AIDE and our trusted partners have curated a collection of resources about friendship to support the journey of autistic and neurodivergent people — at any stage of life.

To survive and thrive, we often need to be able to conform to expectations, rules, and schedules that work for some but not for others. AIDE Canada and partners have created resources covering everything from masking to prevention and recovery strategies.

  Contents: For Library Books Transitioning Advocacy & Rights Funding Explaining Autism to Non-Autistic Peers Navigating High school Post-Secondary Resources for Educators   For Library Books Library Resources: Back to school   AIDE Canada Library offers a large collection of print and digital (eBook and audiobook) resources. For each of the resources below, we have…

Oral health is an important part of overall health but can be a challenge for some neurodivergent people. Sensory experiences, anxiety, or communication challenges can be barriers to receiving proper dental care.

Adults with developmental disabilities are at higher risk of developing osteoporosis – a bone disease that makes them vulnerable to fractures. This infographic points out some important facts and tips about osteoporosis and developmental disability.

Being a caregiver of those with intellectual disabilities and/or those with developmental disabilities can be both rewarding and challenging. This toolkit is designed to provide families with strategies to help individuals navigate their needs and balance them with the needs of their loved one. There is a section just for sibling caregivers as well as…

This collection explores Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) through accessible toolkits, videos, and learning materials that help deepen understanding, build emotional awareness, and support well-being in everyday life.