Central East Region
"Wanted to pass along our thanks for the recent cookie kit! Our son really enjoyed the independence the kit provided and was proud to serve his cookies as dessert to his auntie and uncle."
Mom of a cookie kit participant
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World Autism Awareness Day T-Shirts
The Hamilton-Wentworth Chapter has t-shirts available for purchase in support of World Autism Awareness Day being held on Tuesday April 2, 2019. T-Shirts are $10 and are available in various sizes. If interested, please contact office.hamilton@autismontario.com
Niagara Summer Camp FAQs for Parents
Autism Ontario Niagara Region has provided an informative Summer Camp FAQ package for parents. This package includes details on what to bring, extreme weather policies, important health information including medication policy, and other additional information to help ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable camp experience! To download the document, please click here Questions? Contact the Niagara Region Camp Director.
Statement From Autism Ontario
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Toronto, Ontario, February 12, 2019 Statement from Autism Ontario On February 07, 2019 the Ontario Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services made an announcement about the changes being made to the Ontario Autism Program. Given our communications with various stakeholders and in reviewing various comments on social media since the announcement, it became clear that there were a number of misunderstandings or assumptions about Autism Ontario’s views or actions that we wish to address. Autism Ontario neither proposed nor endorsed the announced changes to the OAP
Autism Ontario Responds to the Ministry of Education
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Toronto, Ontario, March 11, 2019 Autism Ontario Responds to Ontario Ministry of Education’s News Release “Enhancing Education Support: A Plan for Students with Autism” Today’s announcement by the Ministry of Education does not address the fundamental concerns and worries that parents of students with autism express to us daily at Autism Ontario. Many of the announced resources today remain thin on details and scope of impact or implementation requirements. This announcement makes no mention of how to resolve the gap that remains between coordinating ABA services between
Autism Ontario Responds to the Ministry of Children Community and Social Services
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Toronto, Ontario, February 6, 2019 The Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services announces plan to clear Ontario Autism Program wait lists Autism Ontario is committed to supporting families through this province-wide program change and will work with the Autistic community to find solutions to this process. Today’s announcement from the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services represents another change to children’s programming across our province and the program direction will mean different things to different families. Much of today’s announcement
London Events
Christmas Decorating Contest: Put your decorating skills to the test and send us a picture of your best work for the chance to win a $5 gift card to Tim Hortons! We will share holiday craft ideas weekly-you decide which crafts to make and how many you'll do. Crafts will be shared on Nov 30, Dec. 7, and Dec 14 and winners will be announced Friday December 18th, with their craft posted on our Facebook page! Sign up for our newsletter to receive the weekly craft ideas. CONTEST: One entry per person. On or before December 16th, email a picture of your completed craft to london@autismontario.com
Toronto Region
“My daughter absolutely loved it. Thank you so much for what you do and what you bring to families. It couldn’t have been more perfect thing, especially when she has been stuck at home all week!”
Melissa mom of six-year-old
North Region
“When I registered my son, I had no idea what his level of engagement would be. But, boy, from the moment he signed on - it was pretty clear he was ‘all in’. … I guess I missed the bit about needing a deck of cards, but he heard the request and located them himself. Hooray for paying attention and listening!
Mom of a participant in the North Region Magic program
West Region
Welcome. Our provincial and regional goal is to be a reliable source of information and support for all citizens who have a connection to autism including families, children, adults on the spectrum, caregivers, support workers, and teachers.
Région Ouest
Bienvenue :
À l’échelle provinciale comme à l’échelle régionale, notre but est d’offrir une source fiable d’information et de soutien à toutes les personnes directement concernées par l’autisme, y compris les familles, les enfants, les adultes autistes, les aidants, les travailleurs de soutien et les éducateurs.
Notre travail :
Offrir des programmes et des activités de grande qualité aux enfants, aux jeunes adultes et aux adultes autistes.
Offrir des ressources, des webinaires et/ou des ateliers de formation qui encouragent la défense des droits des personnes autistes, apportent un
Volunteer with the East Region
There are many opportunities to volunteer with Autism Ontario. Whether you are looking for something casual or something more committed, there is a volunteer role suited to you. Here are some of the ways you can volunteer with Autism Ontario: Administrative: help with mailings, thank you letters, etc. Events: we run events year-round, which require volunteers to keep them running smoothly Whether you want to lend a hand with administrative work, help with event planning, volunteer at an event, or sit on a committee, we encourage you to become a volunteer and help us raise awareness of Autism
Volunteer with the North Region
There are many opportunities to volunteer with Autism Ontario. Whether you are looking for something casual or something more committed, there is a volunteer role suited to you. Here are some of the ways you can volunteer with Autism Ontario: Administrative: help with mailings, thank you letters, etc. Events: we run events year-round, which require volunteers to keep them running smoothly Whether you want to lend a hand with administrative work, help with event planning, volunteer at an event, or sit on a committee, we encourage you to become a volunteer and help us raise awareness of Autism
Volunteer with the Central West Region
There are many opportunities to volunteer with Autism Ontario. Whether you are looking for something casual or something more committed, there is a volunteer role suited to you. Here are some of the ways you can volunteer with Autism Ontario: Administrative: help with mailings, thank you letters, etc. Events: we run events year-round, which require volunteers to keep them running smoothly Whether you want to lend a hand with administrative work, help with event planning, volunteer at an event, or sit on a committee, we encourage you to become a volunteer and help us raise awareness of Autism
Volunteer with Toronto
There are many opportunities to volunteer with Autism Ontario. Whether you are looking for something casual or something more committed, there is a volunteer role suited to you. Here are some of the ways you can volunteer with Autism Ontario: Administrative: help with mailings, thank you letters, etc. Events: we run events year-round, which require volunteers to keep them running smoothly Whether you want to lend a hand with administrative work, help with event planning, volunteer at an event, or sit on a committee, we encourage you to become a volunteer and help us raise awareness of Autism
Volunteer with the Central East Region
There are many opportunities to volunteer with Autism Ontario. Whether you are looking for something casual or something more committed, there is a volunteer role suited to you. Here are some of the ways you can volunteer with Autism Ontario: Administrative: help with mailings, thank you letters, etc. Events: we run events year-round, which require volunteers to keep them running smoothly Whether you want to lend a hand with administrative work, help with event planning, volunteer at an event, or sit on a committee, we encourage you to become a volunteer and help us raise awareness of Autism
Autism Ontario Welcomes Funding for Canada Disability Benefit in 2024 Federal Budget
[Toronto, Ontario] Autism Ontario commends the federal government’s decision to allocate funding for the new Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) in Budget 2024, marking a welcomed first step. The CDB targets low-income working-age individuals with disabilities, potentially benefiting up to 600,000 eligible Canadians annually with a maximum of $2,400, indexed to inflation and subject to clawbacks. This initiative signifies a direct investment of $6.1 billion over six years and an ongoing annual commitment of $1.4 billion to bolster the financial security of this demographic. While Autism Ontario
Autisme Ontario accueille favorablement le financement de la Prestation canadienne pour les personnes handicapées dans le budget fédéral de 2024
[Toronto, Ontario] Autisme Ontario se réjouit de la décision prise par le gouvernement fédéral de prévoir un financement pour la nouvelle Prestation canadienne pour les personnes handicapées (PCPH) dans le budget 2024, un premier pas fort bienvenu. Jusqu’à 600 000 personnes handicapées à faible revenu en âge de travailler pourraient être admissibles chaque année à la PCPH, jusqu’à concurrence d’un plafond de 2 400 $ indexé sur l’inflation et sujet à récupérations. Cette initiative représente un investissement direct de 6,1 milliards de dollars sur six ans et un engagement annuel continu de 1,4
Autism Ontario Helps Celebrate the Legacy of David Onley
Recently, a new exhibition, Championing Disability Inclusion in Employment: The Legacy of David C. Onley, opened at Withrow Commons in Toronto. Autism Ontario staff were there to support in celebrating the legacy of Ontario’s 28th Lieutenant Governor. Attendees included members of the Onley family, the current Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, the Honourable Edith Dumont, and the Minister of Inclusion, the Honourable Raymond Sung Joon Cho. Mr. Onley was Lieutenant Governor of Ontario from 2007 to 2014, a determined advocate for the rights of people with disabilities and an example to all who had