Giving hope to autism persons

Giving Hope To Autism Persons is a noble cause to change the lives of the people living with autism.We Care,Do You?

Autism children are Brilliant even though they are different.They are unique in their very own way.

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Instead of Answering Endless Questions About Autism, This Boy Wrote a Book About It His classmates didn’t quite understand his autism. So here’s what he did about it.

remember God gave you life for free,He gave you healthy family.thank Him for that.Now there is that kid whom don't have hope but you can give him hope.Join us in giving those kids life.Autism kids and persons are seen as if they don't belong to this world.please identify one,and give him life

hallo all join us as we give hope to the AUTISM persons

Goals and Objectives
-Increase the capacity of poor, vulnerable, low income and other households to access relevant information and affordable and quality education for their autistic children,
-Create awareness about autism, early diagnosis, treatment and management of the condition,
-Work closely with communities and other stakeholders to encourage parents of autistic children to seek and enroll their children in education and other rehabilitation centres,
-To offer counselling and other psycho - social services to parents, siblings and other interested stakeholders to encourage openness and enhance understanding autism as a condition and the various options available for management,
-To work closely with stakeholders to identify options for management of autism children who are past the age of school, whose parents have died and have no care givers e.g. establishment of rehabilitation or rescue centres and to train those involved in caring for autistic children
-To lobby for increased government and stakeholder support for increased funding to cater for the specific needs of autistic children in learning institutions including training of health service providers and teachers
-To learn about and promote effective approaches to building the capacity of parents of autistic children and service providers to enhance their knowledge on autism, and,
-To network with likeminded organizations to promote the welfare of autistic persons and children in Kenya.

AUTISM
Autism is a brain disorder that typically affects a person's ability to communicate, form relationships with others, and respond appropriately to the environment. Some people with autism are relatively high-functioning, with speech and intelligence intact. Others are mentally re****ed, mute, or have serious language delays. For some, autism makes them seem closed off and shut down; others seem locked into repetitive behaviors and rigid patterns of thinking.