ALS Mission Statement

• Support research towards a cure for ALS.
• Support provincial ALS societies in their provision of quality care for persons living with ALS.
• Build public awareness of ALS and its impact.

The ALS Society, founded in 1977, is the only national voluntary health organization dedicated solely to the fight against ALS.

The ALS Society of Canada office is located in Markham, Ontario. 

The ALS Society of Canada raises funds for research into the cause and cure for ALS. It also works to raise public awareness and supports Provincial partners in the provision of quality care for those affected by ALS.

There is an ALS Society in every province. Provincial societies develop local chapters and support groups and provide direct support to people with ALS and their families and caregivers. They also offer information and referrals, support for those affected by ALS, manage equipment programs and engage in advocacy.

ALS Society of Canada leadership includes

• Board of Directors
  
• Health Professional Advisors
  
• ALS Society of Canada staff

Would you like to know more?
The ALS Society draws on the knowledge of numerous experts to speak on various aspects of ALS and the role of the ALS Society. To arrange a conversation on any particular subject, please contact Bobbi Greenberg, Director of Communications – 800-267-4257 ext 208