Earley Guide Abbie set to educate hundreds of children on subject close to her heart
A?10-year-old Guide from Earley has launched a campaign to educate other children about neurodiversity.
Tag: autism
Online workshops to help people with autism cope with benefits process
TWO new online workshops are being launched next week aimed at helping people with autism cope with benefits. Places are ...
Wokingham man launches new charity for people with autism
A WOKINGHAM man has founded a charity that supports young people with autism, and its first 12-week programme launched yesterday. ...
Maidenhead autism school fundraise for therapy gym
Forest Bridge School, an autism school in Maidenhead, is fundraising for a therapy gym on its new site.
Consultation launched to help Wokingham residents with autism
A NEW consultation will help shape the council’s autism strategy. Launched by Wokingham Borough Council’s Adult Social Care (ASC) in ...
Autism Berkshire makes changes to services due to coronavirus
A CHARITY that supports people with autism and their families has made changes to its operations as a result of ...
High Street names to get behind next month’s Autism Hour shopping event
Major high street names are joining in with a new initiative aimed at creating a safe shopping space for people ...
MBE for Arborfield autism advocate Carly
AN ARBORFIELD woman who is helping raise awareness of autism has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s New Year’s ...
Wokingham pet shop to open early for Autism Hour
A PET superstore in Wokingham will be opening an hour early this weekend as part of a national charity campaign. ...
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