Cerebral Palsy Alberta is pleased to announce our new CP Care Packages program. 

The goal of this program is to improve food and basic need insecurity for people in the disability community that has become more prevalent due to COVID-19.  CP Care Packages are designed to assist with one-time supports for our clients in need.  These packages may contain items most needed such as food vouchers or basic essential care & hygiene items for children and adults. 

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This program could not be possible without the generous funding provided by:

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Donations can be made to directly support this vital program...click the link below! 

To be eligible for CPAA programs, including this one, you must be an existing CPAA client with a Client ID Number.  If you or someone you know in the disability community would like to receive a CP Care Package please complete the following eligibility form.  All individuals with cerebral palsy or other disabilities are welcome to become a client of Cerebral Palsy Alberta.

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CARE PACKAGES ELIGIBILITY

Please check which item you are in need of as a main priority:
Are you able to shop using a food voucher or e-gift card?
What is the gender of the person with the disability?

Thank you for filling the Care Packages' form out.

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