AsIAm Calls on Government for Greater Investment for Autistic People and Families
Thursday July 28th 2022: AsIAm today published its Pre-Budget Submission 2023, titled “Living Under Pressure”, which calls on the Government to provide greater investment for the Autistic community to protect
AsIAm Calls on Minister for Mental Health to Include all Autistic People in Nationwide CAMHS Audit
AsIAm, Ireland’s National Autism Charity is deeply concerned by the Child Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) approach to exclude Autistic people and their families from the upcoming audit of
Joe Wells on ‘I Am Autistic’ and Stand-Up Comedy
Joe Wells is a UK-based autistic comedian. He first began his work with his book, Touch and Go Joe, published when he was 17. Since then he has performed at
Five Leading Advocacy Groups Call for Urgent Passage of School-Places Legislation
28th June 2022 The five leading advocacy groups which make up the Department of Education’s Special Educational Consultative Forum (AsIAm, Down Syndrome Ireland, Inclusion Ireland, National Parents Council Primary and
AsIAm selected as Marsh’s Charity Partner in Ireland for 2022.
AsIAm, Ireland’s national autism charity, has been chosen by Marsh, the world’s leading insurance broker and risk advisor, to be its official charity partner in Ireland for 2022. AsIAm works
Jennifer O’Connor on her time in the Rose of Tralee
Jennifer O’Connor has spent the last few months competing to be Ireland’s first openly autistic Rose of Tralee. The festival, which started in 1959, this year returned after two years
