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Guide to Accessing Financial Benefits as an Autistic Adult
If you’re a newly diagnosed autistic adult in BC, you may be wondering about accessing financial benefits and services that are available in the province. Jake Anthony, an autistic adult and AutismBC’s former Program Ambassador shares information and tips to help you get started.
Analysis Finds Serious Shortcomings in MCFD’s Proposed Assessment Tools
You can read it here or click the image below: What are the shortcomings? In late 2021, BC’s MCFD announced changes to how it […]
Getting Together on the Spectrum: Autistic Adult Meet-Up Group
Are you an autistic adult who’s interested in meeting and connecting with other adults like yourself? If so, then our autistic adult meet-up group is for you!
Housing Supports for Autistic Adults
Most families with autistic or neurodivergent children want their loved one to receive housing support once they become adults. Yet, housing resources are limited.
Adult Autism Assessment Survey
Adult Assessment Survey A Never-ending referral cycle In the past two years, AutismBC has seen a marked increase in the number of requests […]
Interior BC Autism Resources
This comprehensive guide on Interior BC Autism Resources can help you understand what kind of support is available in your community.
Recreational Respite*
Disclaimer: This blog post has been updated in accordance with the AutismBC 2025 Communication Guide. Any mentions of “respite” not counting formal organization names have […]
Ann’s Assessment Journey
“The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” When I was 17 and a half, the way I saw myself (and the world) shifted […]
Insiders’ Perspectives on Adult Autism Diagnosis
Currently, in British Columbia, there is no system tracking the number of adult autism diagnoses. About 2.5% of children in BC have an autism diagnosis, […]
Autism Diagnosis for Adults
Currently, in BC, there are no publicly funded systems for adults that are specifically designed to diagnose autism. So finding an appropriate pathway to support can be challenging.
From Anxiety and ADHD to Autism with Julia Mitchell
From Anxiety and ADHD to Autism I refer to myself interchangeably (I have autism / I am autistic); however, I prefer it when other people […]
Support Their Future: Jenny Story
This season, please give to the AutismBC Support Their Future Fund to help empower, support, and connect the autism community today.
Support Their Future: Jake Anthony
“Acceptance is saying ‘I Care’” My autism journey I work as the Program Ambassador for AutismBC and was diagnosed back in 1997, at the […]
Meeting Sensory Needs During the Holidays
Lisa Watson is a Regional Coordinator with AutismBC and a parent of an autistic child. Jake Anthony is an adult on the autism spectrum. Plan […]
Jon Przybyl, New Board Director
Could you tell us a bit about yourself and your family? I’m originally from Stony Mountain, Manitoba just outside of Winnipeg. Our big claim to […]
AutismBC rejects MCFD’s information sessions and survey for community members
AutismBC rejects these information sessions as a form of meaningful consultation with MCFD. The sessions did not provide any new information and created even more […]
Support Their Future: Lucas Gates
“Sharing my story could help others” My name is Lucas Gates. I am an autism advocate and a co-host on the Pulse Autism […]
34 Disability Organizations write to MCFD
December 3, 2021 Honourable Mitzi Dean Ministry of Children & Family Development PO Box 9724 Stn. Prov Govt Victoria, BC V8W 9S2 RE: […]

















