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Calgary Apraxia is a registered Canadian charity that supports families affected by Childhood Apraxia of Speech in Calgary, Alberta. The organization offers grant programs including the Calgary Apraxia AAC Award (up to $1,500) and Calgary Apraxia Therapy Grants ($1,000 each) to help individuals with CAS access communication devices and speech therapy services. View Calgary Apraxia's website for more information.

Calgary Apraxia serves as a local charitable foundation providing direct financial assistance to individuals and families affected by Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) in Calgary and surrounding areas. As a registered Canadian charity, it fills a unique niche by offering both AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) awards and therapy grants specifically designed for children with speech apraxia.
The organization administers two primary grant programs:
Applications are accepted annually with the application period typically opening in October and recipients announced by November 30th.
The organization specifically supports children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech and their families in Calgary, Alberta. Beyond direct financial support, Calgary Apraxia provides summer camps (Camp CHAoS), community events, resources, and awareness campaigns to create a comprehensive support network for affected families.
Calgary Apraxia is a 100% volunteer-run registered Canadian charity. The organization is governed by a Board of Directors and maintains transparency through annual reporting and partnership with platforms like CanadaHelps for donations.