Our Friend and Frequent Blogger, Fionn Hamill, writes on the challenges of change in the new school year from his point of view, as a student with Autism Life: Life…
In Part 2 of his awesome blog on learning to mix with other people, Fionn Hamill talks sports teams, trips away, secondary school and panto! Miss the first part? Find…
Fionn Hamill, a frequent blogger here and on his own blog, autisticandproud.wordpress.com, shares his experiences of learning how to mix with other people. This was a long journey for Fionn,…
Back to School, are you ready? Here our regular blogger, Fionn Hamill, shares his answer and gives an awesome plug to our new “Back to School Handbooks”. After you have…
On Monday a few weeks ago, our family drove up the road to Dublin. As you may know, Adam Harris is a 19 year old aspie, who was launching his…
Our friend, frequent blogger and fellow Autism awareness activist, Fionn Hamill, has been nominated for a Student Blog Award in recognition of his work in the area of Autism. The…
School holidays, especially the long Summer break, can be very challenging times for people with AS and their families. A break in routine and a lack of structure can easily…
It’s World Autism Awareness Day so brothers, Fionn and Caoilte Hamill, fills us in on what he feels people need to be aware of regarding Autism (Asperger’s Syndrome in particular)…
Writing about personal experiences can be tough – it can be considered embarrassing and many of us simply couldn’t do it. In this piece, Helen and Fionn Hamill (check out…
We were delighted to receive a blog from Caoilte Hamill, brother of Fionn – our regular contributor, about his experiences, positive and negative, of having a brother with Aspergers Syndrome….
Latest Updates
-
“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
-
“Hostels are difficult for anyone, but people with disabilities within them are especially vulnerable to abuse, addiction & theft.” #NAShome