Youth & Adult

Brayden: “I believe I can be something in this world.”

Government of B.C. awards $540,000 to Canucks Autism Network in support of mental health initiatives for Autistic individuals

Enhancing supports for individuals living with mental-health and substance-use needs is an...

“I can tell my brother loves CAN, because…”

Volunteer Spotlight: Roger Roy

A retired father of two, Roger began volunteering because of his sons, both of whom are on...

Canucks celebrate autism acceptance this Sunday!

As we get ready to celebrate World Autism Day, the CAN community will take centre stage as...

CAN x Foundry: Increasing mental health support for Autistic individuals

Foundry BC youth peer supporters now have access to online training that will allow them t...

Sarah Russell:“CAN is home to me.”

I've been working with CAN since 2015. Last year, I learned of my diagnosis and joined as ...

Breaking barriers: From CAN to Chilliwack Minor Hockey

Barriers are made to be broken. CAN started it all for Mitchell. Watching Mitchell as he h...

CAN removes diagnosis barrier for youth & adults to access programs

CAN will no longer be requiring a formal diagnosis for individuals over 13 years of age wh...