Your Time, Your Way
2026-02-18 17:00 - 19:30, 2026-02-19 17:00 - 19:30, 2026-02-24 17:00 - 19:30, 2026-02-25 17:00 - 19:30, 2026-03-03 17:00 - 19:30, 2026-03-04 17:00 - 19:30, 2026-03-05 17:00 - 19:30, 2026-03-10 17:00 - 19:30 (America/Edmonton) and 1 more date | The Ability Hub, Suite #300, 3820 - 24th Avenue NW, Calgary, Alberta, T3B-2X9, Canada
Many individuals can benefit from what is often referred to as a “third space”—a place separate from home or work or school where there is no obligation to spend money on food or beverages. So we’re opening our doors to members of our community.

We invite you to drop in and use our space to help you unwind or recharge—with no pressure to engage in structured activities. We have several rooms and spaces available–a quiet lounge, computer desks, hang out sofas–you choose. It’s your time to use your way.

Our space provides flexible seating options, focus tools, and adjustable lighting options as we strive to make our space more welcoming and inclusive to those who wish to spend time in it.

Our drop-in hours are 5:00 – 7:30 p.m.

Here are some suggestions of things you may like to do, but this is not an exhaustive list:

Socializing: Chat with others, make new connections, or catch up with friends

Using Computers: Access the internet, complete personal tasks, or explore hobbies online. Use our computers and wifi or bring your own device and connect via our network

Relaxing: Sit quietly, read, listen to music with headphones, or just enjoy the calm space

Independent Work: Bring personal projects, homework or studying you may need to do, or use the time to focus on tasks

Unstructured Activities: puzzles, sketching, journaling, or engaging in other personal hobbies

Exploring Resources: Learn about other programs, events, or services Sinneave offers

Simply Being: Spend time in the space without any specific activity, just enjoying the presence of others without any expectations to engage

To ensure a welcoming and safe space for all users, please read over the Rules of the Space before you arrive:

Check-In is Required: Everyone signs in upon arrival

No Alcohol or Drugs: This is a substance-free space for everyone’s safety and comfort

Respectful Content and Behavior: No engagement with explicit content and all interactions should be respectful

Noise Levels: Keep volume moderate to accommodate diverse activities

No formal supervision provided: Attend and engage independently

Living the Good Life: A peer-led space for newly identified Autistic adults
2026-02-18 18:00 - 19:30, 2026-03-04 18:00 - 19:30 | Alberta
Thanks to those that participated in the pilot of Living the Good Life, a peer-facilitated drop-in for newly diagnosed or self-diagnosed, and late-identified Autistic and neurodivergent adults. We appreciated the opportunity to learn alongside you and to explore what this offering could look like.

Sinneave often pilots new ideas as part of our work as a hub for innovation and discovery. This means we sometimes test approaches and then adjust or pivot as we learn more about where we can have the greatest impact in alignment with our strategy.

As part of our ongoing work to learn and adapt our programs and services, we will not be continuing Living the Good Life at this time.

For those who participated in the pilot and are interested in staying connected, we encourage you to make use of Your Time Your Way as a “third space” — a place outside of work, home, or school where you can spend time, connect with others, or simply be in the space in a way that works for you. While there will no longer be formal planning and facilitation for Living the Good Life, the space remains available for people to connect on their own and spend time together if they wish.

In addition, there are several other community spaces where you may find connections and support. We have included a list of those in an attachment.

Thank you again for being part of this pilot and for the openness and contributions you made to the group.

Sinneave will continue to offer a wide variety of activities and opportunities through our events calendar, programs, and services for people to connect, engage, and take steps toward their goals and desired futures.

Want to chat? Feel free to book an Information & Navigation meeting.

Goal Setting Workshop: Creating a Blueprint for Your Life
2026-02-18 18:15 - 19:45 | The Ability Hub, Suite #300, 3820 - 24th Avenue NW, Calgary, Alberta, T3B-2X9, Canada
Learn how to create meaningful and realistic goals and then take action to achieve them – one at a time.

In this fun and interactive session, participants will learn about the importance of values and how they inform our life goals. We will also learn about SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) goals and how to determine what yours might be.

Attendees will have an opportunity to participate in a values and a goal-setting exercise to practice these skills. There is no cost to attend this session.

Wednesday, February 186:15 pm – 7:45 p.m.In-person at The Ability Hub (300, 3820 24 Avenue NW)

P.S. Consider attending the Visioning workshop on February 25, as this workshop is a great way to follow up, helping you take practical and realistic steps towards making your vision for your life a reality.

About the Presenter:

Cedric Nicholson is a certified professional life coach with over 20+ years of experience mentoring, coaching, and supporting individuals in the developmental disability field. He is a dedicated Life Coach with The Sinneave Family Foundation. Cedric is passionate about empowering others to set meaningful goals, create effective plans, and take purposeful steps toward personal growth and self-improvement.

If you have questions, reach out to info@sinneavefoundation.org or call 403-210-5000. We’re here to help.

Acceptance & Commitment Training Skills Group
2026-02-19 17:00 - 18:30, 2026-02-26 17:00 - 18:30, 2026-03-05 17:00 - 18:30 | Alberta
Applications for the February – March 2026 Acceptance & Commitment Training (ACT) Skills Group are now closed. In order to participate in this Skills Group, you must have applied through Sinneave Connects and be accepted into the group.

Please note this Skills Group will be held virtually only through Sinneave Connects and will not be held in person.

If you have questions or need support, please email info@sinneavefoundation.org or call 403-210-5000. We’re here to help.

Arts and Crafts Night - with Autism Awareness Club UCalgary
2026-02-23 17:30 - 19:00 | The Ability Hub, Suite #300, 3820 - 24th Avenue NW, Calgary, Alberta, T3B-2X9, Canada
Did you know that engaging in arts and crafts has been found to be an effective practice for managing mental health? The act of creating stimulates the ideal conditions for mindfulness by accessing and engaging different parts of the brain.

That’s an excellent reason to join the Autism Awareness Club at University of Calgary for and Arts and Crafts evening. Materials will be provided.

Monday, February 23, 20265:30 – 7:00 p.m.at The Ability Hub (300, 3820 24 Ave NW)

All are welcome! You don’t need to be a UCalgary student to attend, you just need to enjoy spending time with great people.

Please RSVP your attendance to autismawarenessucalgary@gmail.com so the organizers know how many people to expect.

The Housing Continuum Series: Supportive Housing
2026-02-23 18:30 - 19:15 | Online via Sinneave Connects
The Housing Continuum Series is a 7-part virtual learning series offered in 2026. The housing continuum is the range of housing types typically available in a community. It represents an assortment of housing options and types, each critically important for different people at different times.

The third session will focus on supportive housing. Participants attending these sessions will strengthen their knowledge of the housing options in their community and understand how each part of the housing continuum works. They will also increase their understanding of how different types of housing can be welcoming, accessible, and inclusive for Autistic and neurodivergent people.

Monday, February 236:30 – 7:15 p.m.Online via Sinneave Connects

This series will walk participants through each part of the housing continuum and provide real examples within Calgary. The sessions are designed to help people build their understanding of how housing works, what options exist, and how different housing environments can support Autistic and neurodivergent adults to live well in their communities.

There is no cost to attend these sessions and you can attend them all, or just the ones that seem interesting to you.

** Advance registration is required through Sinneave Connects, our online learning hub. **

Sinneave Connects is free, but you need to register for an account to use it.

If you already have a Sinneave Connects account, just log in as usual. If you have not registered yet, it’s easy! Click the button that says, “Sinneave Connects” to access the hub and follow these steps:

Create a user name

Create a password (don’t forget to save it someplace handy!)

Select “Register”

Choose “The Housing Continuum Series: Supportive Housing” event

Click on the, “Enroll” button, and then press Confirm. Don’t forget to mark your calendar and attend!

Sinneave Connects

About the Presenter:

Amy Tatterton is the Director of Learning and Connection at The Sinneave Family Foundation. Amy has a degree in Disability Studies and a Master of Education in Educational Research. She has worked in the disability services sector for over 15 years is passionate about systems-level changes that promote more neuroinclusive communities.

If you have questions, reach out to info@sinneavefoundation.org or call 403-210-5000. We’re here to help.

Social Communication Workshop: Neurodivergent and Neurotypical Communication
2026-02-24 17:30 - 19:00 | Online via Sinneave Connects
Do you know communication can vastly differ between neurodivergent and neurotypical people?

In this session, participants will gain the skills and knowledge to:

Describe how communication can differ between neurodivergent and neurotypical people

Recognize how communication across neurotypes is a form of cross-cultural communication

Identify their own authentic communication preferences and needs

Evaluate the benefits and challenges of using authentic communication in different settings

Practice expressing or requesting their communication preferences and needs

Tuesday, February 245:30 – 7:00 pmOnline via Sinneave Connects There is no cost to attend

This workshop is designed to provide Autistic and neurodivergent individuals opportunities to learn and practice essential social communication skills in a safe and welcoming setting. Participants will be provided with information, tips, and strategies intended to help in day-to-day social situations.

If you register in advance you’ll be notified of any last minute changes to the schedule.

This workshop is virtual, via Sinneave Connects, our online learning hub. If you already have a Connects account, just log in as usual. If you have not registered yet, it’s free and easy! Click the button that says “Sinneave Connects” to access the hub and follow the instructions on the log-in screen.

Create a password (don’t forget to save it someplace handy)

Create a user name

Select “Register”

Select the “Social Communication Workshop: Neurodivergent and Neurotypical Communication – February 24, 2026” course and enroll.

Sinneave Connects

About the Presenter:

Yonatan Tesfagiorgis is a Life Skills Coach at The Sinneave Family Foundation and has been working with neurodivergent and Autistic individuals for over 8 years. He strives to offer skill building strategies using a neuro affirming framework and provides an inclusive space for all individuals.

If you have questions, reach out to info@sinneavefoundation.org or call 403 210-5000. We’re here to help.

The Employment Classroom: Understanding disclosure, accommodations, and self-advocacy
2026-02-25 10:00 - 12:00 | The Ability Hub, Suite #300, 3820 - 24th Avenue NW, Calgary, Alberta, T3B-2X9, Canada
Are you interested in learning more about all the stages of the employment journey and the steps you can take to lead you on a path to success? We are offering a series of workshops that cover many topics related to finding a job, keeping a job, and thriving in the workplace.

In our next workshop, participants will learn about the pros and cons of disclosing, as well as how to ask for accommodations.

Specifically, you will:

Learn about disability disclosure on the job

Gain tips on how to request a reasonable accommodation

Explore other information related to how to effectively self-advocate in the workplace

Wednesday, February 2510:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.In-person at The Ability Hub (300, 3820 24 Avenue NW)

The workshop combines classroom instruction and time to practice what you’ve learned with support from the facilitators, if needed. Attendees to these workshops must be able to participate independently.

Please note: These classes are limited to 12 attendees. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Register quickly to avoid disappointment. Thank you for your understanding.

To Register:

If you already have a Sinneave Connects account, just log in as usual. If you have not registered yet, it’s easy! Click the button that says, Sinneave Connects to access the learning hub and follow these steps:

Pick a username

Pick a password

Choose The Employment Classroom: Understanding disclosure, accommodations, and self-advocacy – Registration workshop and click on the enroll button

Sinneave Connects

About our Facilitators:

Ryan Elkanah and Sherry Taylor, members of the Sinneave employment team, are committed to empowering Autistic and neurodivergent individuals on their journeys towards meaningful employment and career success.

If you have questions, reach out to info@sinneavefoundation.org or call our office at (403) 210-5000. We’re here to help!

Visioning Workshop: Creating a Blueprint for Your Life
2026-02-25 18:15 - 19:45 | The Ability Hub, Suite #300, 3820 - 24th Avenue NW, Calgary, Alberta, T3B-2X9, Canada
In this fun and interactive session, we’ll discuss the importance of visualization and how it helps to create a positive self-image. Participants will learn about the power of thought and imagination and how increased confidence can help you take reasonable action steps towards making the vision and goals for your life a reality.

Attendees will have the opportunity to create their own vision boards to take home. There is no cost to attend this session and all supplies will be provided.

Wednesday, February 256:15 pm – 7:45 p.m.In-person at The Ability Hub (300, 3820 24 Avenue NW)

Vision boards are tactile and visual tools to help you visualize and set goals around your education, career, family, relationships, and more. The images you choose can help you better envision what you’d like your life to look like.

Creating a vision board can help you figure out what’s important to you, which can help to inform your future steps. Displaying your vision board in a place where you regularly see it can be a great reminder of those things in your daily life.

About the Presenter:

Cedric Nicholson is a certified professional life coach with over 20+ years of experience mentoring, coaching, and supporting individuals in the developmental disability field. He is a dedicated Life Coach with The Sinneave Family Foundation. Cedric is passionate about empowering others to set meaningful goals, create effective plans, and take purposeful steps toward personal growth and self-improvement.

If you have questions, reach out to info@sinneavefoundation.org or call 403 210-5000. We’re here to help.

Your Time, Your Way + Neurocurious Club
2026-02-26 17:00 - 19:30 | The Ability Hub, Suite #300, 3820 - 24th Avenue NW, Calgary, Alberta, T3B-2X9, Canada
Many individuals can benefit from what is often referred to as a “third space”—a place separate from home or work or school where there is no obligation to spend money on food or beverages. So we’re opening our doors to members of our community.

We invite you to drop in and use our space to help you unwind or recharge—with no pressure to engage in structured activities. We have several rooms and spaces available–a quiet lounge, computer desks, hang out sofas–you choose. It’s your time to use your way.

Tonight, we’re excited to host University of Calgary’s (U of C) Neurocurious Club for a special “Snack and Chat” event. Learn about neuroaffirming research in a way that makes sense with researchers from U of C’s Wonderlab.

They’ll bust common myths, chat about what research does (and doesn’t) tell us, and share ways you can shape future research projects. If you don’t want to participate in Snack and Chat, our flexible space is still open for you to use.

Our drop-in hours are 5:00 – 7:30 p.m. The Snack and Chat event will start at 6:00 p.m.

Here are some suggestions of things you may like to do, but this is not an exhaustive list:

Socializing: Chat with others, make new connections, or catch up with friends

Using Computers: Access the internet, complete personal tasks, or explore hobbies online. Use our computers and wifi or bring your own device and connect via our network

Relaxing: Sit quietly, read, listen to music with headphones, or just enjoy the calm space

Independent Work: Bring personal projects, homework or studying you may need to do, or use the time to focus on tasks

Unstructured Activities: puzzles, sketching, journaling, or engaging in other personal hobbies

Exploring Resources: Learn about other programs, events, or services Sinneave offers

Simply Being: Spend time in the space without any specific activity, just enjoying the presence of others without any expectations to engage

To ensure a welcoming and safe space for all users, please read over the Rules of the Space before you arrive:

Check-In is Required: Everyone signs in upon arrival

No Alcohol or Drugs: This is a substance-free space for everyone’s safety and comfort

Respectful Content and Behavior: No engagement with explicit content and all interactions should be respectful

Noise Levels: Keep volume moderate to accommodate diverse activities

No formal supervision provided: Attend and engage independently

Autistic Journeys: Voices and Perspectives: Kyle Lobb
2026-02-27 12:00 - 13:00 | Online via Autism Edmonton
Join Kyle Lobb for a unique exploration of Autistic Journeys, offering diverse voices and perspectives. This learning session is part of Autism Edmonton’s “Autistic Journeys: Voices and Perspectives” series, where Kyle will share his experiences and insights as a neurodivergent individual navigating life, independence, and community involvement.

This session is well suited for educators, parents, professionals, and anyone interested in hearing authentic Autistic voices and learning about neurodiversity, self-advocacy, and inclusive practices.

This session is brought to you by Autism Edmonton and The Sinneave Family Foundation.

Friday, February 2712:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.Online via Autism Edmonton

Registration for this event is via Autism Edmonton’s website. You can register by clicking the button that says, “Register”.

Register

About the Presenter:

Kyle Lobb is a 37-year-old neurodivergent individual diagnosed with Autism, Tourette’s syndrome, OCD, ADHD, and Bipolar disorder. Growing up, Kyle often felt different from others and faced challenges navigating school, friendships, employment, and neurotypical society. Despite these obstacles, he has developed strategies to manage daily life and recently moved into his first independent home with support from his community.

Kyle is also a personal trainer and an active member of Toastmasters, which has helped him build confidence and strengthen his communication skills. He credits much of his personal growth to the support of his loving family and Edmonton’s Autistic community, inspiring him to give back through active involvement in initiatives that empower neurodivergent individuals.

Kyle currently serves as Vice-President of the Alberta Independent Living Association (AiLA), using his lived experience and expertise to advance independence, advocacy, and inclusion for people with disabilities.

Transition to Post-secondary Education for Students Experiencing Disabilities
2026-02-28 13:00 - 15:00 | St. Mary’s University McGivney Hall, 14550 Bannister Road SE, Calgary, AB, Canada
Are you a mature adult considering further education or is your high school teen thinking about attending college or university?

The Post-secondary Accessibility and Disability Resource Association of Alberta (PADRA) is hosting their annual information event where you will have the opportunity to obtain information about accessing academic accommodations in the post-secondary environment. Furthermore, you will have a chance to find out about various disability resources, financial supports, and academic accommodations available at the various post-secondary institutions in Alberta. There will be presentations, an interactive student panel, and a resource fair.

Present will be the Alberta University of the Arts, Ambrose University, Athabasca University, Bow Valley College, Mount Royal University, Old College, SAIT, St. Mary’s University, University of Calgary and community organizations that support students.

Saturday, February 281 p.m. – 3 p.m.In-person at St. Mary’s University McGivney Hall Room M100 (14550 Bannister Road, SE, Calgary)

Please register for this event by clicking on the button that says, “Register” to let the organizers know.

Register

Even if you are considering attending a post-secondary outside of Alberta, this is a great event for exploring the range of accessibility and accommodations generally available throughout Canada. This event is for prospective students, parents, teachers, guidance counsellors, and anyone in a support role.

If you have questions, reach out to info@sinneavefoundation.org or call 403-210-5000. We’re here to help.

Social Communication Workshop: Strategies for Entering Conversations & Finding Common Interests
2026-03-03 18:00 - 19:30 | The Ability Hub, Suite #300, 3820 - 24th Avenue NW, Calgary, Alberta, T3B-2X9, Canada
Starting a conversation with someone new or joining in a conversation that is already underway can be difficult. In this workshop, we will learn and practice a few strategies to help you enter into conversations more confidently.

In this workshop, you will gain the skills and knowledge to:

Feel more comfortable and confident in your communication skills

Explain what is required for good conversation

Identify ways to find a good conversation partner and show you’re interested in talking

Practice strategies for starting and continuing conversations

Prepare a list of future conversation topics

Practice troubleshooting communication experiences

Tuesday, March 36:00 – 7:30 p.m.In-person at The Ability Hub (300, 3820 24 Ave NW)There is no cost to attend this drop-in workshop

This workshop is designed to provide Autistic and neurodivergent individuals opportunities to learn and practice essential social communication skills in a safe and welcoming setting. Participants will be provided with information, tips, and strategies intended to help in day-to-day social situations.

About the Presenter:

Yonatan Tesfagiorgis is a Life Skills Coach at The Sinneave Family Foundation and has been working with neurodivergent and Autistic individuals for over 8 years. He strives to offer skill building strategies using a neuro affirming framework and aspires to provide an inclusive space for all individuals.

If you have questions, reach out to info@sinneavefoundation.org or call 403 210-5000. We’re here to help.

Executive Functioning Skills Group
2026-03-04 17:00 - 18:30, 2026-03-11 17:00 - 18:30 | Alberta
Applications for the March – April 2026 Executive Functioning (EF) Skills Group are now closed. In order to participate in this Skills Group, you must have applied through Sinneave Connects and be accepted into the group.

Please note this Skills Group will be held virtually only through Sinneave Connects and will not be held in person. If you are interested to learn more about Skills Groups and apply for the next round, please visit the Skills Groups page.

If you have questions or need support, please email info@sinneavefoundation.org or call 403-210-5000. We’re here to help.

The Housing Continuum Series: Community Housing
2026-03-09 18:30 - 19:15 | Online via Sinneave Connects
The Housing Continuum Series is a 7-part virtual learning series offered in 2026. The housing continuum is the range of housing types typically available in a community. It represents an assortment of housing options and types, each critically important for different people at different times.

The fourth session will focus on community housing. Participants attending these sessions will strengthen their knowledge of the housing options in their community and understand how each part of the housing continuum works. They will also increase their understanding of how different types of housing can be welcoming, accessible, and inclusive for Autistic and neurodivergent people.

Monday, March 96:30 – 7:15 p.m.Online via Sinneave Connects

This series will walk participants through each part of the housing continuum and provide real examples within Calgary. The sessions are designed to help people build their understanding of how housing works, what options exist, and how different housing environments can support Autistic and neurodivergent adults to live well in their communities.

There is no cost to attend these sessions and you can attend them all, or just the ones that seem interesting to you.

** Advance registration is required through Sinneave Connects, our online learning hub. **

Sinneave Connects is free, but you need to register for an account to use it.

If you already have a Sinneave Connects account, just log in as usual. If you have not registered yet, it’s easy! Click the button that says, “Sinneave Connects” to access the hub and follow these steps:

Create a user name

Create a password (don’t forget to save it someplace handy!)

Select “Register”

Choose “The Housing Continuum Series: Community Housing” event

Click on the, “Enroll” button, and then press Confirm. Don’t forget to mark your calendar and attend!

Sinneave Connects

About the Presenter:

Amy Tatterton is the Director of Learning and Connection at The Sinneave Family Foundation. Amy has a degree in Disability Studies and a Master of Education in Educational Research. She has worked in the disability services sector for over 15 years is passionate about systems-level changes that promote more neuroinclusive communities.

If you have questions, reach out to info@sinneavefoundation.org or call 403-210-5000. We’re here to help.

Social Communication Workshop: Strategies for Exiting Conversations
2026-03-10 18:00 - 19:30 | The Ability Hub, Suite #300, 3820 - 24th Avenue NW, Calgary, Alberta, T3B-2X9, Canada
How do you end or leave a conversation when it’s time to go? In this workshop, we’ll talk about strategies you can learn and practice to help you leave a conversation or end a conversation in tactful ways whether in a one-on-one conversation or a group.

In this workshop, you will gain the skills and knowledge to:

Discuss strategies for exiting conversations

Recognize disinterest in communication

Manage rejection and move forward

Set the stage for future engagements

Tuesday, March 106:00 – 7:30 p.m.In-person at The Ability Hub (300, 3820 24 Ave NW)There is no cost to attend this drop-in workshop

This workshop is designed to provide Autistic and neurodivergent individuals opportunities to learn and practice essential social communication skills in a safe and welcoming setting. Participants will be provided with information, tips, and strategies intended to help in day-to-day social situations.

About the Presenter:

Yonatan Tesfagiorgis is a Life Skills Coach at The Sinneave Family Foundation and has been working with neurodivergent and Autistic individuals for over 8 years. He strives to offer skill building strategies using a neuro affirming framework and aspires to provide an inclusive space for all individuals.

If you have questions, reach out to info@sinneavefoundation.org or call 403-210-5000. We’re here to help.

The Employment Classroom: Understanding Your Pay and Simple Budgeting
2026-03-11 10:00 - 12:00 | The Ability Hub, Suite #300, 3820 - 24th Avenue NW, Calgary, Alberta, T3B-2X9, Canada
Are you interested in learning more about all the stages of the employment journey and the steps you can take to lead you on a path to success? We offer a series of workshops that cover many topics related to finding a job, keeping a job, and thriving in the workplace.

In our next Employment Classroom, participants will learn all about paycheques, how to plan a budget, and how to avoid scams.

Attendees will learn:

The skills to manage your personal income, expenses and budget

The basic tools that people need in their financial toolkit

The difference between needs and wants when it comes to your personal finances

To identify gross income from sources and deductions

To adjust a personal budget to allow you to achieve a simple goal

Wednesday, March 1110:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.In-person at The Ability Hub (300, 3820 24 Avenue NW)

This workshop combines classroom instruction and time to practice what you’ve learned with support from the facilitators, if needed. Attendees to these workshops must be able to participate independently.

Please note: These classes are limited to 12 attendees. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Register quickly to avoid disappointment.

To Register:

If you already have a Sinneave Connects account, just log in as usual. If you have not registered yet, it’s easy! Click the button that says, Sinneave Connects to access the learning hub and follow these steps:

Pick a username

Pick a password

Choose The Employment Classroom: Understanding Pay and Simple Budgeting workshop and click on the enroll button

Sinneave Connects

About our Facilitators:

Ryan Elkanah and Sherry Taylor, members of the Sinneave employment team, are committed to empowering Autistic and neurodivergent individuals on their journeys towards meaningful employment and career success.

If you have questions, reach out to info@sinneavefoundation.org or call our office at (403) 210-5000. We’re here to help!

Transit Ready: Travel Training and Safety on Transit
2026-03-11 13:00 - 14:00 | Alberta
Discover how to travel confidently and safely on Calgary Transit!

In this interactive session with Calgary Transit Access Travel Trainers and Peace Officers, you’ll learn what Travel Training is and how it helps riders navigate buses and CTrains with independence and ease.

Whether you’re new to Calgary Transit or looking to build your confidence, this session is designed to empower you with the skills and knowledge you need to travel the city safely.

By the end of this activity, participants will be able to:

Understand what Travel Training is and how it supports safe, independent use of Calgary Transit

Identify key transit safety practices, including how to stay safe on buses, CTrains, and at transit stops

Learn basic transit skills, such as boarding a bus, recognizing priority seating, and understanding transit signage

Build confidence in navigating Calgary Transit, including planning routes and knowing what to do in unexpected situations

Wednesday, March 111:00 – 2:00 p.m.In-person at The Ability Hub (300, 3820 24 Ave NW)

There is no cost to attend this session, however, space is limited and registration is required via Sinneave Connects.

If you already have a Sinneave Connects account, just log in as usual. If you have not registered yet, click the button that says, “Sinneave Connects”and follow these steps:

Create a user name

Create a password

Select “Register”

Choose “Transit Ready: Travel Training and Safety on Transit – March 11”

Click on the, “Choose session” button, and then press Confirm.

Sinneave Connects

If you have questions, please reach out to info@sinneavefoundation.org or call 403 210-5000. We’re here to help.
