Autistic people face a number of barriers to the traditional workplace including lack of accommodation and supports and perceptions of bias and discrimination. 6 in 10 afraid to be open …
New Research: 6 in 10 autistic people afraid to disclose in the workplace. Read More »
Calling all parents of children leaving school in 2023 or 2024. The AsIAm Next Steps group aims to build the capacity of parents/guardians supporting their teenage child transitioning into adulthood …
20 shades of…2024 is a photographic competition to run during March and April.
The images submitted can cover every element and aspect of life. They can include people, places, objects, nature, sport etc etc wherever your creativity brings you.
“All Autistic people want and deserve is the same chance…” – Adam Harris CEO, AsIAm World Autism Day takes place on Sunday 2nd April and AsIAm, Ireland’s National Autism Charity, is calling on …
The Same Chance Walk for Autism on Sunday 2nd April Launched Read More »
What is the Summer Programme 2022? The Summer Programme 2022 (previously known as July Provision) is run by the Department of Education for primary and post-primary students with complex …
At the core of meaningful empowerment is meaningful education. Bunreacht na hÉireann guarantees an education to each and every Irish citizen, regardless of their personal background and circumstances. The UNCRPD goes …
This section outlines the benefits and entitlements which autistic people and their families can avail of. This page outlines the financial supports which may apply to autistic children and their …
The creation of an Autism Empowerment Strategy lies at the heart of AsIAm’s mission as Ireland’s national autism charity. Whilst some Bills have been introduced in the Oireachtas to specifically …
Autism Friendly Communities The Autism Friendly Communities initiative follows a series of principles aimed at fostering autism inclusion and empowerment in local communities. These are referred to as the Autism Friendly …
AsIAm has delivered “The Autism Experience” Exhibition, as part of our work to build an autism-aware Ireland, supported by the Department of Justice & Equality, in venues across the country …
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