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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 website helps parents, teachers and others learn how to use technology effectively to support
a person with autism. This website covers topics including:
<ul style="list-style-type: disc;"><li>How to use an iPad effectively</li><li>How to support people with autism using technology</li><li>Tips for selecting a useful app</li><li>Therapist reviews of apps to assist you in choosing the best app for your goals </li></ul>

Apps for Autism

This company sells over 1,500 sensory-based toys including Swings, Spins, Rockers and
Bouncers, Mirrors, Switches, Balls, Puzzles, Dolls, Bubble Columns, bright Projectors, Fiber
Optics and Resonance.

Special Needs Toys

What is Coronavirus?

The Lions Club Foundation assists Canadians with a medical or physical disability by providing
them with Dog Guides at no cost. The Foundation operates Dog Guides Canada, a national&nbsp;training school and charity that assists individuals with disabilities through specialized Dog Guide
programs.

Lions Club Foundation of Canada Service Dogs (Disponible en Français) 

The Canada Child Benefit (CCB) is a tax-free monthly payment made to eligible families to help
them with the cost of raising children under 18 years of age. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
uses information from your income tax and benefit return to calculate how much your CCB
payments will be. To get the CCB, you and your spouse (if applicable) have to file your return
every year, even if you did not have income in the year. Benefits are paid over a 12-month period
from July to June. Benefit payments will be recalculated every July based on information from your
income tax and benefit return from the previous year.

Canada Child Benefit(Disponible en Français)

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.