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This document provides critical information about treatments for ASD. It shows which
intervention have proven to be effective and can be considered evidence-based, and which ones
have not shown enough evidence to be effective.

National Standards Project: Findings and Conclusions (Phase 2)

This document clarifies the process of identifying which special conditions should be provided to
the child with learning disability. This document is primarily for educators, but can be useful to
parents, as well.

Resource for the Identification and Teaching of Students with Specific Learning Disability

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This program helps to ensure that entertainment, cultural and recreational opportunities are more
available and accessible to all. The Access 2 Card is for people of all ages and types of permanent
disabilities who require the assistance of a support person at hundreds of participating
entertainment, cultural and recreational venues across Canada. When the card is presented, the
support worker can get in the venue without (or with reduced) charge.

Access 2 Card Program (Disponible en Français)

Spectrum provides comprehensive news and analysis of advances in autism research. They sift
through the steady stream of autism papers and highlight the most noteworthy. They also turn to
experts in the field for their opinions on trends or controversies in autism research.

The Transmitter - Spectrum

A downloadable tool kit providing information about how to help someone on the spectrum
tolerate a haircut. This document contains information for families and also for hair stylists who
want to learn more about autism.

Haircutting Training Guide - Autism Speaks

The New Brunswick Community Residencies Inc. is a non-profit agency that provides housing and
support to adults living with a mental illness. They have a level two setting (located on Needham
Street), a level four setting (located on Priestman Street), and five supported apartments that can
house up to ten people.

The New Brunswick Community Residences Inc.

La page Facebook d’une adolescente autiste de 14 ans.