• AutismBC Socials: Introduction to Minecraft

    Zoom - Registration Required
    AutismBC Socials

    Intro to Minecraft is a welcoming, beginner-friendly program designed for children and youth who are new to Minecraft and AutismBC programs.

  • AutismBC Meets: Self-Discovery

    Zoom
    AutismBC Meets

    Self-discovery is for autistic and neurodivergent adults (18+) who are exploring their identity, diagnosis, and/or have lived experience.

  • AutismBC Socials: Minecraft Club

    Zoom
    AutismBC Socials

    Our Minecraft Club hosted by Elysium on Zoom is an inclusive space for autistic children and youth who are experienced Minecraft players.

  • AutismBC Goes to The Golden Spurtle at VIFF

    VIFF Centre 1181 Seymour St., Vancouver, BC, Canada
    AutismBC Goes

    Join autistic adults in our membership at this film screening of The Golden Spurtle by VIFF to connect, discuss, and more.

    Free
  • AutismBC Socials: Pokémon Club (Richmond)

    Pacific Autism Family Network 3688 Cessna Drive, Richmond, BC +1 more
    AutismBC Socials

    Our Pokémon Club is a facilitated, themed monthly program designed for children and youth ages 6–16 to enjoy a shared passion for Pokémon.

  • AutismBC Goes to Young Engineers Richmond (Giveaway)

    Young Engineers Richmond 11780 Hammersmith Way #220, Richmond, BC V7A 5E9
    AutismBC Goes

    Enter a draw to attend our upcoming Goes to Young Engineers Richmond and enjoy STEM workshops for kids from Kindergarten to Grade 7.

    Free
  • AutismBC Meets: Supporting Adults

    AutismBC Meets

    Supporting Adults brings together families of autistic adults to share experiences, challenges, and resources.

  • AutismBC Meets: Transitions and Beyond

    AutismBC Meets

    Transitions and Beyond is for families who are further along in their autism journey and beginning to navigate more complex support needs.

  • AutismBC Meets: New to Autism

    Zoom
    AutismBC Meets

    New to Autism is for parents and caregivers of autistic children and youth (ages 0–18) navigating the early stages of an autism diagnosis.