Guided By Faith
To Build Community and Serve Those with Disabilities
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Support the Intellectually Disabled
Support the Intellectually Disabled
We champion opportunity through specialized schools, scholarships, and vocational training. Our members host summer camps and social outings that foster genuine joy and independence. Together, we build pathways for every individual to thrive.
Join us to make a difference.
Preserve Catholic History
Preserve Catholic History
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The Order identifies and commemorates significant Catholic sites, events, and individuals. We have established over 160 memorials across North America to ensure the legacy of our faith remains a living inspiration. Help us protect our sacred heritage.
Become a guardian of Catholic history.
Find Community & Fellowship
Find Community & Fellowship
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Fellowship is the heart of our Order. Within our Caravans, members cultivate lasting friendships through social and fraternal gatherings rooted in "a little nonsense and much sociability." We unite for a greater purpose and a life of shared faith.
Find your community here.
About the Order
About the Order
The Order of Alhambra is an international charitable organization of men and women (age 18 years and older) dedicated to assisting persons with intellectual disabilities.
Scholarships
Scholarships
The Alhambra scholarship program supports individuals enrolled in special education courses who are learning to teach intellectually and developmentally disabled people, so that those they teach may lead more meaningful and productive lives.
The Heart of Alhambra
The Heart of Alhambra
Created from the perspective of a sibling of a person with Down syndrome, this short animated film is the work of three talented young filmmakers aged 12–15. The film is a direct response to their real-world experiences supporting special needs individuals.
The Order of Alhambra applauds Emily Hogan, Jessica Hogan, and Adam Dawdy for their efforts in producing this piece, which powerfully helps promote our work of assisting people with intellectual challenges.Page updated
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