Autisme Laval / Société de l’Autisme et Ted de Laval (SATL)

Their services

Weekend respite

Held in an inclusive environment, these stays offer activities specifically designed to promote well-being and personal development.  

Recreational activities

Explore a wide range of recreational activities specially tailored for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).  

March break camps

Through a variety of enriching experiences, their programs offer a balanced mix of fun activities and relaxation, adapted to meet the unique needs of each participant.  

Summer day camps

These programs provide an inclusive experience with a wealth of adapted activities that foster social development and emotional well-being.  

Winter camps

Set in snowy landscapes, these camps offer sensory and educational activities designed to promote well-being and personal development.  

Activities for individuals with ASD without intellectual disability (ASD-ID)  

Outings are organized to provide enriching and stimulating experiences, including museum visits, nature excursions, participation in cultural events, recreational activities, and more, catering to all interests.  

Day activities for adults with ASD, ID, and severe behavioral issues

These activities include soothing sensory experiences, behavioral therapy sessions, emotional regulation exercises, as well as social skills workshops and structured recreational activities that promote social integration and personal development.  

Day activities for adults with ASD and ID

The activity center is specially designed for individuals with ASD and intellectual disabilities, providing an inclusive and secure environment.  

Socio-professional activities

The work platform offers job integration opportunities through various workshops. Workers bottle dog hygiene products, engage in agriculture, and maintain the buildings and grounds by performing janitorial tasks and minor repairs.  

Maison Germain Lafrenière

The Germain Lafrenière Housing Home is a living space dedicated to fostering autonomy. Through various activities such as cooking and daily tasks, residents gain essential life skills they can apply elsewhere.