World Autism Acceptance Month – Gemma O’Neill
09/04/2024
This #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth we’re focusing what we can all learn by listening to the autistic community.
09/04/2024
This #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth we’re focusing what we can all learn by listening to the autistic community.
08/04/2024
This #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth we’re celebrating the knowledge and insight of our autistic community members.
05/04/2024
This #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth we’re focusing what we can all learn by listening to the autistic community.
04/04/2024
Our latest Research Bulletin is focused on Strength-based Approaches. It highlights papers that show how taking a strength-based approach can create an empowering environment for a...
03/04/2024
This #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth we’re celebrating how we’ve learned from our autistic community members.
02/04/2024
We’re delighted to partner with Irish Rugby to develop bespoke training for coaches and volunteers working with autistic players.
02/04/2024
Today is #WorldAutismAcceptanceDay and we’re celebrating the voices of our autistic community members.
01/04/2024
This #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth we’re focusing on the knowledge and insight that our autistic community have to share; as well as the importance of listening and learning from the...
31/03/2024
If you have a surplus of eggs, here are a couple of ideas for games you can play.
30/03/2024
Lots of us find it confusing when the clocks change.
29/03/2024
We’re very excited to be nominated alongside Mary Immaculate College at the Education Awards next month. We’re finalists for the Best Community Academic Collaboration Award.
28/03/2024
Time for some musical fun!
27/03/2024
Have you used any of the Centre’s recent Irish language resources?
26/03/2024
Some Easter baking today!
21/03/2024
Gardening introduces the opportunity for tactile experiences and the development of fine motor skills.
18/03/2024
Spring is the perfect time to get out & explore nature.
15/03/2024
For Seachtain na Gaeilge we have some more lovely resources adapted for Irish language speakers. This time we’re focusing on getting those school bags packed.
14/03/2024
Play dough is a great way to introduce new tactile input, and increase hand strength for the development of fine motor skills.