Membership Application Form

Manitoba Families for Effective Autism Treatment (MFEAT) is a non-profit, registered charity. As the name implies, the members are parents promoting effective treatment for their children with autism (or related disorders). In particular, MFEAT promotes Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) as the only treatment for autism shown through extensive research to be effective at treating autism.

Concerning membership in MFEAT:

"Membership in the Association is open to any person interested in the objectives of the Association and whose application for membership has received the approval of the Directors."

MFEAT's main objectives are to promote quality ABA treatment, to develop ABA resources, and to support families to provide quality ABA treatment.

If you are a parent or relative of a child with autism, and you agree with MFEAT's objectives, we invite you to become a member by filling out this form:

Non-relatives are invited to become a "Friend of MFEAT".

There is no membership fee, but donations are welcome. Membership applications should be mailed to:

Manitoba Families for Effective Autism Treatment
Suite 129, 162 - 2025 Corydon Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3P 0N5

Please contact MFEAT at (204) 487-1685 if you have any questions.

MFEAT is always looking for volunteers - please indicate if you have experience in the following areas:

• Conference Organizing
• Public Speaking
• Fundraising
• Directorship

• Other ________________________

Would you like one of our parent members to give you a call? o Yes o No.

If Yes, is there a particular topic you would like to discuss? ____________________

Can we share your contact information with other parent members? o Yes o No. 

DISCLAIMER: The information and resources on the Manitoba Families for Effective Autism Treatment (MFEAT) website are for educational and informational purposes only. The purpose of the MFEAT website is not to provide advice or professional services. The information provided through the MFEAT website or any links from the MFEAT website should not be used as a substitute for care by an appropriate professional. If you have an autism related questions you should consult a qualified developmental pediatrician, pediatric neurologist, behavioral psychologist, behavior analyst, speech and language pathologist, or other appropriate professional.

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Last modified: 31-Aug-2006