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NB Association for Community Living offers resources on topics such as: accessing supports,
community participation, early learning and child care, employment, family, relationships, future
and estate planning, human rights, self-advocacy, and transition from high-school.

New Brunswick Association for Community Living (NBACL) (Disponible en Français) 

This is a webpage with a list of resources for families that was created by the National Autism
Association. There are social stories and videos in the list, and other resources.

COVID-19 Resources for Families and Individuals

This is an app for advanced learners who have mastered phases I through IV of the Picture
Exchange Communication System (PECS) using traditional PECS books, PECS IV+ is the hightech next step. It allows users to construct a multi-picture Sentence Strip via a dedicated Sentence
Starter page pulling from up to 20 digital PECS Book pages for the in-app voice to speak.

PECS ® IV+ (Disponible en Français)

Using this app, you can let someone know what he’s working for, how much work he needs to do,
and how close he is to earning a reward for that work. You can use this for lessons in school, chores
at home, getting your children to eat their vegetables, and much more! Start the app by selecting
the number of tokens your student must earn. Then set up your student’s reinforcer choice board
by selecting 1-6 items from our pre-loaded symbol library or your own photo library. Show the
choice board to your student to select what to work for and then begin your lesson. Each time a
student earns a token, slide a token to the empty dot. Once the student has earned all of her
tokens, push the “cash in” button to show your student what she’s earned. The token board resets
to start the next deal, or you can create a new choice board for your student to select a new
reinforcer.

Working 4™

This is a literature review report posted by Employment and Social Development Canada. This
document reports findings about the most studied and empirically supported indicators of Early
Learning and Child Care quality. Use caution: the document is not necessarily related to children
with special needs due to the lack of the data.

Defining and measuring the quality of early learning and childcare: a literature review (Disponible en Français) 

This webinar aims to help parents and caregivers to prepare their transition-aged children for life
beyond high school. The instructor is Amanda Randall (M.Ed. BCBA). She has worked with&nbsp;interdisciplinary teams of service providers, psychiatrists, and other clinicians to structure
comprehensive behaviour and medical plans for adults and children with various disabilities. She
is currently a doctoral candidate in education psychology at the University of West Virginia. The
webinar took place on March 27, 2019, but it is available for download for $9.95 (taxes included)
For more information call (506)-458-7843

Preparing My Child with Autism to Transition to Adulthood (Webinar)

Written by Kimberlee Rutan McCafferty, a former educator and presently a stay-at-home mom/
therapist of two boys with ASD.