Thursday 14 May 2015
10-1pm, Westwinds Church, Dskota Avenue, Newtownards
This workshop will discuss with parents of children with autism how to access additional support for their child, it will examone Disability Living Allowance, Access to services, funding for equipment etc.
If you would like to took an appointment please contact Clair Dundas, Family Support Worker, NAS on 07917235390
Thursday 30 April 2015
National Autistic Society, 59 Malone Road, Belfast, BT9 6SA
This clinic will run on a monthly basis from the Belfast Office. It will be a way for parents to access one to one family support on any issues they may be facing such as:
If you would like to took an appointemtnplease contact Clair Dundas, Family Support Worker, NAS on 07917235390
Parent Workshop – Entitlements
Wednesday 29 April
10:30 – 1pm
National Autistic Society, 59 Malone Road, Belfast, BT9 6SA
This workshop will discuss with parents of children with autism how to access additional support for their child. It will examine Disability Living Allowance, Access to services, funding for equipment etc.
If you would like to took a place, please contact Clair Dundas, Family Support Worker, NAS on 07917235390
Autism Initiatives NI have continued to develop Northern Ireland’s first ever autism specific ‘Learn to Cycle’ programme. The programme recently won the prestigious World Health Organisation Healthy Cities Award and continues to develop around Northern Ireland with more than 150 participants taking part in 2014.
BAAF is working closely with the “Home on Time” Project being Implemented across Northern Ireland and commissioned by the Health & Social Care Board. The concurrent planning project is funded under the Early Intervention Transformation Programme.
The question of best practice in family contact for infants in care is a complex one. High levels of family contact are sometimes seen to be needed to maximise the chance of family reunification. However infants also need safety, stability of care and tranquillity in order to thrive. Where there is a level of disruption involved for infants with frequent travel and significant time away from their primary caregiver, these two factors may be in tension….. Read more
Date: 23rd April 2015
Registration and Refreshments: 4.30pm
Seminar 5 – 6.30pm
Contact
Baaf NI
tel: 028 90315494
Email ni.training@baaf.org.uk
