World Autism Awareness Day holds special significance for many

PRINCE GEORGE – World Autism Awareness Day was created 12 years ago with the goal of educating people about autism while simultaneously ending the stigma surrounding it. Since then the entire month of April has become dedicated to raising awareness about the condition.

For families of children with autism, it can be a challenging, yet enriching process.

Janice Oliver’s daughter Eden was diagnosed when she was two. An early diagnosis can mean more success in the child’s future.

For Janice, the road ahead will be challenging but taking it day by day and using the available resources at places like the Pacific Autism Family Network will make the journey easier.