April 2nd is World Autism Awareness Day where we increase awareness of autism spectrum disorder, break down the barriers faced by people with autism and celebrate neurodiversity.

This year LRCSS is taking action to support children and youth through our #ABAforAll Campaign to break down the financial barriers to ABA

All month long we're celebrating Autism Awareness and taking action to support Children and Youth with autism and their ability to access critical supports like applied behaviour analysis through our #ABAforAll campaign.

Today is World Autism Awareness Day where we increase awareness of autism spectrum disorder, break down the barriers faced by people with autism and celebrate neurodiversity.

April is Autism Awareness Month where we strive to increase awareness of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), create an understanding of what autism is and help break down barriers faced by people with autism spectrum disorder by embracing neurodiversity.

At Lake Ridge Community Support Services, it’s baked into our culture and driven by a leadership team comprised of brilliant women leading the next generation of behaviour analysts to serve families in our community.

Bullying is something many people face in their lives and children, youth and adults with autism spectrum disorder and intellectual disabilities are no different. That’s why we’ll be dawning our pink shirts on February 26th at Lake Ridge Community Support Services.

Will you join us?