As part of our “AsYouCan” Campaign, for World Autism Awareness Month, each day in April we will shine a light on a particular industry and ask those in the Sector…
As part of our “AsYouCan” Campaign, for World Autism Awareness Month, each day in April we will shine a light on a particular industry and ask those in the Sector…
As part of our “AsYouCan” Campaign, for World Autism Awareness Month, each day in April we will shine a light on a particular industry and ask those in the…
On watching RTE “Prime Time Investigates” Report on the dangerous use of MMS as a bogus treatment or “cure” for Autism, Adam Harris, Founder-Director & CEO of AsIAm, has issued…
“AsYouCan” is the new campaign we have unveiled in time for World Autism Awareness Month 2015. The aim of this initiative is to engage individuals, organisations and businesses in realising…
This World Autism Awareness Month, AsIAm is calling on every individual, organisation and sector in Ireland consider what they can do to be more Autism friendly. Check out and share…
Sean Foley, a frequent blogger on this site, shares his experiences of retail, both sides of the counter, from the point of view of a person with Aspergers Syndrome. Enjoy…
We need you help! We are currently working on a campaign aimed at engaging various different sectors of society in thinking about Autism and how they could be more inclusive….
Being a parent of a child with Autism can be challenging but, as Julie Direen shares, it can also bring great joy I was off work sick today, and I…
Sean Foley is a self-advocate, based in Co. Kerry. Sean frequently writes and speaks about his experiences living with Aspergers Syndrome. In this article, Sean returns to a common theme…
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