With the school holidays fast approaching the Autism Advisory & Support Service Team have decided that it’s about time we hold an Open Day! This open day is a great opportunity to gain valuable insights into the diverse range of services we offer. From tailored school holiday programs to our range of therapy services you […]
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In June 2022 Autism Advisory & Support Service were exited to share the news that Service NSW had started to trial “Quiet Hours’ in several of their service Centres. For many of our clients thought of the bright lights, loud music and excessive sounds it’s too much to bear and so having a dedicated quiet
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Liverpool City Council is seeking expressions of interest for appointment to the Liverpool Access Committee for a 2-year term. The Committee aims to: The Liverpool Access Committee is made up of the following membership:Category 1 – People with disability living, working and/or studying in the Liverpool LGACategory 2 – Family members and/or carers of people
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Myrna Domingues from Autism Advisory & Support Service along with Developmental Pediatrician Dr Suky Yim Present: Autism Spectrum Disorder & Co-morbidities This Free Online Presentation will include discussion on… The Details Date: Friday 19th May 2023 Time: 10am – 12pm Online: Via Zoom – link attached to registration To Register Click Here
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What is Dungeons & Dragons? Dungeons & Dragons is a Tabletop RPG (role play game) that focuses on storytelling… with dice! Everything in the game is the players decision, from what they look like, to how they act, to what happens next. Players form an adventuring party who together, explore fantasy worlds as they embark
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Marvel Care is an NDIS registered provider with a Person-Centred Approach. Their services keep the person at the centre of the decision-making process, through collaboration and active supports. Their ultimate intention is to provide high quality services that are professional, get the job done & are consistent and authentic, which is what makes them one
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SpeakUP: Is the online program that’s building skills and confidence for participation at school for children aged 7 – 16 years of age with a disability in a mainstream school across NSW. It is a unique, short-term online program that focuses on supporting the young person to achieve a goal they have set for themselves. How
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I was provided the questions of: What are the best ways to broach the subject of autism at work, and how can we have better conversations and provide more support for autistic employees? However, to answer such questions, we have to first consider what it is like to be an autistic person is the workforce.
How can Autistic staff be better supported in the workplace? Read More »
Community First Step (CFS) is a not-for-profit organisation offering a wide range of services including children’s services, disability services, community development, youth and family case management services. With a history that spans over 50 years, they aim to support and empower the communities of Southwest Sydney to overcome disadvantages and barriers to personal, social and economic
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PWDA or People with Disability Australia are Australia’s peak rights and advocacy organisation for people with disability. Since 1981, they have been advancing and protecting the rights, health and wellbeing of the people and communities we serve. Their dedicated team of trained advocates are committed to supporting people with disability to get the advice and
Advocacy. It’s more important than you think. Read More »
Autism Advisory and Support Service
‘Our mission is to empower children and adults with autism and their families through knowledge and support’
