Provides services for persons with a wide range of neurodevelopmental needs, including autism, trauma, attachment disruption, and mental health where behavioural challenges are causing functional impairment in the home, school, or community. Provides families of children with autism in rural and remote communities access to RASP-qualified professionals to assess, develop intervention plans, and oversee behaviour intervention funded through the Ministry of Children and Family Development's Autism Funding Program. BAC program also provides in-home consultation to address challenging behaviours, including a multi-tiered behaviour support mode, in rural and remote communities, that allows staff to tailor services around each family's unique needs. Serves Northern BC, including Haida Gwaii, and rural and remote communities.