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What they do :
• listen to the needs and concerns of New Brunswick children and youth
• Make sure your views are heard in the appropriate forums
• Investigate complaints about how situation were handled by government agencies
• Assure you have proper access to the appropriate services.
• Continually monitor laws and policies
• Report on the availability, effectiveness, responsiveness, and relevance of child and youth
services in your community.
• Act as the advocate for the rights and interests of children and youth in general.
 What they do not do...
• Act as an advocate for the rights and interests of parents or adults.
• Act as legal counsel in any fashion.

Child & Youth Advocate (Disponible en Français)

The New Brunswick government answers frequently asked questions surrounding child care and
everything that comes along with it.

A Parent’s Guide to Quality Child Care in New Brunswick (Disponible en Français)

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Jobs Unlimited is a non-profit employment agency for men and women with an employment
barrier. They facilitate work placement for individuals who face significant barriers to employment
within the community.

Jobs Unlimited

In this article, they discuss strategies that can help deal with aggressive behaviors and provide information to effectively deal with it.

Autism Aggressive Behavior Strategies

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The lecturer, Dr. Cathleen Piazza, is a leading specialist in ABA and specifically in feeding
disorders. She is the author of several scientific articles that were published in the Journal of
Applied Behaviour Analysis and Behaviour Modification, as well as several book chapters.

Dr. Cathleen Piazza, PhD. Assessment of Treatment of Pediatric Feeding Disorders (video lecture)

A downloadable tool kit providing information about difficulties during dental visits with children
on the spectrum. The tool kit gives information about how to prepare your child for a dental
appointment, by providing visual schedules and other instruments that can help.

Dental Tool Kit - Autism Speaks 

An article from AIM explaining Autism and ASD.&nbsp;