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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) 

A visual timer app that silently alerts the user when an activity or break is over. It allows users to
customize, save and reuse timers with names, colours, alert options, timer scale options and more.
Available for purchase.
NOTE: The app is FREE during the COVID-19.

Time Timer

Easter Seals NB is a non-profit organization working in partnership with persons with disabilities,
enabling them to attain independence and equality of opportunity available in their communities.
They offer a wide range of programs.&nbsp;Abilities Program. The Easter Seals Abilities program is a youth recreational program, created to
introduce youth with disabilities to a variety of recreational activities. The program will
concentrate on developing independence while promoting good physical and mental health.
Adapted Toy library. The Easter Seals Adapted Toy Library loans toys to children across New
Brunswick. Simply choose a toy from their website, contact them, and they will ship it to anywhere
in New Brunswick.
Personal Services Program (PSP). Easter Seals NB Personal Services Program offers its clients
long-term loans of equipment.

Easter Seals — New Brunswick (Disponible en Français)

Autistic Self-Advocacy Network is a non-profit organization run by and for autistic people. It was
created to provide support and services to individuals on the autism spectrum while working to
change public perception and combat misinformation. Canadian chapters are currently located in
Vancouver and Winnipeg.

Autistic Self-Advocacy Network

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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)

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This global independent network gathers and summaries the best evidence from
research to help the public make informed choices about treatment. They have an experience of
more than 25 years. They also offer the library of resources that summarize the recent research.