The PASS Marketplace holiday catalogue is out now! We have a variety of holiday-themed goodies for sale.

Since October 2023, BC & Alberta Guide Dogs have been making bi-weekly visits to PASS, bringing along a few of their puppies in training each visit. This has been a highly beneficial initiative for both the puppies and PASS members!

Art Therapy offers a unique space for our members to explore their feelings, express their anxieties, and develop new coping strategies. Under the guidance of our skilled Art Therapist, members have engaged in painting, drawing, and other forms of creative expression.

For adults on the autism spectrum, being part of the community can be life-changing. Whether it’s a trip to the local library, volunteering, or exploring the city, every moment outside the classroom is a step toward belonging.

At PASS, we believe in the power of life skills to unlock the potential within every individual. For the adults in our program, each day is a chance to learn, grow, and take one more step toward living independently.

Our program is more than just job training—it’s a place where adults on the autism spectrum discover their strengths, build confidence, and develop essential work skills that open doors to independence.

At PASS, we believe in creating a supportive and enriching environment for adults on the autism spectrum, and we want everyone in Vancouver’s Lower Mainland to know about the incredible impact our programs can have.

Support children and young adults with autism for the chance to win a trip to Tofino!

Read PALS Adult Services Society’s 2022-2023 Annual Report.

Westland Insurance is matching all donations to PASS until the end of the year up to $25,000!

On November 1st, 2023, we held a grand opening to introduce PASS Burnaby, our new facility, to supporters.

Reliance Insurance entered a unique partnership with PASS to help us build our capacity to help more adults with autism live vibrant and full lives.

PASS Marketplace is now certified through Buy Social Canada.

Instead of holding a typical birthday party, Butch decided to give back to PASS Housing in which his daughter participates.