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Goldfish Swim School - Winter Park Honors Autism Awareness Month with Swim Lesson Scholarships

Goldfish Swim School - Winter Park Honors Autism Awareness Month with Swim Lesson Scholarships
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I ve never had a proper relationship and can t sleep - Woman with Asperger Syndrome reveals her daily struggles

I ve never had a proper relationship and can t sleep - Woman with Asperger Syndrome reveals her daily struggles
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Retired St Francis police dog spreads autism awareness

Retired St. Francis police dog spreads autism awareness Retired St. Francis police dog spreads autism awareness While he s further removed from catching bad guys, retired K-9 Bane has formed a close friendship with a 7-year-old old girl. ST. FRANCIS, Wis. - A retired St. Francis police officer is spreading the message for Autism Awareness Month in a special way. That retired officer is K-9 Bane. Since retiring, adjusting to his new schedule has been tough so he s staying busy by making some new friends in the community. Retirement for Bane doesn t mean he hung up his collar just yet.

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Las Vegas group holds autism resource fair to kick off Autism Awareness Month

Las Vegas group holds autism resource fair to kick off Autism Awareness Month © FOX5 LAS VEGAS (FOX5) You might have seen some parts of the Las Vegas Strip light up blue on Friday night for World Autism Awareness Day. The entire month of April is dedicated to autism awareness, which affects nearly 1 in 54 children. To mark Autism Awareness Month, The Collaboration Center held a resource fair for families with autistic children on Saturday at Las Vegas Ranch. The ranch lit up blue for a night of family fun. Having resources is everything. Also knowing that you’re not alone, it is so isolating when you’re going through the challenges. . It’s very financially and emotionally challenging, we really need to come together as a community. I’ve been there, I’ve done it, gives them hope, said Lynda Tache, CEO of Grant a Gift Autism Foundation.

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Norwalk SpEd parent hopes society will better accommodate autistic workers

Norwalk Deputy Corporation Counsel Jeffry Spahr, center, shares his thoughts about autism, Thursday on the Town Green. NORWALK, Conn. One in 54 children aged 8 years old has autism spectrum disorder, or ASD, a recent study showed. Boys are more than four times as likely to have it than girls. That’s a reason to freak out, special education activist Jeffry Spahr observed. But he said the pandemic, while “horrible,” presents an “opportunity to reimagine the workplace to make diversity inclusion and equity a reality.” Norwalk Deputy Corporation Counsel Jeffry Spahr, left, shares his thoughts about autism, Thursday on the Town Green.

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