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Through our social and fraternal work we enhance the quality of life for people with intellectual disabilities and memorialize persons, places and events significant to our catholic heritage.
Through our social and fraternal work we enhance the quality of life for people with intellectual disabilities and memorialize persons, places and events significant to our catholic heritage.
Serving people with intellectual disabilities
Serving people with intellectual disabilities
Our service includes: donations to private schools educating intellectually disabled children and providing them with vocational skills; participating in Special Olympics; conducting recreation, field day programs and summer camps; providing field trips, boat rides, zoo trips, circus trips, picnics, Christmas parties, dinner dances, etc.
Memorializing
Catholic History
Memorializing
Catholic History
A major purpose of the Order of Alhambra is to identify, mark, preserve, and commemorate Catholic historical places, events and persons of international or regional importance. Over 160 such memorials have been established in Canada and the United States.
Sociability
Sociability
Sociability is a dominant characteristic of the Order. It flows from another stated purpose of the Order, namely, “To promote social, fraternal and intellectual associations and through its Caravans provide a practical means to form enduring fellowship and friendship among its members.” The Order is a “fun” organization dedicated to doing worthwhile charitable work.
About the Order
About the Order
The International Order of the Alhambra, Inc. is a fraternal organization of Catholic men and women (age 18 years and older) dedicated to assisting persons with intellectual disabilities.
Scholarship Applications
Scholarship Applications
Return application to sponsor or sponsoring caravan for further processing if no sponsor mail to home office. All application must be received at the home office not later than March 1st.
The Heart of Alhambra
The Heart of Alhambra
Created from the point of view of a child with a down syndrome brother, this short animated film was made by three 12-15 year old filmakers in response to their real world experiences working with special needs individuals.
The Order of the Alhambra, Inc. applauds the efforts of Emily Hogan, Jessica Hogan, and Adam Dawdy for their film promoting the charitable work the Order and helping those special people of God with intellectual challenges.
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