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Aging Collection

Aging Collection

An elderly couple wearing white shirts

Grandparents Collection

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ENJOYING MY HOME: Supported Housing Options for Autism and Intellectual Disability in Canada

A person sitting in a chair by the seaside

Aging Matters: Indigenous Perspectives Roots: Indigenous Families and Self-Advocates

Teen Collection

Teen Collection

houses near some water

Nova Scotia Collection

Alberta Collection

Alberta Collection

A grandfather and his granddaughter walking together in a park

Deciding on Support Needs for the Future: An Expert Panel on Supported Decision Making

A Happy Family Sitting on the Grass

Caring for the Caregivers of Individuals with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities

From Just Surviving to Thriving in High School

From Just Surviving to Thriving in High School

Beyond High School: Self Identity and Managing Life

Beyond High School: Self Identity and Managing Life

Employment Supports and Services Webinar

Employment Supports and Services Webinar

Culturally Responsive Communication with Families in which a Child has Autism: A Toolkit for Health Care Providers

Culturally Responsive Communication with Families in which a Child has Autism: A Toolkit for Health Care Providers

Autism in the Pediatric Emergency Department: Supporting Successful Visits

Autism in the Pediatric Emergency Department: Supporting Successful Visits

Close-up of a woman's hand writing in a notebook in a sunny park

Transition to Adulthood Services: Continuing to Foster Self-Determination, Choices and Self-Advocacy

Apple and books at school

Elementary and Secondary Education – Supports and Services

Lady enjoying the nature

Navigating the Teen Years: Some Tips for Parents in Moving Forward

Understanding Consent and Capacity Rules in Canada – Toolkit

Understanding Consent and Capacity Rules in Canada – Toolkit

Two young men walking on a university campus outdoors

AIDE Canada starts a conversation with Dr. Timothy Stainton about inclusion

Autism funding and programs for 18+ in British Columbia

Autism funding and programs for 18+ in British Columbia

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