CEO of AsIAm Adam Harris To Address United Nations Observance of World Autism Day
The CEO of AsIAm, Ireland’s National Autism Charity, Adam Harris will address the United Nations Observance of World Autism Day (2nd April) at an online
The CEO of AsIAm, Ireland’s National Autism Charity, Adam Harris will address the United Nations Observance of World Autism Day (2nd April) at an online
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
Groups highlighted to Ministers members anger and disappointment at being left behind in the return-to-mainstream school plan The four leading advocacy groups representing students with additional needs, Inclusion
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
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
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,
Survey by National Autism Charity reveals high levels of structural inequality and discrimination, low support 74% believe the government does not take a coordinated approach
Employers called on to make inclusion work on International Day of Persons with Disabilities New National Disability Authority-funded training programme, aimed at tackling low levels
• 41% of families state their child’s needs more support • 22% of families state their child’s access to an SNA was reduced • Hugh
Kevin Hanly – Being autistic and living through a pandemic!! COVID-19 has affected everyone’s life hugely everything we used do. It turned everything on its
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