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The Registered Disability Saving Plan (RDSP) is a Canada-wide registered matched savings plan
specifically for people with disabilities. It is designed as a long-term savings plan to help the holder
be better financially prepared for their future. For many people this may be a way to create a plan
similar to a pension. If you have an RDSP, you may also be eligible for grants and bonds to help&nbsp;with your long-term savings. To be eligible you must first qualify for the Disability Tax Credit.

Registered Disability Saving Plan (RDSP) (Disponible en Français)

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Hippo Hug weighted blankets uses a unique and proprietary weighting system that involves
specially designed disks so that the blanket has a low profile and doesn’t look any different than a
regular quilt. Hippo Hug also sells crash mats and other sensory products.

Hippo Hug

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This app is for students who are learning to comment in Phase VI of PECS. iHear PECS: Animals
includes two different sound tracks for 12 familiar animals, a PECS Activity Board, 3 Pics for PECS
Sentence Starter images and 12 Pics for PECS animal images. Parents can customize the Activity
Board with 1 to 3 Sentence Starters and 1 to 12 animal images to teach responsive and spontaneous
commenting and requesting. The student drags and drops Pics for PECS icons to the Sentence
Strip to comment on or request the animal sound and then taps each picture to “speak” the
sentence. If the student requests an animal sound, the animal sound plays as a reward.

iHear PECS®: Animals™

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

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

Child and Youth Mental Health Toolkits

This article outlines general statements about COVID-29 and people with disabilities. There you
can find such information as general description of the virus and symptoms, instruction for people
with disabilities, their families, and health practitioners, and more.

COVID-19 and People with Disabilities in Canada (Disponible en Français)

This is a list of various resources that are related to supporting individuals with ASD during
COVID-19 isolation. The list also contains resources for autistic adults.