ASD is one of the most common developmental disabilities in Canada, affecting 1% of our population. If our families are not directly affected, our neighbours’ families are, and as a responsible and caring community, we are eager to band together to lend our support. We welcome you to explore the ways you can connect with Jake’s House below, and discover how you may be able to provide help and hope to children and families living with autism.
On July 9th, 2022, several athletes from Shiftd Hockey enjoyed a Saturday filled with ball hockey fun with the Jake’s House family. Numerous former and current professional hockey players came out to share their knowledge and experiences and teach proper ball hockey techniques.
On March 23rd, 2022, Jake’s House was grateful to provide four families in our autism community with complimentary tickets to a Toronto Marlies game. These tickets had VIP access to a suite with complimentary food and drink!
We personally understand how challenging it is to raise a child with autism. But even before a parent can search for the resources and develop the skills required to raise a child on the spectrum – how do you know signs your child is on the autism spectrum in the first place?
We are all aware of the rapid change to our lives with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. We’re wishing the best to everyone managing COVID-19 while living with autism. In order to prevent the illness and stay safe, we want everyone to fully understand it.
To get started let's learn about the virus:
On July 9th, 2022, several athletes from Shiftd Hockey enjoyed a Saturday filled with ball hockey fun with the Jake’s House family. Numerous former and current professional hockey players came out to share their knowledge and experiences and teach proper ball hockey techniques.
On March 23rd, 2022, Jake’s House was grateful to provide four families in our autism community with complimentary tickets to a Toronto Marlies game. These tickets had VIP access to a suite with complimentary food and drink!
We personally understand how challenging it is to raise a child with autism. But even before a parent can search for the resources and develop the skills required to raise a child on the spectrum – how do you know signs your child is on the autism spectrum in the first place?
We are all aware of the rapid change to our lives with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. We’re wishing the best to everyone managing COVID-19 while living with autism. In order to prevent the illness and stay safe, we want everyone to fully understand it.
To get started let's learn about the virus:
