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Top 5 Priorities for Families and Self-Advocates in Ontario Nicole Bardikoff, Katherine Buchan, & Margaret Spoelstra of Autism Ontario, Toronto ON, and Stephen Gentles of McMaster University, Hamilton, ON Click here for a PDF version of the poster. Introduction Autism Ontario conducted an annual province-wide survey to gain a better understanding of the current needs and experiences of caregivers and autistic adults. In the past, Autism Ontario has relied on professional expertise to determine the most important, actionable items from the data. This year, in order to more accurately pinpoint

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In our 46-year history, we are proud of the positive impact our staff, volunteers, advocacy, and programming have had on people on the autism spectrum, their families, and the general community. Through the generosity of our donors, we have the capacity to help families connect and access services across the province, as well as advocate for meaningful supports, services, and a system ready to help people on the spectrum across their lifespan. We asked the people who work with us why they believe in Autism Ontario. Here are their stories.

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Autism Ontario offers support to all families interested in accessing the Ontario Autism Program (OAP), currently registered in the program and waiting for their childhood budget or interim one time funding or families currently receiving services. We provide workshops, training sessions and individual direct support.   OAP Information and Reconciliation Sessions: COVID 19 UPDATE: Autism Ontario will be offering these sessions virtually to keep parents, guardians and caregivers informed. Please register for the session that is convenient for you. Once you are registered, you will receive a

Autisme Ontario accorde un soutien à toutes les familles qui souhaitent s’inscrire au Programme ontarien des services en matière d’autisme (POSA), qui sont actuellement inscrites au programme et qui attendent un budget pour les services aux enfants ou un financement ponctuel provisoire, ou aux familles qui reçoivent actuellement des services. Autisme Ontario proposera des ateliers, des séances de formation et un soutien individuel direct. Descriptions des séances d’information du POSA : MISE À JOUR COVID-19 : Autisme Ontario offrira ces séances sous une forme virtuelle, pour tenir informés les

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Autism Ontario is the province’s leading source of information and referral on autism and one of the largest collective voices representing the autism community. Autism Ontario supports Autistic children, youth and adults, and their families by advocating on their behalf, providing programs and services and creating acceptance and opportunities across Ontario.

General Information about the Summer Fund Information Flyer The Ministry of Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services is continuing to support summer programs for children and youth with autism spectrum disorders through more regionally based programs. Families should check with the Ministry’s Regional Offices for further information regarding other summer camp supports funded by the Government of Ontario. For information about Regional Offices, click here. 1. Do I need to resubmit the proof of diagnosis if I have previously applied for funds? No. If you previously received funds

Déplaint Le Ministère des Services à l'enfance et des Services sociaux et communautaires maintient son appui aux programmes d’été à l’intention des enfants et des adolescents ayant un trouble du spectre de l’autisme, et souhaite qu’un plus grand nombre de régions puissent en bénéficier. Pour de plus amples renseignements sur les autres formes d’aide consentie aux camps d’été par le gouvernement de l’Ontario, les familles doivent s’adresser aux bureaux régionaux de ce ministère. Pour obtenir de l’information sur les bureaux régionaux, cliquez ici. 1. Est-ce que je dois présenter de nouveau la