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With the rise of inflation, fuel prices and the current cost of living crisis, it is understandable that many of us are feeling worried or anxious about making it to the end of the month while staying on top of all of our financial obligations. Just remember you are not alone. Below we have compiled …
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! It’s not too early, is it? I have had my tree up since 30th November and I think that should be allowed considering the year we have had. As we look back over 2020 it was one turbulent ride but with light at the end of the tunnel, …
Good Morning, I am writing to update you on the offer of support that ASD Helping Hands will provide from the 12/10/2020. The Family Support service we have offered for the past ten years will change to the “Autism Information and Advice Service” There have been a number of reasons we have …
Hi Everyone, I hope you are keeping safe in these uncertain times. Back when I first notified you of the changes we are making to our services due to the restrictions in place, I said these would be reviewed at the beginnning of May.
How do I explain to someone with Autism about Covid-19?
ASD Helping Hands response to the COVID-19 Pandemic Hello All! As we are all aware the COVID-19 virus continues to infect more and more with everyday that passes and now 4 confirmed cases in Norfolk.
Back in September, we updated how our Family Support service was delivered, with the introduction of the new website and referral system as well as our Family Support Clinics things are running a lot smoother and we are able to see those families we need to support a lot quicker.
Pre-diagnosis support I may say to you and the normal responses I get is. What’s that?
It all started back in January when I decided to write about some of the good experiances that I have had / seen whilst playing the Pokémon GO app, both through general play and whilst doing my job helping young adults out in the community. As I started to make this a reality I had …
At the beginning of Autism Awareness Week 2019, we think it would be a good idea to look back and see how Autism was first made a diagnosable disorder and where we are now.