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April is World Autism Acceptance Month

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World Autism Acceptance Month (formerly Awareness Month) is observed every April to foster understanding, inclusion, and appreciation for autistic people, shifting focus from mere awareness to acceptance. Key activities include wearing blue, educational campaigns, and fundraising to support autistic individuals, with World Autism Awareness Day held on April 2nd.
Why not click on the link to learn more about Autism!

 
World Autism Acceptance Month (formerly Awareness Month) is observed every April to foster understanding, inclusion, and appreciation for autistic people, shifting focus from mere awareness to acceptance. Key activities include wearing blue, educational campaigns, and fundraising to support autistic individuals, with World Autism Awareness Day held on April 2nd.
Why not click on the link to learn more about Autism!

Thanks for posting. My son has ASD (I probably do to an extent) and it's really sensory issues that challenge him. It's always a challenge that behaviours associated with ASD are seen as 'odd and awkward' and are not bad behaviour, just coping.
 
My youngest son is on the autism spectrum and eats basically the same food every day and has done for about the last 30 years. It’s what he’s comfortable with and that’s fine.
 
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