Groups waiting over a month for a meeting with Minister Foley while parents and children with additional educational needs left in the dark Four
Autism friendly learning resource Bridge Back to School Resource Available in all 223 SuperValu stores from 19th February SuperValu and AsIAm in collaboration with Mary
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
• 41% of families state their child’s needs more support • 22% of families state their child’s access to an SNA was reduced • Hugh
AsIAm has written to Minister Norma Foley today, expressing our concern at the Department of Education’s decision to publish class rankings. From our view, this
Plan provides an important roadmap which now must be backed up with targets, investment and action Thursday 24th September AsIAm, Ireland’s National Autism
Autistic families concerned about the return to school, survey finds 77% of families feel their child returning to school will need more support, but less
Between the sensory changes, new routines and demanding workloads, starting university can be especially challenging for autistic students. Despite supports from Disability Services and Student
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