Providing Services for Individuals with DisAbilities & Seniors

CPLF has been dedicated to promoting dignity and life skill enhancement to Calgary's disabled population since 1989.

CPLF is committed to providing the best quality services to our individuals with disAbilities. We believe that self-sufficiency and growth within adults who experience a disAbility is achieved through community presence and active participation in gainful employment.

We provide quality support services focused on developing and enhancing a person's potential and quality of life using an individualized, client-centered approach whereby the needs of the individual are continuously assessed and support services are implemented around specific needs.

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Residential

Offering full-time or part-time support in our individuals homes. Support can begin with finding our clients new homes for providing support in existing homes. Support staff can live with the individual or visit them.

Counselling

Counselling for supported individuals in the comfort of their home or in a neutral location such as our offices.

Community Inclusion

Access and support in areas of recreation and social networking for the purposes for achieving our individuals goals. Healthy lifestyle and nurturing natural support in friends and family is all important activity.

Employment

Employment and Volunteer opportunities foster further independence, financial autonomy, development of transferable job skills and community involvement.

Training

Crisis Prevention and Intervention, Smart Recovery, Lift and Transfers, Medication Administration and Abuse Prevention of Protocol.

DisAbilities & Seniors

For those affected by the natural progression of aging, CPLF offers complimentary consults to identify medical and non-medical solutions that consider unique customer needs and wants.

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May Newsletter

May 2019 – Current Edition (issue 161)

February 2020 Newsletter

2020-02-10

We hope you've survived the first major freeze of the year, and thankfully Family Day is coming up on February…

January 2020 Newsletter

2020-01-10

Happy New Year from everyone here at CPLF! We hope you enjoyed your holiday and 2020 is off to a…

April 2019 Newsletter

2018-12-05

April Newsletter

What Is Spina Bifida?

What is Spina Bifida?

2017-09-20

One of the most prevalent disorders that children are born with is spina bifida. The name is Latin for split…

What Is Cerebral Palsy?

What is Cerebral Palsy?

2017-08-24

If you’re at the mall or at the park and see a child in a wheelchair or using a walker…

What Is Spinal Muscular Atrophy?

What is Spinal Muscular Atrophy?

2017-07-13

(Photo credit: Youtube) It is said that people fear what they don’t understand and oftentimes, we don’t take the time…

Canadian Heroes: Rick Hansen

Canadian Heroes: Rick Hansen

2017-06-15

(Photo Credit: rickhansen.com) We as Canadians can be rather picky about who we label as a hero. Sports figures would…

A True Canadian Hero, Terry Fox

A True Canadian Hero, Terry Fox

2017-05-12

(Photo Credit: Terryfox.ca) Terry Fox didn’t set out to become a hero. He didn’t think that he was all that…

May 2017 Newsletter

2017-05-04

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Autism

Autism

2017-04-19

It may be one little word, but autism carries with it a vast array of thoughts, feelings, strengths and weaknesses…

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