents of children with disabilities.
Your Foundation In Actionthe Battle River Community Foundation Serves An Area That Stretches From Camrose West To Gwynne, South To Bashaw And Alliance, East To Hughenden And North To Highway 14.Individuals And Organizations From All Areas Are Encouraged To Consider The Foundation As A Source Of Funding For Projects And Activities Related To Education, Health, Arts And Culture, Recreation And More.Applications For Grants Are Accepted Each Fall. Flowthrough Grants, Which Are Given By An Individual Or Organization To The Battle River Community Foundation For The Sole Purpose Of Being Sent Directly To A Specific Organization, Can Be Made At Any Time.
The Battle River School Division, in partnership with parents and the community, will ensure that each student acquires the necessary knowledge, skills and core values to be a caring, productive member of our democratic society.
The Alberta Motor Association (AMA)?is more than just a registry?office located at 6702 48 Ave, Camrose, AB. From Alberta road tests and small business registry services to member benefits like 24/7 roadside assistance, a Cash Back gift card program, and exclusive Automatic Vehicle Registration Auto Renew where we'll renew your vehicle registration automatically for you, we’ve spent over 90 years serving the province’s motorists and supporting our members in the community – for every chapter of their lives.?Over?980,000 Albertans trust AMA?for automotive and personal registry assistance and expertise.
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Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) is recognized as Canada's leader in wetland conservation and restoration. By identifying at-risk wetlands, DUC proactively safeguards these critical areas before they are lost. DUC's conservation program protects large blocks of wetlands and their natural uplands through agreements, conversation easements, land donations and land purchases. DUCs resporation program rehabilitates complexes of small wetland. We partner with landowners, industry, government and non-profit organizations and to conserve wetlands that are critical to waterfowl, wildlife and the environment. We deliver on-the-ground habitat conservation projects, research, education programs and public policy work to stop wetland loss. Ongoing collaboration brings many natural areas in Alberta back to life.
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