Educators and professionals
Teachers, educational assistants, psychologists, therapists, and social workers can share expertise and help make support more consistent across home, school, and community.
Get involved
Parents and caregivers guide their family’s journey. Support Partners strengthen that support with knowledge, resources, encouragement, and practical help—without taking control.
Become a Support PartnerPeople and organizations in a family’s community can each play a meaningful role in supporting autistic children and their families.
Teachers, educational assistants, psychologists, therapists, and social workers can share expertise and help make support more consistent across home, school, and community.
Relatives and friends can offer encouragement, practical help, and belonging without judgment.
Organizations can create welcoming opportunities for autistic children and their families to participate.
Volunteers can help strengthen the community support around families.
The autistic child remains at the centre of decisions. The parent or caregiver is the trusted guide. Support Partners contribute knowledge, resources, encouragement, and practical support while respecting the family’s priorities.
Autism Guide Support is starting with families and community partners in Mississauga and Peel Region.
If you’re interested in becoming a Support Partner, complete the interest form below.
Parents and caregivers can use the Get Support page to request to join the Everyday Guide Lab pilot or separately request a free kit.