Registry of Autism Service Providers (RASP)
Last updated on September 23, 2025
The Registry of Autism Service Providers (RASP) is a list of professionals who have the experience and education to offer programs for children with autism. If your child is under six and you want to use autism funding to pay for services, you need to choose service providers from the RASP.
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The RASP is a list of professionals who have met specific education and experience eligibility to offer services to autistic children under the age of 6. The Registry of Autism Service Providers (RASP) is not an endorsement of the therapy or provider by the Government of British Columbia.
Please be advised: RASP service providers operate independently, therefore AIS BC does not have regulatory authority over service providers. The parent or guardian who is the Autism Funding agreement signatory is solely responsible for hiring and understanding the contractual obligations with the service providers they choose to hire. Please review the Hire and manage service providers - Province of British Columbia section of the website prior to contracting with a service provider.
Autism Support Specialists know what you should do next. They have time to chat about your needs and provide guidance at any stage.
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1-844-878-4700
Email:
AutismInformation@gov.bc.ca
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