Geneva Centre for Autism

Geneva Centre for Autism Geneva Centre for Autism is recognized as Canada’s leading service provider in the field of autism.

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A candid conversation with JUNO winner Jully Black, led by a neurodiverse panel. No red carpet, no script, just real que...
10/05/2026

A candid conversation with JUNO winner Jully Black, led by a neurodiverse panel. No red carpet, no script, just real questions and real answers. Doors open at 6:30pm for a cocktail reception and artisan market before the conversation begins at 7:30pm. Casual dress, come as you are.

📍 Sheraton Toronto Centre | 🗓️ Nov 12, 2026 | 🎟️ $50

Every ticket supports Geneva Centre for Autism. Seats are limited, get yours before they're gone. Link in bio.

October is Disability Employment Awareness Month in Canada, a topic that hit close to home for us and is central to the ...
10/03/2026

October is Disability Employment Awareness Month in Canada, a topic that hit close to home for us and is central to the work we do every day.

Neurodiverse employees contribute a wide range of strengths, fresh perspectives, and talents that enrich workplaces. Many have the skills employers are looking for, but face barriers like unclear recruitment processes and workplaces that weren’t necessarily built with neurodiversity in mind.

At Geneva Centre for Autism, we're committed to inclusive employment, starting with our own hiring and workplace practices. Through our Autism Workforce Development Hub, we also offer:

-One-on-one employment consultation and groups for autistic youth (13+) and adults
-Training, on-site consultations, and wage subsidy information for employers building neuroinclusive teams

If you're looking for employer training or consultation to make your workplace more inclusive for everyone, we meet you where you're at. Contact our team!

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10/02/2026

Join us on November 12 for an UNSCRIPTED evening. The event starts with improv actor, Nigel Downer, leading an improv performance. The Multi-JUNO Award winner Jully Black sits down for a candid conversation with our panel.

Meet the panelists:

Robbie Tanco (he/him) is a 23-year-old autistic singer-songwriter from Vaughan with perfect pitch and a new single.

Rick Peckham (he/him) is an MC and public speaker who trained at Second City and is a former client of GCA. This time he's asking the questions instead of hosting.

Roshanak (she/her) is a Toronto singer-songwriter whose music focuses on her journey with autism.

Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel. Doors at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $50 all-in. Get tickets today.

In September, staff from Geneva Centre for Autism team and .io attended the preview of the Toronto Biennial of Art (TBA)...
10/02/2026

In September, staff from Geneva Centre for Autism team and .io attended the preview of the Toronto Biennial of Art (TBA) exhibition at University of Toronto

We're proud to be working with TBA to make their events more neuroinclusive. In preparation for their 2028 event, Geneva Centre and Sonderly will provide training and consultation to their team.

Thank you, , for your commitment to making art spaces welcoming for everyone. 💙

We were happy to be part of the  TOgather Conference 2026 on September 25. It was a day dedicated to exploring emerging ...
10/01/2026

We were happy to be part of the TOgather Conference 2026 on September 25. It was a day dedicated to exploring emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities in philanthropy.

This year’s theme, The Ethical Lens – Seeing Things Differently, couldn’t have been a better fit for the conversation Char Zozzolotto, Employment Consultant, and Taryn Persaud, Community & Employment Options Facilitator, brought to the table.

Their session, The Neuro Workflow: When Neuroinclusion, AI & the Workforce Unite, offered a practical and thoughtful look at neuroinclusion in the workplace: what it is, what it isn’t, and why it matters for organizations building more innovative, inclusive, and effective teams.

We’re proud to contribute our perspective to conversations that help workplaces think differently, ask better questions, and create more room for neurodiverse talent to thrive.

Today, September 30th, marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It’s a time to honour the children who never...
09/30/2026

Today, September 30th, marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It’s a time to honour the children who never came home from residential schools and to recognize the resilience of survivors, their families, and their communities.

This day is a reminder of why inclusion, cultural safety, and respect for every child's story matter so deeply in our work. We're committed to learning and growing alongside the communities we serve.



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09/25/2026

Every autistic person deserves the chance to thrive, and that's why we golf. ⛳

Our 27th Annual Golf Classic, presented by BMO, raised more than $200,000, bringing our total to over $2 million in 27 years. That money goes towards life-changing programs and services that help clients build skills, gain confidence, and take part in their communities.

150 golfers and 28 sponsors made it happen.

Behind the scenes, 13 clients helped prep the event and 7 were employed on the course, showing what community inclusion looks like.

Thank you for helping every client succeed on their own unique journey. 💙

Our Adult Day Support participants helped prep for our 27th Annual Geneva Centre for Autism Annual Golf Tournament! From...
09/25/2026

Our Adult Day Support participants helped prep for our 27th Annual Geneva Centre for Autism Annual Golf Tournament!

From organizing materials to supporting event prep, this hands-on work built real vocational skills while contributing to an amazing tournament.

We're very proud to support our clients as they build independence, confidence, and real-world experience.

Back by popular demand: our free in-person support group for kids ages 6–9 who have a sibling with autism. Thursday, Oct...
09/24/2026

Back by popular demand: our free in-person support group for kids ages 6–9 who have a sibling with autism.

Thursday, October 15 | 5:00–6:30pm
164 Merton Street | FREE

Through board games, crafts and age-appropriate activities, siblings will:
-Connect with other kids with similar experiences
-Learn about autism in a way that makes sense for their age
-Share their thoughts and feelings
-Build coping and regulation skills

Caregivers are welcome to stay in a separate space with resources and time to connect with other families.

Spots fill quickly. Register at the link in bio.

Two new ABA Social Skills groups are open for registration at 3036 Danforth Avenue. Ages 3–5 | Mon–Fri, 1:00–4:00pm -Let...
09/23/2026

Two new ABA Social Skills groups are open for registration at 3036 Danforth Avenue.
Ages 3–5 | Mon–Fri, 1:00–4:00pm

-Let's Communicate: Oct 5–16 (includes an SLP consultation)
-Learn To Play: Oct 19–30

Some spots are also still available at Merton Street:
-Let's Communicate: ages 3–5, Saturdays 9:00am–12:00pm
-Social Skills 2: ages 9–12, Tuesdays 3:30–6:30pm

Small groups. Individualized. OAP-eligible.
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Address

112 MERTON Street
Toronto, ON
M4S2Z8

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+14163227877

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