Annapolis Valley
Regional Autism Centre
The Annapolis Valley Chapter of Autism Nova Scotia provides support, networking, and social learning opportunities to Autistic individuals, persons with autism, and their families and loved ones. We strive to promote education about autism, service navigation, and provide an inclusive, fun, non-judgmental atmosphere where our members can participate in rewarding programs and social activities.
Autism Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley Chapter is proud to offer various programs and supports to our region:
In addition to the local social programs listed above, we also offer province-wide programming at our centre including:
• Family Support & Resource Navigation
• Healthy Relationships Sexuality & Autism
• Employment Supports & Programming
• Post-Secondary Autism Support Services
Office:
Regional Autism Centre - Kentville
2 Calkin Drive
Kentville NS B4N 3V7
Contact:
Kathryn Burgher
AVNavigator@autismns.ca AV_RC@autismns.ca
902-349-9318
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