Website

The UK’s leading organization for autistic people and their families. Although, the website mainly
gives services for UK, there is a lot of useful information as well as many links about autism.

National Autistic Society

Telephone

Email

This is a youth hub for disability, employment and education information. They work one-on-one
with youth ages 16 to 30 living with a mobility disability to reach career goals. They help create
paths to reach one’s goals using Planning Alternative Tomorrows with Hope (PATH), identify
careers, research employers, develop a resume, cover letter and so on, find a job and more.
Although, this organization works with people with disabilities, this resource is not specific to
autism.

Transition NB (Disponible en Français)

Magnus Cards are digital how-to guides for everyday living. Download free card decks and follow
Magnus on the journey to independence.

Magnus Cards

Inclusion Network offers workshops, training and consultation for people with disabilities. This
website is not specific to autism.

Inclusion Network

The purpose of this guide is to help parents, students and educators understand and prepare for
an appeal hearing under the Education Act. Parents can appeal decisions made by educators,
including a student’s suspension from school, suspension from transportation to school,
placement or access to a student’s records.

A User’s Guide for the Appeal 

First Then Visual Schedule

This app allows users to create visual schedules, checklists, and other visual supports to promote
waiting and emotional regulation skills. Available for purchase.