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About Us
Convergency Autism Services is a leading provider of
comprehensive and personalized support for children
and youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Founded in 2018, our mission is to empower individuals
with autism by offering evidence-based therapeutic
interventions and holistic care. We are dedicated to
helping each child reach their full potential through
tailored programs that focus on their unique strengths
and needs.
At the heart of professionalism
Aparna Sanwalka
BCom, RECE, Dip Psych, M.ADS, RBT Certificate
Executive Director/Supervising
Therapist/ Education Advocate/
Case Management
Profile Summary
Aparna Sanwalka is a seasoned education advocate and a committed leader in the autism community with a deep passion for supporting children, youth, and families touched by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). She holds a Bachelor’s in Commerce, a Diploma in Psychology, a Master’s in Applied Disability Studies (M.ADS), and is a Registered Early Childhood Educator (RECE). Aparna’s extensive experience spans over two decades, with a
focus on education, mental health, and advocacy.
Her early career was marked by a strong dedication to creating impactful educational
programs, including curating and training the Home Day Care Provider Course under the Job Link Program at Riverdale Immigrant Women’s Center (RWIC). This course has since influenced college curriculums across Ontario. Aparna has also been a key figure in Autism Ontario, leading programs for South Asian families who speak Hindi, Punjabi, and Urdu,
ensuring that they receive culturally appropriate support.
In 2019, Aparna established the ARS Scholarship in honor of her late brother, which
supports secondary education students connected to or serving the autism community.
Her voice was also heard at Queen’s Park, where she spoke in favor of Bill 13, a piece of
legislation that was later enacted into law.
Aparna’s dedication to supporting the autism community extends to her participation in events like the Special Olympics Ontario, where she represented and advocated for individuals with autism.