Providing support and services for people and families living with ALS.
Funding high-quality research that offers the most promise to slow down ALS or even stop it.
Advocating for policy that will have a meaningful impact on people living with ALS today and in the future.
On October 20, corporate teams will get the opportunity to pull a 37,000-lb plane 100 meters in support of a future without ALS. Read More
Join us for an engaging, eye-opening, online forum highlighting the latest in ALS research Read More
From ice cold buckets of water to red hot peppers, this new viral challenge is turning up the heat for ALS research around the world. Read More
ALS Canada awards $3 million for 12 new research projects to help make amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) a treatable, not terminal disease. Read More
The October 20, 2018, event is an opportunity for corporate teams to pull a 37,000-lb plane 100 meters and raise funds to support a future... Read More
Over the last decade, scientists have discovered many genes related to ALS, but there are still many questions about how mutations in those genes spark... Read More
The opportunity to be involved in clinical trials for experimental ALS treatments is something that is often on the radar for people who are living... Read More