Young people with autism can 'Bee Unique' at a Cumbrian charity's family events
FAMILIES turned out in force for a west Cumbrian autism charity’s event, which was designed to let families know they are not alone.
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FAMILIES turned out in force for a west Cumbrian autism charity’s event, which was designed to let families know they are not alone.
A SELFLESS act saw a woman brave the shave last weekend to raise funds for an autism charity. Kerry Potts of Fellview, Whitehaven, shaved her hair on Sunday after raising sponsorship funds in aid of Bee Unique. Autism charity Bee Unique points parents of children on the spectrum to the services available and provides support of their own – guiding them through the challenging and often frustrating process of getting the provision their child needs. It is a personal cause to Kerry, who said: “Being a parent of a child with autism is often a lonely place – once they’re diagnosed...