The Sinneave Family Foundation was created in 2008 to address the challenges experienced by emerging adults with autism. We host a variety of activities and work with partners toward a vision that individuals with autism are supported in the transition to adulthood to realize their highest quality of life.
Our mission is achieved by targeting our energy and resources to share promising practices, build system capacity and foster policy development in the areas of:
Our approach is to work at the individual, family, community and system levels and across our networks to improve outcomes for emerging adults with autism. We leverage our collective impact for sustainable change.
To learn more about The Sinneave Family Foundation visit https://sinneavefoundation.org/
Our mission is achieved by targeting our energy and resources to share promising practices, build system capacity and foster policy development in the areas of:
- Continuing Education
- Employment
- Independent Living
Our approach is to work at the individual, family, community and system levels and across our networks to improve outcomes for emerging adults with autism. We leverage our collective impact for sustainable change.
To learn more about The Sinneave Family Foundation visit https://sinneavefoundation.org/
Previous Partners
United Way: The mission of United Way of the Alberta Capital Region is to mobilize collective action to create pathways out of poverty. We were proud that 100% of the funds raised in the Alberta Capital Region were spent right here in this community, ensuring local families get the support they need, when they need it.
Ronald McDonald House Charities® Northern Alberta is a place of comfort for families with seriously ill or injured children seeking medical treatment in an Edmonton facility. With hundreds of families served annually, the Ronald McDonald House provides warm beds, hot showers, laundry facilities, family-friendly kitchens, and playrooms - all the basic essentials of a home. Then the House goes beyond the basics offering numerous programs like Meals That Mend, education, recreation, shuttle, and self-care programs to provide families with a sense of normalcy.