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After many months of excitement, our 2026 raffle & 50/50 is complete! Thank you to everyone who made this fundraiser possible. Whether you bought tickets, spread the word, or sponsored, we are so grateful that you have helped us in funding inclusive programs across the province.
Don’t forget to vote! The BC general local elections are underway with voting day on Saturday, October 17.
For resources on inclusion, including how and when to vote, visit our resource guide: https://t.co/gxvCWkNmmb
2 DAYS LEFT to get your raffle and 50/50 tickets! Will your name be in the draw to win a brand-new car or a five-figure cash prize?
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On Orange Shirt Day, AutismBC honors Residential School Survivors and commits to safe, inclusive spaces for all. Read our member Ashley's blog on a Métis Pathway to Autism Inclusion here: https://t.co/JbqmuWL9en
AutismBC stands with Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc and Indigenous communities. Hate will not have the final word, and it will not silence the truth. Our hearts are with everyone who is carrying this grief. We commit to listen, learn, and act. #EveryChildMatters
It’s Truth and Reconciliation Week. This week offers a vital opportunity for all of us to listen, learn, and deeply reflect on the rich histories, diverse cultures, and profound experiences of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.
Find resources at https://t.co/NACGOYeFWP
Our Annual Northern Community Picnic brought together families, volunteers, and community partners for a day filled with connection, creativity, and fun. From making crafts to enjoying outdoor games, there was something for everyone. https://t.co/o3TiTJHhKX
Is your kid aging out of MCFD services?
This blog covers programs and services available to autistic adults and walks caregivers through the steps of transition to adulthood. Check out the end for FAQs!
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New school year—new advocacy challenges. This downloadable guide offers clear steps and links to support your personal advocacy journey across the lifespan. It aims to reduce overwhelm and help you decide your next right step.
https://t.co/WmcPmUh0Lt
The AutismBC Raffle and 50/50 is our biggest fundraiser of the year and we need your help to spread the word.
Here’s what you can do:
🎟️ Buy your tickets at the link below.
🔗 Share this post!
📧Send an email to your contacts in BC.
📞 Tell a friend!
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TOMORROW: Free peer group for caregivers of autistic preteens, teens, and young adults! Join us on zoom from 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM.
Registration is quick, but required. Visit https://t.co/oqjLqBZBzd
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Today, AutismBC released a statement supporting Petition e-7703, a Canadian initiative calling for a national alert framework to help protect autistic people, non-speaking individuals, and people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
https://t.co/12M1cqzFgV
New to autism with a new school year looming? Need a refresher on Individualized Education Plans (IEP)? Find everything you need to advocate your child with an IEP in our blog: https://t.co/a3viO9XhyI
School can be a significant challenge for neurodivergent students. The pressures of school may lead to frequent absences or school avoidance. Gaining deeper insight into the stressors of school can help, from sensory differences to social demands.
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Your choice. Your plan. Your life. This free live webinar, in collaboration with Nidus, offers a robust overview of personal planning and Representation Agreements. Nidus staff will review the usefulness of personal planning.
https://t.co/8loZEpVIei
Thank you to the Victoria Foundation for awarding us $18,274 through their 2026 Vital Grant Stream. This funding will stay on Vancouver Island, helping more autistic individuals connect, build confidence, and form friendships through community events.