We are very excited to announce the AsIAm “Autism Experience” Exhibition will visit the Temple Gate Hotel, Ennis on Thursday 20th (from 10am to 8pm) and Friday 21st (from 10am…
We are very conscious that as we cover education issues this September, that not everyone is going back to education. Some people are moving on and some people may be taking…
During the month of September, AsIAm is excited to be bringing you a whole range of new content, series and resources for you to access via our website. We constantly…
There is so many different people and organisations doing great things to support people with Autism but sometimes, because our community is so large and vibrant, we can all miss…
We recently came across this extraordinary video on YouTube. The video features the sibling of a boy with Autism. Emily is 14 and her brother has Autism. So often we forget…
Hey everyone! Since Day 1, I have tried to keep everyone posted on our work via a regular blog. I feel it is so important that everyone in our community…
AsIAm is all about the voice of the Autism community. We love nothing more than receiving content from those who use our website – sharing experiences, perspectives and ideas. It…
We are excited to announce a new monthly competition on AsIAm.ie! Every month we will ask users to give us their views and experiences on a specific topic relevant to Autism…
Watching a son or daughter make the move to college can be nerve-wracking and emotional for any parent but maybe especially for those in the Autism Community. Dr. Alison Doyle…
The Leaving Cert Results are in, the offers have been made and the summer is drawing rapidly to a close. That means starting college for the first time for many…
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“Resources are being pumped into these issues from the HSE’s end, but it’s critical that it’s an integrated & cross-dept.approach.” #NAShome -
Dr Michael Byrne identifies that challenges in finding sustainable employment complicates searches for sustainable housing. #NAShome
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“Hostels are difficult for anyone, but people with disabilities within them are especially vulnerable to abuse, addiction & theft.” #NAShome