Autism Unplugged Learning Centre Keswick

05/11/2026

☀️ Autism Unplugged Summer Camp is returning, and we couldn’t be more excited.
Our summer programs are designed to be more than just a way to fill the day.
This is where kids build real confidence, real connections, and real-life skills, in an environment that truly understands them.
Our camps are open to any child who would benefit from structure, social skill development, and a supportive environment.
Each week brings new experiences, guided social opportunities, and hands-on activities designed to help children connect, regulate, and grow.
✨ Weekly themed programming
✨ Social skill development built into every day
✨ Structured, supportive environment
✨ Opportunities to build friendships and confidence
Spots are limited to ensure the right level of support for each child.
📍 Georgina
📅 Weekly programs running all summer
👉 Register here:
https://www.autismunplugged.ca/summercamp
Link also in bio.
This is the kind of summer that doesn’t just fill time,
it builds something that lasts. 💙

A fun, supportive summer camp in Keswick for kids ages 5–12. Build confidence, friendships, and independence in a structured, inclusive environment.

05/04/2026

☀️ We’re Hiring: Camp Counsellor ☀️

Autism Unplugged Learning Centre is looking for an outgoing, energetic, and reliable Camp Counsellor to join us for our summer camp program.

This is a temporary summer position supporting our camp programming for children in the Georgina / Keswick area.

📩 Apply on Indeed — link in bio.

04/15/2026

This is something more families are starting to experience.

Not just in conversation, but in real, day-to-day decisions.

The wait, the uncertainty, and trying to figure out what actually helps in the meantime.

We’re seeing this more often with families in our community. It’s not always clear what the next step should be, and that can feel overwhelming.

What’s often missed is that progress doesn’t have to pause while waiting.

There are meaningful ways to build skills, confidence, and momentum during that time—and that can make a significant difference long-term.

If you’re in that position right now, you’re not alone in it.

We’ve added more context in our bio for anyone who wants to explore further.

If this might be helpful for another family, feel free to pass it along.

04/15/2026

This came out today, and it reflects something more families are starting to experience.

Not just in headlines, but in real, day-to-day decisions.

The wait, the uncertainty, and trying to figure out what actually helps in the meantime.

We’re seeing this more often in conversations with families in our community. It’s not always clear what the next step should be, and that can feel overwhelming.

What’s often missing from these conversations is that progress doesn’t have to pause while waiting.

There are meaningful ways to build skills, confidence, and momentum during that time—and that can make a significant difference long-term.

If you’re in that position right now, you’re not alone in it.

We’ve added the article to our bio for anyone who wants to read through it. If this might be helpful for another family, feel free to pass it along.

Coverage by Matthew Slevin, YorkRegion.com.

04/15/2026

This came out today, and it reflects something more families are starting to experience.

Not just in headlines, but in real, day-to-day decisions.

The wait, the uncertainty, and trying to figure out what actually helps in the meantime.

We’re seeing this more often in conversations with families in our community. It’s not always clear what the next step should be, and that can feel overwhelming.

What’s often missing from these conversations is that progress doesn’t have to pause while waiting.

There are meaningful ways to build skills, confidence, and momentum during that time—and that can make a significant difference long-term.

If you’re in that position right now, you’re not alone in it.

We’ve added the article to our bio for anyone who wants to read through it.
Coverage by Matthew Slevin, YorkRegion.com.

04/10/2026

04/08/2026

We are so excited to share that we have officially selected a winner for our iPad Giveaway 💙

First, thank you.

The number of families who shared their stories, their needs, and how this could support their child was truly incredible. We read every single entry, and it was a powerful reminder of how important access to the right tools really is.

This was never just a giveaway.
It was about getting something meaningful into the hands of a family who truly needs it.

✨ Congratulations to Ozzie ✨
Ozzie is a 3-year-old little boy who is non-verbal and needs a voice.

This iPad will help support communication, connection, and independence — and we are so honoured to be a small part of that journey.

A heartfelt thank you to his grandmother, Tammy Crittenden, who nominated him. She has been contacted.

The winner was selected at random, with witnesses present, and all entries were verified.

This would not have been possible without the incredible support of our community sponsors:

🌟 GOLD SPONSORS
Wayne Winch & Brenda Brouwer REALTORS® RE/MAX All-Stars Realty Inc.
Colour Central Hair Salon and Studio
Home Hardware Keswick

🥈 SILVER SPONSORS
Canadian Tire Keswick
BROUWER Kesmac
Prestige Jewellers

🤝 COMMUNITY SPONSORS
Zehrs Keswick
Woody’s Volkswagen
Dale’s Transmission
Staples

🏡 Hosted by Autism Unplugged Learning Centre
💙 Celebrating 10 Years of supporting families in our community

To every family who entered — thank you for trusting us with your story.
We see you. We hear you. And we’re here for you.

💙 Help us thank these amazing local businesses for making this possible.

Wayne Winch & Brenda Brouwer, Sales Representatives Keswick Home Hardware Colour Central Hair Studio & Spa - Keswick Prestige Jewellery Canadian Tire Brouwer Kesmac
Woodys Automotive
Zehrs

04/02/2026

Today, our community came together in a powerful way for Autism Awareness Day at our flag raising. 💙

We are so grateful for the incredible support shown by our local leaders, media, and community members who stood with us to raise awareness and be part of this moment.

Emerging estimates indicate that autism prevalence could be as high as 1 in 30 children.

Here in Georgina, with approximately 10,000 children, that means an estimated 200–300 diagnosed — and a significant number of children who are still undiagnosed or waiting years for support.

This is not a small issue.
This is our community.

We need support now more than ever... for early intervention, for families navigating long waitlists, and for children who deserve the opportunity to learn, communicate, and thrive.

We are incredibly thankful to those who joined us today:
Susan Lahey, East Gwillimbury Town Councillor and President of Caroline Mulroney’s York–Simcoe Riding Association,
Mayor Margaret Quirk, Members of Council including Councillor Dale Kerr Genge, Councillor Charlene Biggerstaff, Councillor Lee Dale with Hudson, Georgina's Regional Councillor Naomi Davison, ROGERS tv Georgina, The Georgina Post and Eric Brouwer from Brouwer Kesmac who generously donated use of the flagpole with staff for today's event.

And to our entire community...thank you for showing up, sharing, and standing beside us.

This is how change starts. 💙

03/31/2026

🧩 Autism Awareness Month Begins Here
On April 2nd, something meaningful is happening right here in Keswick.
Autism Unplugged Learning Centre is hosting our Annual Autism Flag Raising Ceremony—a moment that brings our community together around inclusion, understanding, and support.
For many families, this isn’t just symbolic.
It’s a reminder that they are seen, supported, and part of a community that cares.
📍 Autism Unplugged Learning Centre
23324 Woodbine Avenue, Keswick
🕥 10:30 AM
We’ll be joined by local leaders, families, and community members as we raise the flag and recognize the importance of building spaces where everyone belongs.
👉 Event details in bio.
If this message matters to you, we’d love to know—
💬 What does inclusion look like in our community?
Or simply comment “💙” if you’ll be there.