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Financial Literacy

Supported by the AimCo Foundation, AiLA presents a new video series helping autistic adults master financial literacy.

AiLA Vacation-Kananaskis 2025

Discover how AiLA builds lasting connections through inclusive travel in Kananaskis.

Leanne's Story

Discover how we centre autistic voices to build a community where adults can live independently with the support they need.

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Enjoy free towing and a tax receipt while helping us build inclusive housing for autistic adults in Edmonton.

Michael Frost

Co-Founder Michael Frost shares his vision for intentional communities, exploring the dignity of risk and how co-dependence fosters true autonomy for autistic adults.

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