Today, 16th September 2021, AsIAm is delighted to announce the launch of its new Adult Support and Well-being Programme for Autistic adults. AsIAm has been
Recently, AsIAm obtained funding from the Late Late Toy Show Appeal to the amount of €100,000 to fund the Bridge Forward project: the newest of
Ireland’s national autism charity are proposing ways the Government can achieve true inclusivity and equality for autistic people across Ireland [July 29th 2021]: As the
As autism acceptance month comes to a close, the national autism charity of Ireland AsIAm, supported by SuperValu, is launching ‘Say Yes Day’ which will
David O’Connell is an autistic adult and self-advocate living in Mayo. He wrote the following blog reflecting on the year that’s passed since the introduction
Jenny Loughman is an autistic blogger studying social care in Limerick Institute of Technology. She hopes to work in services related to autism but her
Representative groups waiting over a month for engagement from Government on special education issues Four leading advocacy organisations representing children with special educational needs and
New #ChildrensFuturesIRL campaign focuses on children’s right to an adequate education Leading children’s charities – including AsIAm, Barnardos, Children’s Rights Alliance, Inclusion Ireland, and National
What is this? The Department of Education, along with relevant education stakeholders, has begun a phased return to in-person learning for children with additional needs,
Seven leading advocacy organisations, AsIAm, Down Syndrome Ireland, Family Carers Ireland, Inclusion Ireland, the Children’s Rights Alliance, Barnardos, and the National Parents Council, have described
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