Autism Nova Scotia was founded as The Provincial Autism Centre in 2002 with one primary goal: to help parents, professionals, those on the spectrum, and others to find the information and services they need to support persons living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). We are a registered charitable organization dependent on donations.
This website is an extension of Autism Nova Scotia's mission to facilitate an exchange of ideas and information about autism through our programs and resources. Members and visitors may browse our catalog, request materials, look through our digital library, do research, and check on events happening in Nova Scotia and around the world.
A great big Thank You to all the people in our neighbourhood for your attendance, bids, sponsorship, time, help and enthusiasm! This year’s Autism Golf Ball raised over $90,000 to support Autism Nova Scotia.
We hope that while you were golfing, enjoying your TV dinners and networking with your colleagues you learned a bit more about Autism. The money you helped us raise will go directly to programs like Autism Works and Autism Nova Scotia's unique summer camp, and to further support essential resources and programs for people with autism and their families across the province. Thanks again for your role in our “really big show”. It’s not too early to circle next year’s date in your calendar: October 20, 2012.
Thank you to everyone who made the first Walk the Walk for Autism a huge success!
Please join us again this year on Saturday, June 18, 2011
Online registration will close at 11:00am on June 17 at www.walkthewalkforautism.ca. You may also register on the morning of the Walk when you arrive.
Want to talk to other people in the autism community? Come on over to our online discussion forum
Success in the Workplace! A short film co authored by CTV and PAC focusing on the mutual benefits of employing someone with Autism.
Wednesday April 13, 2011 Government Response to AMAT Report - Historic Day for Autism Support in Nova Scotia
As many of you probably already know, the Government of Nova Scotia responded to the Report on "Lifespan Needs for Persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder" at a press conference at the ... read more
Thursday December 1, 2011 Autism Nova Scotia’s Holiday Open House and Awards Ceremony
Be Our Guest for a festive Open House at Autism Nova Scotia on Thursday, December 1st.Join us from 4:30pm-7:00pm for Holiday Festivities and Refreshments. Enjoy an evening of Holiday Cheer ... read more