We’d like to extend a big thank you to our volunteers, Brandon, Lauren and Ashley who came out this morning to join in on Christmas Cheer! You have each made an impact by helping families in our area who are in need this holiday season.
For more information on Christmas Cheer, please visit http://christmascheerbarrie.com
We spoke with Sarah about her love of travel! Sarah shared some excellent information with us about her recent trip to Ireland, her recommended travel locations and also some accessibility considerations when planning trips. Hi Sarah, Thank you for spending the time to talk with me today about your travels! “We went to Ireland. My family and…
Craft Circle is a virtual social hour for autistic Women.Members enjoy spending time crafting while connecting with a group that loves arts and crafts. Check out two of the members beautiful creations below! Hailey’s Crafts Include: Book nooks, knitting projects, handmade scented soap in the shape of snowflakes and visual art – which is a Diamond…
The transition from secondary school to life is one of the most stressful times in the lives of every young adult, but for those with Autism Spectrum Disorders and their parents, the event is overwhelming and anxiety-provoking. In this session, Patricia O’Connor addresses issues and discusses strategies to support young adults and their parents/caregivers during…
Andrew Joseph Roy: August 22, 1989 March 5, 2018 On March 5, 2018 we lost a wonderful person. On that day, Andrew Roy passed away suddenly at 28. It has been a very difficult month for everyone but last week, we came together to celebrate Andrew’s life. We talked about Andrew the collector, the gamer,…
FOR YOUNG ADULTS IN BARRIE AREA Steven Vanderschee runs his own digitizing embroidery business and is looking to train someone with ASD/Asperger’s on embroidery. This is a free learning opportunity for someone who is interested in becomming involved in this industry. Skills required: attention to detail If you are interested in this opportunity please contact Steven…
On April 27 Paulette and Pat attended the Youth Speaking Up Forum on professional care for LQBTQ2+ youth at Lakehead University in Orillia. It was sponsored by the Gilbert Centre and topics included healthcare, school, housing, families, mental health and employment. The information was excellent and the speakers were knowledgeable and dynamic. One of the…
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