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What they do :
• listen to the needs and concerns of New Brunswick children and youth
• Make sure your views are heard in the appropriate forums
• Investigate complaints about how situation were handled by government agencies
• Assure you have proper access to the appropriate services.
• Continually monitor laws and policies
• Report on the availability, effectiveness, responsiveness, and relevance of child and youth
services in your community.
• Act as the advocate for the rights and interests of children and youth in general.
 What they do not do...
• Act as an advocate for the rights and interests of parents or adults.
• Act as legal counsel in any fashion.

Child & Youth Advocate (Disponible en Français)

Acorn Health providers combine proven best practices with pioneering, evidence-based next practices, engaging whole families.

ABA Telehealth for Families - Acorn Health

Harmony Home Support and Family Services provides personalized programs for the families.
The program itself is created and explained together with the family.

Harmony Home Support and Family Services

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Elaine Rockwell is a speech-language pathologist working with higher functioning children,
teenagers, and adults who are on the autism spectrum.

Elaine Rockwell (MSc., SLP) (private practice)

This article outlines the main tool of person-centred planning: PATH, MAPS, and Circles of
Support. There are also links to various videos and reading resources.

Person-Centred Planning: PATH, MAPS, and Circles of Support (Article)

Alix Generous is a young woman with Asperger’s syndrome. She has done award-winning science
and helped develop new technology. She has worked hard for years to learn how to share her&nbsp;thoughts with the world. It is funny, personal talk she shares her story and her vision for tools to
help more people communicate their big ideas.

How I learned to communicate my inner life with Asperger’s

A program of CHIMO helpline, the Link is available in middle schools throughout New Brunswick.
A student who is experiencing any kind of distress can easily identify a trusted person (or Link
Companion) by the yellow card displayed on their binder or desk.