Representation
Registering as an Autarian at SADC gives Neurocultural individuals the following opportunities:
Political Representation
Have your voice heard in matters affecting the Neurocultural community. We advocate for your interests at all levels of government and community organizations.
Cultural Identity
A place in the world as an Autarian, and the access to the cultural and social bonds, ideas, and love we all possess.
Access to Programs
Access to housing, training and other programmes we develop with leading institutes in the County.
Your Homeland
A cultural identity, and homeland that is yours. This is where you belong.
Register as an Autarian
Join the Simcoelandic Autarian community and gain access to all our services, programs, and cultural opportunities. Registration connects you with a community that understands and supports your Neurocultural identity.
Contact SADC to begin your registration process and become part of our community.
Advocacy
We use Autarian lived experience to advocate for Neurodivergent and Neurocultural interests in the County.
Our Advocacy Work Includes:
- Direct Support: We send advocates into situations where we are needed—struggling families, Autistic adults, NC/ND families. We will be here for you.
- Community Representation: Speaking on behalf of the Neurocultural community in government meetings, public forums, and community organizations.
- Alternative Solutions: In cases where government resources are not available, SADC will design our own alternatives to serve our community.
- Policy Development: Working with local governments and institutions to create policies that support Neurocultural individuals.
- Education & Awareness: Raising awareness about Neuroculturalism and the needs of the Autarian community.
Need an advocate? If you or your family need support navigating services, dealing with institutions, or accessing resources, SADC can provide advocacy assistance.
Land & Community Development
Building Autarian Quarters in the Downtowns of Barrie, Orillia, Collingwood, and Bradford is our lead priority, alongside a longer-term push into rural Autarian Parishes and Condo Board conversions across the County.
Property Owners & Landlords
We welcome interest from people wanting to live in an Autarian Quarter, and just as much from landlords and property managers who wish to sell or donate properties to us.
See the full breakdown of our Downtown, Parish, and Condo Board plans on our Land & Community Development page.
Services & Resources
You can access Transportation, Public and Government Services in this section. Resources are available from multiple sources:
SADC Services
Community Assistance
Direct support and guidance for Neurocultural individuals and families
Autarian Registration
Register as a member of the Simcoelandic Autarian community
Departments
Access various SADC departments for specialized support
Our Companies
Connect with SADC-affiliated businesses like Bus Simcoeland and Transhuronica Logistics—see our Projects page for details
Cultural Information
Learn about Autarian culture, history, and identity
Clubs
SADC Clubs bring together Autarians and neighbours who share the same interests—transit and rail enthusiasts around Bus Simcoeland, heritage and cultural groups like the Simcoelandic Fusiliers, and hobby and social clubs organized by neighbourhood or Parish. Clubs are open to everyone in our communities, not just registered Autarians.
County Services
Access to government and municipal services throughout Simcoe County:
- County services and the main County of Simcoe website
- Municipal services and municipal websites
- Emergency services resources
- CFB Borden information
- First Nations websites and resources
- Service Ontario and Service Canada
- 211 Community Services
- School Boards: Georgian and Lakehead
- Tourism and relocation resources
For detailed links to these services, visit our Community Resources page.
Ready to Get Started?
Register as an Autarian and access all the services and support SADC has to offer.
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