Set up in 2019 as an initiative to provide a coherent and inclusive voice for autism in Skerries. Follow us on the journey to becoming an Autism Friendly Town.
Super excited the announce the return of our @AsIAmIreland 5k Run4Autism. This is such a wonderful day for the autism community with so many families and individuals coming together. Join us on 31st July. It really is a great day out. https://t.co/IYIUqhLdMU
Any Irish people interested in sharing & learning about AAC with other users, parents & professionals, check out this private FB group 👍 @JMhicconiomaire
BREAKING: Gillian and Darren Milne have today got a commitment from the Minister for Special Education @josephamadigan that their 11-year-old autistic twins Ryan and Kyle will have a place in a special school in September. https://t.co/avnyefV8t2
The parents of two 11-year-old twins with autism who have been denied appropriate schooling have been told by the Minister for Special Education that their children will be given places in a special school, reports @ConorMcMorrow#rtept https://t.co/FKP5CaGVDe
This provided an opportunity for all age groups as well as parents within the community to meet. Sharing and receiving information, whilst providing feedback in an informal setting. We intend for this to be the first of many. ☕️ #AutismAcceptanceMonth#SkerriesAutismFriendly
Skerries Autism friendly towns committee hosted a drop in coffee morning in last weekend. We were really encouraged by the interest from the community. During the morning we showcased recent activities, including events and camps and exciting future projects in the pipeline.
We need to rebuild our relationship with the earth, to hear the earth’s song, to know its harmony and realise its connection with us ~ Sr. Stan
#earthday#commitment#care