Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing

Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing
Categories Alpine Skiing, Biathlon, Governing Bodies / Associations, Nordic Skiing, Paralympic Sport Club, Snowboarding, Veterans

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Phone: 587-315-5870
Address: 791 Strathcona Dr. SW Calgary Alberta Canada T3H 1N8
Website http://adaptivesnowsports.ca/
Affiliations: CADS, CASI/CSIA, Paralympics
Description: CADS fosters the development and delivery of best practices through partnerships, leadership, training, and certification so individuals with a disability have the opportunity for healthy recreation and competition in alpine adaptive snowsports.

Where we operate:

Heights of Horseshoe Ski & Country Club

The Heights Ski & Country Club, which began in 1989, is located on 102 acres of land in beautiful Oro-Medonte Township and is home to 27 private runs ranging from green to double black diamond which can be enjoyed all day long. 1106 Horseshoe Valley Road Barrie Ontario

BC Adaptive Snowsports

Formed in 1973, BC Adaptive Snowsports is a registered Canadian charity.

We enhance the quality of life for children, youth, and adults with physical & cognitive disabilities, their families and volunteers by providing opportunities to experience the joy, freedom, and health and wellness benefits of adaptive snowsports.

CADS - National Capital Division

The National Capital Division (CADS-NCD) is a member organization of CADS and oversees the programs and services operating in the regions of Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec.

CADS Alberta

CADS - ALBERTA is the provincial chapter (or Division) of The Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing (CADS). A volunteer based organization having as it's main objective, assisting individuals with a disability to lead richer and fuller lives through active participation in recreational and competitive snow skiing and snowboarding.

CADS Ontario

We are CADS - Ontario. As part of the Canadian Association of Disabled Skiing (CADS) we have over four hundred members in eight ski areas in Southern Ontario. We are a volunteer non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of skiing for persons with disabilities.

Calabogie Adaptive Snow Sports

The Calabogie Adaptive Ski Program was established in 2003. Serving the upper Ottawa Valley (Arnprior, Renfrew, Pembroke) and southeast Ontario, the disabled skiing program at Calabogie Peaks provides the opportunity for adults and children with disabilities to ski.

ADDS at Mansfield Ski Resort

The Adult Disabled Downhill Ski Club or ADDS at Mansfield Ski Resort is a volunteer based non-profit organization having the objective of promoting Alpine skiing to physically disabled adults over nineteen years of age. The program has been in existence since 1981.

CADS Haliburton

Tucked away in the hills of Haliburton, Ontario, is a picturesque ski resort run by the Bishop family. Local CADS instructors and volunteers have named this program "Haliburton SkiforAll".

CADS Durham Region

The program operates at the Brimacombe Ski Club for 8 weeks on Sundays, starting the second Sunday after New Years. It provides support for persons who are physically and intellectually challenged.

CADS Huronia - Horseshoe

The program operates at the Horseshoe Resort for 8 weeks on Saturdays, starting Saturday January 10th 2015. It provides support for persons who are physically and intellectually challenged. There are two sessions running form 10:15 - 11:45 am and 1:30 - 3:00 pm. Skiers are matched with trained volunteer ski partners and supervisor/instructors provide formal instruction.

CADS Huronia - Snow Valley

This CADS program operates out of Snow Valley Resort near Barrie. The program begins in January and runs for 8 Sundays. There are two sessions offered - 11:00 am to 12:45 pm and 1:30 pm to 3:15pm.

CADS Huronia - Heights of Horseshoe

The program operates at the Heights of Horseshoe Ski Club for 8 weeks on Saturdays, starting the second Saturday of January. It provides support for persons who are physically and intellectually challenged.

No Limits Adaptive Ski Club

We have a range of equipment types and sizes to meet the needs of a variety of skiers, as well as instructors who are trained to work with people who have various disabilities. We can ski with people who have a vision disability, a physical disability and hearing disabilities.

Alpine Ontario Para Race Team

The Alpine Ontario Para Race Team (AOPRT) is a not- for-profit organization whose mission is to Educate, Promote, and Train Para Athletes to participate in para alpine racing. Through the assistance of sponsorships and donations, our members train, compete and promote para alpine racing at all levels.

Laurentian Adaptive Sports

Our mission is to facilitate the integration of physically challenged persons to outdoors sports

Ontario Track 3

The Ontario Track 3 Ski Association is a volunteer, non-profit charitable organization that teaches children and youth with disabilities to downhill ski and snowboard.

Track 3 London

London Track 3 has qualified instructors who have developed many techniques to assist challenged individuals in learning to downhill ski and snowboard and to enjoy these winter activities in a manner that is safe, while at the same time demanding of their physical abilities.

Waterloo Region Track 3 Ski School

The Waterloo Region Track 3 Ski School provides children and youth with disabilities the opportunity to safely experience the pleasure of downhill skiing as a leisure activity.

CADS Calgary

The CADS Calgary Ski School offers an annual series of two-hour lessons that run from January to March typically on Friday evenings from 7-9 pm at Canada Olympic Park. There may be occasional Saturday or Sunday lesson nights also.

CADS Edmonton

CADS Edmonton offers programs in downhill skiing and snowboarding. Our programs are aimed at instructing individuals in our comunity with disabilities in the various adapted skiing techniques. Our volunteer instructors are trained in adaptive ski instruction as developed by the CADS national certifying body.

CADS Lethbridge

The Lethbridge Zone has program has been running for 15 seasons at Castle Mountain (Alberta). Volunteers of this program have experience with most disabilities.

Ski Adapté Mauricie

The center of Glide Valley Park offers skiing service adapted to all persons with disabilities. This service is offered by Ski Adapted Mauricie, a non- profit organization that is composed of 8 -monitors drivers are all certified by the Canadian Association for Disabled Skiers ( CADS / CADS ) .

Association du Ski Alpin Adapte en Abitibi

The Association of Abitibi Adapted Ski has Level I and Level II instructors to provide downhill skiing to people with disabilities, hearing and visual impairments and intellectual disabilities

Adaptive Sports Foundation - Canada

Our winter adaptive ski program starts in early January and runs for 8 Saturdays. Students can ski for four (4) Saturdays in one of 2 groups as outlined below:

Le Massif de Charlevoix

Le Massif offers clients with reduced mobility an opportunity to discover endless beauty, thanks to a team of seasoned instructors trained to give specially adapted tandem-ski lessons. Come discover a new slide sport in an original way, and in complete safety.

Rocky Mountain Adaptive Sports Center

Rocky Mountain Adaptive Sports Centre (RMASC) is a Not for Profit Society, whose aim is to provide any individual with a disability the chance to access all sport and recreational activities in the Canadian Rockies.

Northern Adaptive Snowsports Club

Hudson Bay Mountain is proud to offer adaptive skiing and snowboarding instruction and guidance to its guests through BC’s Northern Adaptive Sports Program.

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