Families working together for appropriate treatment of autistic children.

Working to assist and empower families and affected individuals, to raise community awareness, and to foster acceptance of children and adults with Autistic Spectrum disorders.

Dedicated to medically necessary autism treatment.

Promotes public awareness, understanding and acceptance of persons with autism/pdd while providing support to families for the realization of services and programs within their community.

The Western Autism PDD Association is made up of parents and family of Autistic persons and professionals who work in the area of Autism.

A non-profit provincial society composed mainly of parents and professionals working together on behalf of all people in the province who are affected by autism.

A support group for families and individuals whose lives are affected in some way by the Autism/PDD spectrum.

Provides support and networking to families and others involved with children with Autism/PDD.

Working together to improve the quality of life for persons with autism and pervasive developmental disorders.

Provides parents with information about Autism Spectrum Disorders and support in Chatham-Kent, Ontario, Canada.

Works with families and communities to ensure that persons with autism and pervasive developmental disorders achieve the highest quality of life as productive members of society.

Chapter information and links.

Works with families and communities to ensure that persons with autism and pervasive developmental disorders achieve the highest quality of life as productive members of society.

Diagnoses, treatments and therapies; coping and support strategies; internet resources; conferencing, announcements, and bulletin boards; family and adult issues; newsletters, research papers; funding issues.

Requests the rights for all autistic persons: to be able to achieve the best possible level of social autonomy, the right to live with dignity, the right to education, the right to specific structures that would allow compensations for past shortcomings. [English,French]

Actively involved in public awareness and education of autism.