Developmental Disabilities Resource Centre of Calgary
The Developmental Disabilities Resource Centre of Calgary (DDRC) is a Canadian nonprofit organization established in 1952[1][2]. Registered as a charitable entity (Business Number: 106830060RR0001), it focuses on supporting individuals with developmental disabilities through programs aimed at community inclusion and improved quality of life[1][3].

Mission and Services

The DDRC’s mission emphasizes promoting awareness and fostering inclusive communities for individuals with developmental disabilities[2][3]. Its core values prioritize diversity, accountability, and respect while advocating for individuals’ rights to fulfill their potential[2]. Services include community-based programs for children and adults, resources for families, and initiatives to strengthen social participation[1][2].

Community Impact

Operating since the mid-20th century, the DDRC has played a pivotal role in Calgary’s disability support network[1][2]. Its work centers on empowering individuals through personalized support, advocacy, and collaborative community partnerships[2][3].

Governance

As a government-funded organization, the DDRC adheres to nonprofit principles, relying on public donations and grants to sustain its operations[2]. Its structure reflects a commitment to accessibility and interdependence, aligning with its vision that "everyone belongs"[2][3].

[1] https://www.volunteerconnector.org/calgary/ddrc-developmental-disabilities-resource-centre-of-calgary [2] https://rocketreach.co/ddrc-profile_b5c54851f42e0e39 [3] https://informalberta.ca/public/organization/orgProfileStyled.do?organizationQueryId=231 [4] https://rocketreach.co/ddrc-profile_b5c745f4f42e0d18 [5] https://www.ddrcco.com