AsIAm.ie is delighted to share this research opportunity with our readers. If you are interested in taking part please read the information below and complete the appropriate survey(s). Dr Mary Doherty and Dr Stuart Neilson are conducting research into the challenges faced by autistic people & their families when accessing healthcare. We are specifically asking …
In AsIAm we aim to make society universally accessible for autistic people. This would be a society where autistic people are automatically accepted and understood and where all services are designed in a manner which everyone can access without the need for disclosure. That said, we realise that at present this is far from reality …
Irish people show strong positive support for autistic people in schools, employment and society generally but concede that their level of knowledge of the condition is inadequate, according to new research commissioned by AsIAm for World Autism Month 2019. The survey was carried out nationwide last month by Coyne Research among a representative sample of …
In partnership with Core Clinical, we invite autistic people with a formal adult diagnosis of autism/autism spectrum disorder/Asperger’s Syndrome to complete our new survey “Stress, distress, and mental illness: how can a new adult autism assessment and intervention service best support you?” Please take a few minutes to complete our survey and share. What’s it for? Core …
Call Out: Complete Our Survey on Adult Autism Diagnosis Read More »
As the national autistic advocacy organisation, AsIAm receives a huge volume of messages from families with a child on the autism spectrum who can’t access a school place, or whose child can no longer attend school. We know the situation has escalated over the past number of years, affecting many families across the country. As …
Call Out: Complete Our Surveys on School Places and Exclusion/Withdrawal Read 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 2018 Read 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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