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Finding community matters. It creates a sense of purpose, provides a means to build social connections, and offers a support network. Within the autism community, where social isolation is common, finding your place or people, or even one person, is known to contribute to an increase in happiness, improved health and a better quality of life. Your participation in a community is equally good for the rest of society. It is a simple way to promote autism acceptance and inclusion -- which is a great way to see how you matter, how you can make a difference.

Finding Your Community - Autism Speaks

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Autism Learning Partnership is a branch of the New Brunswick Department of Education and
Early Childhood Development (EECD) that provides bilingual, evidence-based, high-quality
professional learning and resources based upon principles of applied behaviour analysis that aims
to change behaviour by changing the environment. It offers online courses, assessment tools and
workshops. The website also contains various resources on different topics related to ABA and
autism.

Autism Learning Partnership (Disponible en Français)

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Provides mentoring to kids in the Fredericton and Oromocto region. Serving as role models, the
mentors teach the importance of giving and giving back, staying in school, and having respect for
family, peers and community.

Big Brothers Big Sisters

The Canadian Pediatric Society advocates for child/youth health and well-being.

Canadian Pediatric Society

Geneva Center for Autism is Canada’s primary resource centre for autism. It offers comprehensive
education and training services which enable parents and professionals to become effective
interveners and advocates for people with ASD.

Geneva Center for Autism

This document outlines New Brunswick’s Inclusive Education Policy and describes the assessment
process and development of an individualized instruction plan.

Guidelines and Standards: Educational Planning for Students with Diverse Learning Needs (Disponible en Français)

This agency provides occupational therapy for adults with mental health issues in the Fredericton
area. Their services are client-centered, collaborative and confidential.