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Autism Support Network Society

The Autism Support Network Society (https://www.autismsupportbc.ca/) is a grassroots organization, run by parents of autistic children. Through our website, online presentations, in person parent meetings and one-on-one contacts, we educate and help empower families to set up research-based behaviour intervention programs for their autistic children; with the intention to help the child reach full potential and have quality life experiences in the community. All of our services are FREE. Quality behaviour intervention can allow autistics to be successful in schools, daycares, and at home. We educate parents and professionals through presentations, meetings, and one-on-one interactions.

In addition to our support in English, we recently hired staff to provide culturally appropriate support in Farsi, Mandarin, and Punjabi. We have found that many immigrant and refugee parents are not comfortable attending presentations for cultural reasons. Also, we discovered that immigrant families are vulnerable to inadequate or improper services because they are fearful of standing up for their child’s rights. As a result of these findings, we have arranged our staff to provide more intensive one-on-one support, which in turn, gains parental trust and empowers these marginalized parents to advocate for their child. This has put a greater demand on our free services.

WE SERVE THESE POPULATIONS: 

    Children & Youth, Immigrants, Persons with disabilities or special needs

WE ADDRESS THESE ISSUES:

    Education, Health & Wellness, Safety

For more information or to support our work

Contact Information:

Dione Costanzo

President

CRA Registration Number

875916793RR0001

Non Profit

We'd like to thank the City of Surrey for allowing us to use many of their amazing photos of life in Surrey.

Email: info@surreycares.org

Phone: 604-591-2699

P.O. Box 34089, Surrey, BC,

Canada V3S 8C4

Charitable Registration:

892378043 RR0001

SurreyCares acknowledge that our work is carried out on the shared and unceded traditional territories of the Fraser Salish People, including the Kwantlen, Katzie, QayQayt, Semiahmoo, and Tsawwassen. We are grateful to the Indigenous peoples who have cared for these lands since time immemorial.

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