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A monthly magazine devoted to parenting children with autism. It deals with issues such as picky
eating, augmentative communication systems, helping your child tolerate getting a haircut and
many more practical daily issues.

Autism Parenting Magazine

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Ready, Willing and Able is a national partnership of the Canadian Association for Community
Living, the Canadian Autism Spectrum Disorder Alliance (CASDA), and their member
organizations. Ready, Willing and Able is designed to increase the labour force participation of
people with an intellectual disability or autism spectrum disorder. They will:
• Connect and support employers, persons with an intellectual disability or ASD and local,
provincial and national community agencies
• Promote understanding and awareness among employers and the general public as to the
business value hiring people with an intellectual disability or ASD
• Complement and enhance the capacity of community employment service delivery
organizations by connecting them to new employer demand.

Ready Willing & Able (Disponible en Français)

Camp Rotary on Grand Lake is offered to children and adults with physical disabilities as well as
those with developmental disabilities and speech or learning difficulties.

Kimberly Mazerolle

Association for Science in Autism Treatment promotes safe, effective, science-based treatments
for people with autism by disseminating sound information, advocating for the use of scientific
methods to guide treatment and combating inaccurate and false information about autism and its
treatment. The website also contains a specific page for parents about treatments that really work,
treatments that need more research, and treatments that do not work. Additionally, the interviews
with practitioners in the field, which are on the website, would be useful to learn more about
autism and treatment options.

Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT Online)

The website offers online resources for therapists, teachers, and parents. There is a wide range of
materials for Visual Activity Schedules approach, that is an evidence-based approach to help
children with ASD and intellectual and developmental disability. Images, pictures, and line
drawings depict a sequence of events that are used to prepare the child for the next activity, the
next step of the activity, or visually present a daily routine, etc. Material is offered for purchase and
there are some free to downloads.

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Support Match NB is a website designed to connect individuals and families with support persons
in their community.

Support Match NB (Disponible en Français)

Toolkits include information, videos and games about various topics including autism, ADHD,
anxiety, behaviour problems, mood disorders and more.