IAC Newsletter COVID Catch-up 5th ed.
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The Transition to Life Kingston participants had a great outing with Kingston 4 Paws Service Dogs. The group met at St Lawrence College to Kingston 4 Paws Service Dogs. The organization spent some time talking to the group about why they train service dogs, what commands they use, how these dogs are important to…
The IAC Summer Newsletter 2022 has been released! Highlights include: Fall Registration for The Tech Club Virtual Cooking Program Updates on Participants (new jobs, volunteer opportunities and more!) Click here to view the full newsletter.
Note: This article was originally published in 2017 Living independently is something to which I believe everyone aspires. The freedom such independence promises is borderline intoxicating, especially to a young adult. That said, independence is not something that comes as easily as one may think, and when you add an ASD to the mix, becoming…
“The Spectrum Perspective” is a new addition to the blog and will feature writers that have an ASD who will provide their perspective on a wide variety of topics. The first entry is by one of our members – Matthew Lemay! This intelligent young man discusses “Dealing with a Late Diagnosis”. If you are interested…
Last Month we were featured on the Cover of Autism Matters and in the Barrie and Innisfil Examiner! Check out Past Issues of Autism Matters.
Bea completed Fashion and Editorial Make-Up and Make-Up Comprehensive Certifications from George Brown College. Her creative, focused and detail oriented approach to her profession led her to head of her class. Her exemplary work has resulted in positions as a make-up artist on set and head of make-up for two movies and a variety of…