ABA Social Skills programs at Geneva Centre for Autism supports autistic children and youth as they practise social, communication, and emotional skills in a fun, supportive setting.
We're so grateful to celebrate a renewed agreement with TD Bank Group (TD), who have committed $210,000 over two years to support our ABA Social Skills program.
TD has been a longtime friend of Geneva Centre for Autism, supporting our work in various ways for more than 25 years. In 2024, after we revamped our ABA Social Skills program to meet the growing need for support brought on by the pandemic, TD stepped up as our lead supporter, and they've been champions of the program ever since.
"When we revamped the ABA Social Skills program, we knew we'd need strong supporters to help it reach more families. TD stepped up right away, and their continued commitment means we can keep offering this kind of individualized, meaningful support."
-Evelyn Romero, Director of Clinical Services, Geneva Centre for Autism
Through Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), the program helps autistic children and youth build the social, communication, and emotional skills they need to feel more confident navigating everyday life. Demand for the program has grown since being revamped, and TD's continued support means more families can access this program when they need it most.
"TD has been proud to support Geneva Centre for Autism for over 25 years, and we're excited for this next chapter with the ABA Social Skills program. Seeing the impact this program has on families makes our involvement, both as a funder and as a member of the Foundation board, incredibly meaningful."
-Jennifer Tremblay, Vice President, Operations, Canadian Commercial Banking, TD Bank Group
TD's support goes well beyond funding. The bank is represented across both of our boards, a real reflection of how invested they are in our mission. Tremblay has served as President of our Foundation Board since 2018, generously giving her time and leadership for the past eight years. She's joined by fellow TD representatives Terry Tyler (Foundation Board) and Terrence Zheng (Geneva Centre Board), whose ongoing involvement speaks to just how deep this relationship runs.
Together, we're helping more neurodiverse individuals and their families access the support they need to thrive.
Thank you, TD, for your longstanding support of Geneva Centre for Autism and for helping us build on the success of the ABA Social Skills program.
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