Last night we held our Puberty and Sexuality Community Support seminar in Co. Wicklow, and we’re very grateful to all who came along and to those who watched our livestream. If you couldn’t make it, here are some key notes from our two brilliant speakers! You can watch our livestream here, and view Davida Hartman’s Powerpoint …
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Last week we held our first 2019 Community Support event in Ratoath, County Meath, on the topic of Independent Living and Housing, sponsored by SuperValu. Here’s the two PowerPoint presentations kindly provided by our speakers, Darragh Byrne from Gheel Autism Services and Gretta Fitzgerald from DOCTRID. If you didn’t make it on the night, the …
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2019 will be an important year for AsIAm as we work to deepen our impact across the country and advance our goal of building an autism-friendly Ireland. To help us achieve this, we are excited to announce that we are recruiting three new positions for our team – Training Officer (General), Training Officer (Early Years …
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AsIAm is hosting twenty four Community Support Seminar talks around the country over the next twelve months. These events are for the autism community, on issues important to the community, informed by the community. All of these events will be free to attend, but places must be booked on our Eventbrite page (see below). All …
Community Support – Autism in the Home, University College Cork, CorkRead More »
AsIAm is hosting twenty four Community Support Seminar talks around the country over the next twelve months. These events are for the autism community, on issues important to the community, informed by the community. All of these events will be free to attend, but places must be booked on our Eventbrite page (see below). All Community Support events …
Community Support – Autism and the Law, RCSI, DublinRead More »
We at AsIAm would like to give a big thank you to everyone who’s taken our Community Support Survey so far and given us their views. It’s really important to us that we work with the best interests of the autism community in Ireland at heart, and that means that we need the community to …
Don’t Forget: Take Our Community Support Survey 2018Read More »
We at AsIAm invite the autism community in Ireland to take part in our new Community Support Survey to help shape the agenda of our new Community Support events across the country in the coming year. Our new Community Support Officer, Michael O’Flanagan, is heading up a new initiative for our organisation. Over the next year …
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