Since its introduction in 2019, AsIAm’s Autism Friendly Schools Project has aimed to support schools in the provision of inclusive educational placements for autistic children
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
Seven leading advocacy organisations, AsIAm, Down Syndrome Ireland, Family Carers Ireland, Inclusion Ireland, the Children’s Rights Alliance, Barnardos, and the National Parents Council, have described
Plan provides an important roadmap which now must be backed up with targets, investment and action Thursday 24th September AsIAm, Ireland’s National Autism
Autistic families concerned about the return to school, survey finds 77% of families feel their child returning to school will need more support, but less
Assistive Technology Passport; The Qualitative Research study In 2016, Enable Ireland and the Disability Federation of Ireland (DFI) published a discussion paper on the state
The Department of Education and Skills recently announced a new version of July Provision for 2020. This new scheme, also known as the Summer Education
“We now all need to work together to make sure that every child who is eligible can benefit from the scheme” 12h June
COVID-19 has made it even more difficult for autistic people to socialise with friends and keep connected without breaking the rules. With no school, many
Many young students across the country have had their education massively impacted by the COVID19. While the future remains uncertain in the short term for
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