Alberta Cerebral Palsy Sports Association

Alberta Cerebral Palsy Sports Association | Grande Prairie, AB

The Alberta Cerebral Palsy Sports Association (ACPSA) is a non-profit provincial sport organization that provides opportunities for individuals with disabilities to participate in sports, including Boccia and Powerchair Soccer. As the provincial governing body for these sports, ACPSA delivers recreational programs, competitive coaching, and competitions, while also supporting individual athletes to develop their skills. With a focus on inclusivity and accessibility, ACPSA aims to promote adapted sports and empower individuals with cerebral palsy and other impairments. The organization relies on donations and volunteers to continue its mission, and offers various ways for individuals to get involved and make a difference. By supporting ACPSA, individuals can help create a more inclusive and accessible sports community.

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Activities provided by Alberta Cerebral Palsy Sports Association

Alberta Cerebral Palsy Sports Association is a unique provider!

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boccia

this is the only provider!

football

offered by 3 other providers

soccer

offered by 3 other providers

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Related categories

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team sports

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Ages

Alberta Cerebral Palsy Sports Association provides activities for these age groups:

Young children

Ages 0 - 5

Children

Ages 6 - 12

Teens

Ages 13 - 17

Adults

Ages 18 and over

Seniors

Website

For more information, please visit Alberta Cerebral Palsy Sports Association's website

This page was last updated January 1, 2026

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