Other Programs and Services

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Tutoring is academic in nature, with a focus on providing behavioural supports and accommodations to each child that meets their individual learning style. We provide tutoring with a focus on English (reading and writing), Math, Science, Social Studies, and test preparation. Lessons will focus on homework help or specific materials provided by the parents.

Tutors have autism specific training and are supervised by a certified teacher, and supported by our clinical board members. Bilingual tutoring limited by availability. An intake assesses the child’s needs and determines program suitability.

Monday- Friday flexible availability

For more information please contact admin@autismconnections.ca

The Vulnerable Person Registry is a voluntary registry which allows citizens to record vital information pertaining to themselves, vulnerable family members, or other persons in their care. It can be found on the City of Fredericton's website. This information can be used to assist police in the event of an incident involving the registered person.​ Once the form is filled out, please mail or drop off the completed form to the Fredericton Police Department.

Autism Connections will no longer be accepting the Vulnerable Persons Registry forms, they must be submitted directly to the Fredericton Police

A Vulnerable Person is defined as a person who due to a medical, mental health or physical condition (diagnosed or undiagnosed), may exhibit patterns of behaviour that could increase risk of harm to themselves or others.

Examples where a vulnerable person or their caretaker may consider registering:

Annual registration is required to keep your form active. It is the responsibility of the applicant to re-submit the form on a yearly basis with any required updates. It is recommended that you re-submit on the registrant’s birthday to make it easier to remember.

Please include a colour photograph of the vulnerable person with every registration. All registrations will be confirmed by a member of the Fredericton Police Force.

Print off and complete this form and mail or drop off to:Fredericton Police ForceAttn: Vulnerable Persons Registry311 Queen StreetFredericton, NBE3B 1B1Please include a colour photograph of vulnerable person with every registration. All registrations will be confirmed by a member of the Fredericton Police Force.

Please be advised that it will be the responsibility of the caregiver to re-new registrations on a yearly basis and/or update any change of the registrant during that year.

If you have any question, please contact Samantha Landry - Victim Witness Coordinator at the Fredericton Police Force at phone number (506) 460-2422.

The York Sunbury Ground Search & Rescue program is pleased to introduce Project Lifesaver. This new initiative allows caregivers of individuals with autism spectrum disorder or other diverse needs to monitor a person's location through the use of a wearable wristband in the event of an emergency. In the event that the wearer were to go missing, the search and rescue team would use the wristband to track the individual's location and facilitate the search process.

For more information, contact the York Sunbury Search & Rescue team for a free consultation.

​Call (506) 461-5832 or visit YSSR.ca