You're invited to Autism Nova Scotia’s Housewarming on Saturday, September 20, 2025, from 10 am to 12 pm at our new Central Office (201-2737 Joseph Howe Drive, Halifax)! This free event will feature sensory-friendly fun, inclusive activities, tours, mini-presentations, and opportunities to connect with our team and learn more about our programs.
Whether you're an Autistic person, a parent/caregiver, supporter, or community member—everyone is welcome!
The evening will showcase a celebration of Nova Scotia’s finest — from outstanding local food, beverages, and vendors to an unforgettable live musical experience you won’t want to miss.
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We are pleased to welcome 477 Autistic youth and adults across the province this summer. Every donation helps create more memories, friendships, and opportunities for campers to feel seen, supported, and safe. Help us continue building these meaningful connections.
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Membership offers many benefits, both to yourself and our organization. Your annual membership fee goes directly towards supporting the resources and programming Autism Nova Scotia offers for the autism community throughout the province.
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It’s our vision to create a world where autism is understood, accepted and everyone is living a full life. We offer a range of programming, services and advocacy across the lifespan.
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We know that finding support close to home is important to autistic folks and their families. That’s why we have a presence in communities right across the province.
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There’s something about the perfect bite of chocolate. For Ellen Stone, founder of LN – Eat More Art, chocolate isn’t just dessert – it’s an experience, an emotion, and a little piece of edible art. Her journey from trades to truffles is anything but ordinary, and her creations are anything but typical. Ellen didn’t always…
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Screens are a great tool for learning, relaxation, and having fun. Having a balance of screen time and other activities, like play and daily routines, supports a balanced lifestyle. Here are some tips to support learning and to make the most out of screen time in a meaningful way. Learn more about QuickStart Nova Scotia.
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This Action Plan is building a comprehensive approach to move towards full community, economic, and social inclusion for Autistic people in Nova Scotia.
Completing the Action Plan is the first step of this work. Autism Nova Scotia will continue to collaborate with Autistic people, their families/caregivers, and government to implement this Autism Action Plan for Nova Scotia.
Working toward a world where autistic people no longer face barriers to living their best quality of life, Autism Nova Scotia advocates for the autistic community across all levels of government. We act as leaders in educating and training employers, organizations, and institutions in accepting and accommodating autistic individuals in all areas of society.
