We are a group of parent volunteers that aspire to help and improve the lives of autistic children and their families throughout Livepool.
Liverpool UK
Joined January 2014
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New! Saturday Bollywood Dance Workshops for Liverpool ASD kids in partnership with Bollykids Starts 1 Aug
Please re-tweet/support our ‘Table Talker’ promotion throughout Liverpool for World Autism Awareness Day – Thank you
@Markthablue Please re-tweet/support our ‘Table Talker’ promotion for World Autism – Thank you
Employers – please give autistic young people a chance of a job. They have tremendous potential and so much to offer. un.org/en/events/autismday/
Liverpool Echo highlighting 700 children on long waiting list for a autism assessment in Liverpool. liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liv…
Liverpool Echo article highlighting children waiting for an ASD assessment in Liverpool.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liv…
Stop children with autism missing out on education, & ensure every child with autism has access to quality education. e-activist.com/ea-action/act…
Why are so many autistic children being 'robbed of their education’ by our schools? mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/au…
Jane & Paul listened to the concerns of our members. They will discuss the issues raised with colleagues/officers and will feedback to us.
Great positive meeting with Councillor Jane Corbett (Cabinet Member for Education and Children's Services) and Paul Dagnall (Liverpool SEN)
Great meeting yesterday, really good ideas & suggestions. Very warm welcome to our new members! See you all on 2 May.
Great meeting with @lucianaberger thank you for your advice, help and support.
Just to let everyone know, Liverpool will not be lighting it up blue. Following lots of discussions/advice the new colour is purple!
We have an information stand at Alder Hey Hospital today to support World Autism Day. Thanks to Andrea, Michelle and hospital managers/staff
We are parents that offer help, support and campaign for Liverpool autistic children and their families. Info [email protected]
Independent newspaper has a very good pull out supplement today, to highlight and support World Autism Awareness Day.