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On October 25th, we were given the opportunity to celebrate our #EverydayAutismHeroes at the 2020 BC Autism Awards, presented by Applewood Auto Group! It was a truly inspiring […]

The shortlist for the BC Autism Awards 2020 is here! Thank you for nominating your Everyday Autism Heroes. Their dedication and passion for the autism […]

Users of the virtual 3D bus tool can practice boarding buses online and peruse the built-in mobility guide for a more accessible experience.

We at AutismBC would like to express our concern regarding the information provided to the public about two recent incidents involving children on the autism […]

About Dr. Grace Iarocci  Dr. Grace Iarocci has worked in autism research since 1992, and in 2000 joined Simon Fraser University where she founded the Autism and […]

Autism Funding Unit In BC, we have access to provincial government funding for autism services through the Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD). People […]

One of the easiest ways to support AutismBC is through our proud partner: Trans-Continental Textile Recycling Ltd (TCTR). According to Waste Reduction Week Canada, the […]

Did you know that many grocery and retail stores across the province have stepped up to provide “Sensory-Friendly Shopping?”  

“By being different, by having the specific set of skills and challenges that YOU alone possess, you are the best one to invent that new […]

AutismBC Talks are online presentations that provide valuable learnings related to autism and the community. Whether you want to expand your knowledge, explore new topics, […]

“In a fast-paced and diverse world, it can be easy to make a wrong turn. With no ill intent, you can suddenly find yourself being […]

Minecraft Club is an inclusive space for Minecraft enthusiasts to come together and play! Our mission is to inspire connection through sharing tips, tricks and […]

Young Adult Social Time (YAST) groups provide a place for participants to meet and talk with others in an environment that is understanding and non-judgemental. […]

Welcome to Pokémon Club, a fun and inclusive space for young people ages 6-16 who share a passion for Pokémon! Participants older than 16 are […]

Now this is a story all about how my life got flipped, turned upside down.     I think most special needs parents can relate […]

I strongly prefer identity-first language (i.e., Autistic person). To me, that is putting the person first, because autism informs every aspect of who I am. […]

We are proud to be a part of a diverse community. This is our inclusivity statement and our promise to our members.   At AutismBC, each […]

Former AutismBC staff member Lisa shares how she practices self-care and why it’s healthy to be selfish sometimes.