Events taking part in the North
Date : 22nd -26th March
Location : Newcastle, West Bromwich, Bristol, Sheffield and London
Event : Autism: let's talk
Dimensions-UK is holding 5 days of events, 1 daytime and 1 evening in each location.
Topics include:
- Top ten things you need to know when your child with autism becomes an adult with autism
- Behaviour support and autism: using Applied Behaviour Analysis to promote quality of life
- Assistive Technology for autism
- Informal open sessions to talk one to one with professionals in the field
Contact Joseph Francis on 0114 2412116
Visit the Dimensions-UK website
Date : 25th March 2010
Location : Dukinfield Town Hall, Dukinfield, Tameside
Event : Tasca's autism awareness open day
TASCA'S Autism Awareness Open Day Drop-In, 10:00am-4:00pm. This event is open to parents/carers, family members, friends of autistic children & adults and professionals looking for more information on autism.
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Date: 2nd April 2010
Location: Doncaster Market, Doncaster
Event: Market Stall Event
A selection of Hesley Group residents with autism will be running a market stall to promote autism awareness in Doncaster by selling handmade goods made by themselves.
Visit the Hesley Group website
Date: 7nd April 2010, 9.30 am- 4 pm
Location: Octagon Centre, Hull, East Yorkshire
Event: ASD and Employment
We are holding a event regarding ASD and employment. We have a diverse range of speakers, including representatives from Autism Plus and the NAS. The day inclides 5 speakers, plus a Q&A session. This is an amazing opportunity for parents, carers and businessmen who would like more information.
Visit the Conference Connect website
Date: 17th April 2010
Location: Belle Vue House, Lancashire
Event: 10k race
All funds raised will go to the NAS and we hope to have between 200-500 runners who will all leave knowing more about ASD.
For more information contact Jude on 07764837056.
Visit the Belle View House website
Let us know about your events
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