Autism Nova Scotia’s Holiday Giving Campaign in Support of Camp.
Where every contribution strengthens a branch of this tree,
Every act of generosity becomes a meaningful connection for campers, and,
Every gift supports the tools, staff, experiences, and environments that make belonging possible.
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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. That’s why we have local centres in communities across the province.
Regional Autism Centres
The holiday season brings connection, celebration, and new experiences, but it can also bring sensory demands, schedule changes, and social pressure. For many Autistic and neurodivergent adults, these shifts can make the holidays feel overwhelming rather than enjoyable. At the Pinwheel Wellness Centre, we are committed to creating supportive, accessible wellness experiences year-round. This season, Ribbert, our Pinwheel…
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Honouring 2025 Sheelagh Nolan Award Recipient, Claire Wight Autism Nova Scotia is proud to present the 2025 Sheelagh Nolan Award for Excellence in Teaching to Claire Wight, Learning Centre Teacher at Bible Hill Junior High School. Claire’s commitment to neuroaffirming, student-centred education has made a meaningful impact on her school community and the families she…
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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.
