Football For All: Inclusive Sport in Ireland
Young people with additional needs have struggled during lockdown; along with the disruptions to school, their opportunity to get out and socialise has been
Young people with additional needs have struggled during lockdown; along with the disruptions to school, their opportunity to get out and socialise has been
What I (Don’t) Know About Autism, a play written by Jody O’Neill, will soon hit the stage. The play, directed by Dónal Gallagher, will contain
Dublin Gaymers is an LGBTQ+ gaming group which holds regular sessions in Dublin. They’ll soon host a fundraiser for AsIAm in early December.
Freya O’Horo is a Mayo native studying Social Care and Practice in Athlone Institute of Technology: Autism Siblings Ireland. Her younger brother Dian, is five
Rebecca Hitchcock Martins is a Cork mother who was working in London she met her husband Hugo. Upon becoming pregnant with her son Charlie,
We’re currently currently working towards Autism-Friendly Status with National College of Ireland! Having seen great success in our pilot scheme with DCU, AsIAm is committed
Hello all. If you haven’t seen our previous interview with Neil Kenny, I’d recommend checking it out. I was inspired to do something on bullying
We had a guest in our offices last week who dropped in to show us the book he has been working on. This book is
In the wake of Joel Langford’s tragic death, I wanted to discuss the unique nature of bullying directed at autistic people. Neil Kenny is a Researcher at the
Welcome to Our Week Online. This is a bumper edition for the bank holiday – sit back and enjoy. Last week Ireland held local and
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You will receive an email from AsIAm indicating one of the following:
To introduce you to your local volunteer school speaker who will liaise directly with you to agree dates, times and other arrangements for the workshop(s).
OR
If no volunteer school speaker is available in your area your details will be put on our waiting list unlit a speaker becomes available.