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Not all of our resources and tools are autism-specific; they can be helpful with disabilities as well. Search our resources section for all information pertaining to "other disabilities".

New Brunswick Association of Occupational Therapists

A professional regulatory organization that exists to advance quality occupational therapy in the interest of public protection and to represent occupational therapists province-wide by advancing standards of education and practice and shaping health policy.

New Heights Early Learning Services

New Heights Early Learning Services is dedicated to developing learners who are able to be successfully integrated into regular-stream elementary schools of their choice. This means that the children will have learned strategies, skills and attitudes necessary to join age peers in group settings and succeed to the best of their abilities.

Nova Scotia Association of Social Workers

Promotes and regulates the practice of social work so its members can provide a high standard of service that respects diversity, promotes social justice, and enhances the worth, self- determination and potential of individuals, families and communities.

Nova Scotia Respite

A list of respite service providers throughout Nova Scotia who provide care for children with disabilities.

NWT Council of Persons with Disabilities

Mission is to achieve self-determination and full citizenship for Persons with Disabilities. We do this by promoting awareness, opportunities, choices and participation in all aspects of life in the Northwest Territories.

Office of Disability Issues

Serves as a focal point for government initiatives on disabilities. The Office is a vehicle for collaboration and partnership with the disability community.

Offord Centre for Child Studies

Canada’s only research centre solely dedicated to improving the life quality and life opportunities of children and youth by focusing on the biological factors and life circumstances that influence healthy child development.

Ontario Rett Syndrome Association

The Ontario Rett Syndrome Association exists to ensure that girls and women with Rett syndrome are enabled to achieve their full potential and enjoy the highest quality of life within their community.