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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)

Kathleen Graves is a psychologist in New Brunswick who offers services for adolescents and adults
on the spectrum. She also provides services for Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), Learning and
Language Disorders, Intellectual Disability and in the area of school psychology.

Kathleen Graves-Colquhoun, Psychologist (private practice)

This global independent network gathers and summaries the best evidence from
research to help the public make informed choices about treatment. They have an experience of
more than 25 years. They also offer the library of resources that summarize the recent research.

Cochrane

This article outlines general statements about COVID-29 and people with disabilities. There you
can find such information as general description of the virus and symptoms, instruction for people
with disabilities, their families, and health practitioners, and more.

COVID-19 and People with Disabilities in Canada (Disponible en Français)

Autism Speaks Canada supports individuals with autism and their families by working with
community partners; enhancing resources and services, increasing understanding, acceptance
and inclusion; and advancing research into causes and interventions.

Autism Speaks Canada

This is a podcast. where two people with Asperger’s talk about life on the spectrum.

Them Aspergers

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.