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Life with ASD: Resources for Adults and Youth > Available Services

Available Services

	Overview
	Self-advocacy and Support
	Available Services
	Post-secondary Education
	Joining the Workforce
	Residential Services
	Leisure and Recreation
	Health and Counselling Services
	Resources and Links

The Canadian government provides a single access point for Government of Canada information on disability-related programs and services:
Persons with Disabilities Online: http://www.pwd-online.ca Here you will find links to all provincial and territorial programs, benefits and services for persons with disabilities.

Provincial and Territorial Autism Societies can help you find the following kinds of resources, if they are available in your area:

Self-advocacy and peer support groups
Post-secondary education support: university/college programs, planning, classroom accommodations, new technologies
Life-skills programs
Vocational training and job placement services, workplace supports and accommodations
Health, counselling and behavioural consultant services
Residential Services: affordable housing registries/placement services, residential service providers, home support service, Community Living services
Sports, recreation and social programs
Legal resources

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Autism Society Canada (ASC) provides numerous links from this website to sites maintained by other groups. These links are provided purely to assist our visitors in finding further information and in good faith. The presence of a link at ASC’s website does not necessarily imply that ASC supports, endorses or recommends a method, treatment, product, resource, remedial centre, website, or program – nor does the absence of a link imply a that ASC does not support it. Visitors requiring medical or therapeutic advice should seek it from a professional. Our purpose in this website and in other material provided by ASC is to inform and support visitors by providing access to a wide range of available information related to Autism Spectrum Disorders. ASC cannot be held responsible for any damage or loss caused by any inaccuracy in this site, or in linked sites/pages.