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An article from the University of Minnesota on postsecondary education for learners with
disabilities.

Impact: Feature Issue on Postsecondary Education and Students with Intellectual, Developmental and Other Disabilities

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This article outlines several tips on how to talk about tragedy to a child with autism. It can be useful
regarding the COVID-19 outbreak.

Talking to Your Child about Tragedy: Six Tips for the Autism Community

Mental health and educational resources.

Odin Books Online 

The YMCA Work Services Support Program offers individualized service to eligible adults in the
Fredericton Region, who have social barriers and who are able to commit to an employment
action plan and are case managed and referred by one of the following departments: Department
of Social Development, Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training &amp; Labour (PETL),&nbsp;Department of Public Safety, or Corrections Services of Canada. Participants can access in:
career decision-making, skill enhancement, job search, and employment maintenance.

Work Service Support Program — YMCA of Fredericton

A Fredericton based&nbsp;hair and aesthetics studio offering&nbsp;a wide variety of services, such as manicures, facials, pedicures, nails, cuts, colors, foils, and perms.

Exhale Hair & Aesthetics Studio

This is a webpage on the website of the services New Brunswick that allows the search of the
proper facility for your child. You can search by district, community name, facility name and type,
preferred language and age group.

Facility Search: New Brunswick (Disponible en Français)

Safety Tat child ID tattoos are temporary safety tattoos including some that can be personalized
(blank write-on ones). Examples: “Alert! Allergies”, “Alert! I have Autism!”, and “If lost please
contact…”. Great for a day out of town.