The Chronic Pain Association of Canada (CPAC) is Canada's largest independent, not-for-profit charitable organization dedicated to providing support and resources to those affected by chronic pain. With a mission to prevent and relieve unnecessary pain, CPAC aims to improve the quality of life and daily function of individuals suffering from this debilitating condition through education and awareness. CPAC offers a range of services and programs to support individuals with chronic pain.

These include their informative website, a nationwide network of support groups, and access to patient education brochures and resources. CPAC also advocates for the advancement of treatment and management options for chronic pain, as well as the development of research projects aimed at finding a cure for this disease. Founded in the mid-1980s by a small group of individuals who met to support each other in their struggle with constant pain, CPAC has since grown to be a voice for chronic pain sufferers across the country.

The organization is primarily run by volunteers who themselves experience chronic pain, working alongside a dedicated executive director. Through their dedication and efforts, CPAC continues to raise awareness and provide valuable support to individuals living with chronic pain in Canada