We are pleased to welcome 477 Autistic youth and adults across the province this summer. Every donation helps create more memories, friendships, and opportunities for campers to feel seen, supported, and safe. Help us continue building these meaningful connections.
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Mark your calendars for Saturday, June 7 for Walk YOUR Way presented by Carson Exports! Whether you walk, roll, stroll, or simply join us in spirit, your involvement is invaluable. Together, we can create a more accepting and inclusive community for everyone.
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This spring, we’re combining our Spring Garden Road and Bedford Highway offices into a brand-new, accessible, and welcoming space!
Our new central office will be located at 2737 Joseph Howe Drive in Halifax.
Staff will begin moving in April, with the full move completed by June. This exciting move will help us better serve our community and create more opportunities for connection and inclusion. We can’t wait to welcome you!
Membership offers many benefits, both to yourself and our organization. Your annual membership fee goes directly towards supporting the resources and programming Autism Nova Scotia offers for the autism community throughout the province.
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It’s our vision to create a world where autism is understood, accepted and everyone is living a full life. We offer a range of programming, services and advocacy across the lifespan.
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We know that finding support close to home is important to autistic folks and their families. That’s why we have a presence in communities right across the province.
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We are honoured to announce the 2025 Joan Craig Trailblazer Award recipient, Allison Kearley. This award is presented to an outstanding individual who champions the autism community, amplifies Autistic voices, and helps trailblaze a path forward for everyone. Allison was a remarkable community leader and fierce advocate who ensured the autism community was seen, heard,…
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Engaging in messy play activities can help with mealtime, bathtime, and other self-care routines. If they are sensitive to textures, these activities can help slowly make them more comfortable. Helpful tips to get started: Following these tips helps create a supportive environment that encourages exploration and comfort with various textures. Learn more about QuickStart Nova Scotia.
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Working toward a world where autistic people no longer face barriers to living their best quality of life, Autism Nova Scotia advocates for the autistic community across all levels of government. We act as leaders in educating and training employers, organizations, and institutions in accepting and accommodating autistic individuals in all areas of society.
