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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When a child is angry, frustrated or disruptive, they may be experiencing anxiety. Anxiety can often present as fear or worry but symptoms can also include trouble sleeping, fatigue, stomach aches and or headaches. Sometimes, symptoms can be missed completely if the anxious child keeps all their worries to themselves. All children, will at times feel anxious.
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Every year Autism Advisory & Support Service are extremely lucky to have members of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra volunteer their time and bring along some very fancy and expensive instruments to play for children and students with additional needs in what is our CEO Grace Fava’s favourite event of the year… MUSIC 4 HEALTH This
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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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Each year, thousands of people and hundreds of organisations around the country come together for Australia’s annual celebration of families National Families Week (15-21 May). This year COME AND PLAY WITH GOGO THE GECKO! Plus Kozi & Pinky balloon twisting, craft and information for families during the Paint Liverpool REaD National Families Week celebrations at Carnes
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The Western Sydney Migrant Resource Centre works with newly arrived migrants, refugees, and diverse communities. They provide a range of services and programs, from casework to community program facilitation. They ensure that their program, events and support are based on clients and community needs and wants. Based in the heart of Liverpool CBD, in South Western
Free female social group in Liverpool Read More »
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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The Sydney Childrens Hospital Network are offering a FREE Webinar: Autism and Mental Health: Myths and Facts. In this refresher webinar, Dr Vinita Bansal will cover the basics of autism and how this developmental disability intersects with mental health. Vinita will be available to answer your questions about Autism Presented by Dr Vinita Bansal, Child
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Active Fest events are funded by the NSW Governments Community Sport Rebuild and Recovery Package, and provides financial support, assistance, and participation opportunities for communities hardest hit by the COVID lockdowns. The Office of Sport in conjunction and local Active Kids providers will deliver free activities including youth singers and entertainment, modified sports, archery, basketball,
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Autism Advisory and Support Service
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