Irish Society for Autism
Dublin, Ireland
About
Founded in 1963, Irish Society for Autism is a charity based in Dublin, Ireland working on disability, health, education +3 more.
The Irish Society for Autism is a national charity founded in 1963 that provides information, education programmes, training, research, advocacy and residential and other services for autistic people, their families and carers in Ireland. It co-authored the European Charter of Rights for Persons with Autism and is a founding member of Autism Europe and the World Autism Organisation. It is governed by a voluntary Board of Directors and is based in Dublin.
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Autism Cards
ViewDisability · Ireland
Free Autism cards, including Face Mask and Autism Alert cards, to help autistic people and their families in public and emergency situations.
Bounce for Autism
ViewEducation · Ireland
Campaign with Irish Trampolines donating trampolines to special schools and Autism classes for autistic students.
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AIB Millennium Award
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Football Association of Ireland, Irish Trampolines
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