Autism Supports and Services, Aged 19 and Younger
Autism is a form of neurodiversity that impacts how a person experiences the world. Each person with autism has unique strengths and challenges that affect how they communicate, socialize, play, and learn. Some people with autism may require significant support in their daily lives, while others need less support. Autism is a way of being different than others but not less than others. Autism is lifelong, and while it can be challenging for the child and their family, it can also bring great joy, creativity and innovation.
Service locations
Autism Services of Saskatoon
Community Health Services
Don Ross Community Centre
Grenfell Health Centre
Moose Jaw Family Wellness Centre
Facility
Community
Central Butte
Coronach
Gravelbourg
Lafleche
Moose Jaw
Nipawin and Area Early Years Family Resource Centre
Community
Hudson Bay
Melfort
Nipawin
Northwest Health Facility (Meadow Lake Hospital)
Prairie North Health Centre
Regina Child and Youth Services
Rosetown & District Health Centre
Facility
Community
Davidson
Kindersley
Kyle
Rosetown
Unity
St. Joseph's Hospital and Health Centre
Victoria Square Medical Centre
Weyburn Community Health Services
Yorkton Public Health
SHA Facility
Non-SHA Facility