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The health and well-being of CAN families, participants, staff, volunteers, partners and supporters is our top priority. In response to provincial health recommendations, all CAN programs and events across BC have been suspended until the end of June.
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#WeBelieve | This Autism Acceptance Month, we will be focusing on one of the things that will not change. Our values. Follow along as we reveal our 6 new belief statements throughout April.
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What We Do

Programs

Our highly supported programs empower individuals with autism to build the confidence and skills necessary to enjoy a lifetime of sport and physical activity.

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Programs

Our highly supported programs empower individuals with autism to build the confidence and skills necessary to enjoy a lifetime of sport and physical activity.

Canucks Autism Network staff members Darcie Domes and Ryan Yao provide an autism awareness presentation to Telus World of Science staff.

Training

Through various training initiatives, we are able to further support individuals with autism and their families by building capacity in their local home communities.

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Canucks Autism Network staff members Darcie Domes and Ryan Yao provide an autism awareness presentation to Telus World of Science staff.

Training

Through various training initiatives, we are able to further support individuals with autism and their families by building capacity in their local home communities.

Community Engagement

We strive to promote acceptance, accessibility, and inclusion in community spaces across BC so that individuals with autism and their families will feel understood, accepted and supported in a range of community activities and spaces.

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Community Engagement

We strive to promote acceptance, accessibility, and inclusion in community spaces across BC so that individuals with autism and their families will feel understood, accepted and supported in a range of community activities and spaces.

“The programs are so well designed for children to make them feel comfortable in a fun recreational setting.  I feel like their unique needs and strengths are being celebrated rather than accommodated. Every aspect of the program is so well designed and you can tell a tremendous amount of thought has gone into the structure of the programs.”

CAN Parent, 2018