Resource Guide

The following list is a guide to Vancouver Island Autism Resources. We have divided this blog into sections so you can use the ones that best suit your current needs, or you can reach out to Sarah directly at [email protected]

This comprehensive guide on Interior BC Autism Resources can help you understand what kind of support is available in your community.

Bookworms of all ages can enjoy these books about autism recommended by AutismBC community members and staff who found them impactful.

Whether you’re autistic or just supporting an autistic loved one, this resource guide can help you find pathways for advocacy support in BC.

AIDE Canada is now offering free audiobooks and ebooks through the AIDE Canada Library. As an AIDE member, you have instant access to over 150 digital […]

Our team has compiled a list of some of the funding & accessibility services that we think you should know about.

Dive into this comprehensive list of Northern BC autism resources to learn about what’s available for autistic people in your area.

Disclaimer: This blog post has been updated in accordance with the AutismBC 2025 Communication Guide. Any mentions of “respite” have been changed to “caregiver wellbeing […]

  Due to a range of biological and/or environmental factors, many autistic people face conditions such as Depression, General Anxiety Disorder (GAD), ADHD/ADD, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder […]

We understand the importance of gender expression and we are committed to inclusion. We will be focusing on Non-binary and Autigender content in our June […]

We are going to talk about Autistic Women and Girls.  When you think of autism do girls and women come to mind? “Girls are less […]

We have listened to our members and understand that it’s not easy to access adult support and services, so we have compiled a list of […]

Amanda: Creating programs and environments that are free from barriers and proactive in providing supports. Every person is included and their possible needs are considered […]

Disclaimer: This blog post has been updated in accordance with the AutismBC 2025 Communication Guide. Any mentions of “respite” have been changed to “caregiver wellbeing support” as […]

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

Corey’s List Thinking in Pictures by Temple Grandin Things that struck me: References to being from another planet—chapter 4 Strong attachment to places—chapter 7 In the […]

These books about autistic women and girls can teach us about a part of the autistic experience that has been historically underrepresented.