‘Say Yes Day’ - Public asked to take to social media to raise vital funds for autism
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As autism month comes to a close, the national autism charity of Ireland, AsIAm has launched ‘Say Yes Day’ to raise urgent funds to help the families of Irish people living with autism.
‘Say Yes Day’ will go beyond raising necessary funds and aims to ensure autism understanding and acceptance will be at the forefront throughout the year, and not just in April.
The charity says this will go a long way in improving the current stats that show 50% of people living with autism experience bullying, 85% experience unemployment and 8 in 10 experience a mental health condition, much of these issues are a result of social exclusion.
‘Say Yes Day’ - People of Longford asked to take to social media to raise vital funds for autism
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As autism month comes to a close, the national autism charity of Ireland, AsIAm has launched ‘Say Yes Day’ to raise urgent funds to help the families of Irish people living with autism.
‘Say Yes Day’ will go beyond raising necessary funds and aims to ensure autism understanding and acceptance will be at the forefront throughout the year, and not just in April.
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‘Say Yes Day’ - Limerick public asked to take to social media to raise vital funds for autism
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As autism month comes to a close, the national autism charity of Ireland, AsIAm has launched ‘Say Yes Day’ to raise urgent funds to help the families of Irish people living with autism.
‘Say Yes Day’ will go beyond raising necessary funds and aims to ensure autism understanding and acceptance will be at the forefront throughout the year, and not just in April.
The charity says this will go a long way in improving the current stats that show 50% of people living with autism experience bullying, 85% experience unemployment and 8 in 10 experience a mental health condition, much of these issues are a result of social exclusion.