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Technically this is a national organization, but does offer services to those with ASDs in Toronto/Ontario. I wanted to share this service as it was actually recommended to me by a parent of a student who has autism in my class when I was compiling a list of useful community resources. Spectrum Works aims to break the negative stigmas surrounding employing people with autism and also actively helps to connect individuals to jobs in line with their preferences and strengths.

Contact:
55 John Street, Toronto, ONT, CAN

416-467-0839

info@spectrumworks.ca

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TACT is a center in Toronto serving children with autism spectrum disorder through the application of ABA techniques and therapies. Their mission aims to "improve the lives of children with ASD and their families by providing access to evidence-based treatment in a positive and supportive learning environment".

Contact:
175 St. Clair West, Toronto, ON

416.320.3226
info@autismtoronto.ca

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Holland Bloorview provides both inpatient and outpatient services to youth and families with disabilities in Toronto. Specifically, this organization offers the ECHO Ontario Autism program which aims to "...build province-wide community capacity and ability to screen, diagnose, and manage children and youth with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in Ontario".

Contact:
416-425-6220
info@hollandbloorview.ca
150 Kilgour Rd, East York, ON M4G 1R8

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One of the largest service providers for individuals with Autism in Ontario is the Geneva Centre for Autism. The Geneva Centre "serves over 3,000 families in Toronto, providing a holistic service to individuals with ASD, offering various clinical programs and services that stem from the latest evidence-based clinical practices."

Contact:
112 Merton Street, Toronto, Ontario,  M4S 2Z8
bmiraftab@autism.net
416-322-7877

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Strides Toronto has a large umbrella of resources that they provide to adults and children with ASDs, and the families of children with ASDs in Toronto. Notably, this organization seeks to enhance an individual's life by assisting with socialization skills and connecting families to community supports/resources. This organization supports individuals from the pre-natal stage to the age of 29 years old.

Contact:
6 Locations across Toronto
416-438-3697
contactus@stridestoronto.ca