Every province funds and supports autism services differently — what applies in Ontario often doesn't exist in British Columbia, Alberta, or Manitoba. We've organized verified government programs, funding options, and support services by province, so you can find exactly what applies to your family.
This page is a resource, not a sales pitch — bookmark it, share it, and come back anytime your family's situation changes.
Alberta funds autism and other childhood disability supports through Family Support for Children with Disabilities (FSCD), which can include Specialized Services, Behavioural/Developmental Support, and family support services, along with Jordan's Principle funding for eligible First Nations children.
Manitoba's core program is Children's disABILITY Services (CDS), run through the Department of Families, which can fund ABA programming and other supports — often delivered through the non-profit St. Amant, including the Manitoba ABA Program for Children with Autism (MABACA).
A small number of supports apply no matter which province you live in.
Whichever province you're in, our home-based ABA programs are designed and supervised by certified BCBAs and delivered by trained ABA therapists.
Funding rules can be confusing, especially if you're new to a province or a diagnosis is recent. Book a free consultation and we'll help you understand what applies to your family — no obligation.
