
Autism Information Services (AIS BC) has become Provincial Access, Information & Resource Services, CYSN (PAIRS).
While continuing to provide autism-related information and support, PAIRS reflects an enhanced and evolving role in supporting children and youth with a broader range of support needs. Building on the strengths of AIS, PAIRS provides families throughout British Columbia with information, resources, guidance, and connections to supports across a child's journey - from early childhood through the transition to adulthood. The new name better represents PAIRS' provincial role in helping families access the information, resources, and supports they need to make informed decisions and meet their unique needs.
Start here. Support Specialists can help you find information, understand your options, and identify next steps. Whether you're looking for information about funding, services, supports, or planning for the future, we're here to help.
Assistance is available in English, Chinese, Punjabi, and Tagalog, pending availability. Interpretation services can be arranged in more than 50 languages.
Provincial Access, Information and Resource Services (PAIRS) is a provincial information and resource service that provides evidence-informed information, resources and supports to families, service providers, and community professionals across British Columbia.
PAIRS can assist families by providing information, guidance, and resources to help them make informed decisions and access available supports and services on:
Whether you are just getting started or planning your next steps, PAIRS can help you find information, build knowledge and confidence, and connect with the resources that are right for your child and family.
Learn the basics of Autism, how to schedule a diagnostic assessment and access support while you wait, and more.
If your child has been diagnosed with autism, find out how to apply for and use funding.
Learn about the new BC Children and Youth Disability Benefit and how it can be used.
Start building a support plan based on programs and services that are available.
PAIRS manages the Registry of Autism Service Providers (RASP), which helps families find professionals who provide autism-related services in British Columbia.

Parents/guardians of newly diagnosed children who are new to the Autism Funding Program are invited to attend a one-hour virtual information session.
Upcoming Registrations:

Parents/ guardians who have recently received a Child and Youth Disability Benefit Welcome Package are invited to attend a one-hour virtual information session.
Upcoming Registrations: