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    Friendly faces were abundant at the St. Paul Abilities Network’s Annual General Meeting. Over 100 members, staff and volunteers showed up to support the organization and hear the good news that SPAN will be launching a new modern website.

Welcome to SPAN

Persons with disabilities are people first. That’s been the vision of the St. Paul Abilities Network since 1964.

We believe in removing barriers that limit persons with disabilities so they can perform their daily lives with maximum autonomy. Ensuring equality, community, family and employment involvement are essential elements of our core beliefs and values.

We provide a life-long commitment and supports for our clients to ensure they become successful in their future endeavours.

Latest News

  • SPAN morns the loss of one of it’s own

    On February 14, 2014 the agency was saddened by the loss of Donald Rook. Donald was struck and killed while crossing main street at a marked crosswalk. A memorial lunch will be held at the main office gymnasium on February 26 at 11:30 am. Funeral services will be held on February 27 at 2:00pm at [...]

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  • Multicultural Potluck Supper and Casino Games Night

    Multicultural Potluck Supper and Casino Games Night This event is on 23 February 2013 5:00pm Staff are invited to our Multicultural Potluck Supper and Casino Games Night Saturday February 23, 2013 from 5:00-8:00pm. in the DAC Activity Room Come join you coworkers in a lively evening of fun and great food. Sign up with Marilyn [...]

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  • SPAN Supports Autism

    The sun was shining and the aroma of freshly cooked pancakes was working its way through the air.

    On September 7, nearly 100 people attended a pancake fundraising event to create awareness for autism.

    “It was a great day. There was a lot of support from volunteers and community members,” said Tim Bear, Executive Director of the St. Paul Abilities Network (SPAN). “It’s always encouraging to see such a receptive response for such a great cause.”

    Read More... Posted on October 25, 2012 by | Comments Off | Posted in Latest News
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