Government of Manitoba funds St.Amant to cut autism waitlists
Government of Manitoba put $5 million into St.Amant autism programs, part of $30 million in Budget 2026, to reduce waits for children and families.
Manitoba PNP desk Updated October 19, 2026 1 min read
Government of Manitoba put $5 million into St.Amant autism programs, part of $30 million in Budget 2026, to reduce waits for children and families.
For newcomers, students, workers, employers and families in Manitoba, this $5M boost means quicker autism diagnoses via community pediatricians, shorter waitlists, and expanded early intervention and respite supports for children province-wide.
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