In addition to the community events below, we run workshops and seminars, based on up-to-date and peer-reviewed research for teachers, other professionals and families. Visit our Workshops and Seminars page to learn more.
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January 2020
30 January
6:30pm - 8:30pm
Fathering Project Dad’s Group Launch | 30/01/2020
Join us for our “Fathering Project Dad’s Group” Launch evening on the 30th January 2020 We’d like to invite all dads and father-figures to join us for an informal but informative event by The Fathering Project and hosted by the Autism Association of WA meet other dads – chat, share and support each other to start a Dads Group and be the best dad you can be. Learn: About what the Fathering Project is About the importance of the role…
February 2020
05 February
10:00am - 12:00pm
Getting to know the NDIS – Workshop | Webinar | 05/02/2020
This session provides information on how people with autism can access the National Disability Insurance Scheme in WA.
11 February
5:30pm - 8:30pm
Autism: What are the Early Indicators? | Midland | 11/02/2020
FREE workshop for Community Health and Family Professionals, including Community Health Nurses, Social Workers, Community Allied Health Professional, Local Coordinators, NDIS Planners, Childcare Workers, and Teachers
What are the early indicators of Autism? What role can parents and people who work with children play in supporting early diagnosis and intervention?
13 February
9:30am - 11:30am
Early Days – Encouraging Interaction through Play & Social Learning | Webinar | 13/02/2020
The Early Days Workshops are provided free to families and carers (unpaid) of children aged 0 to 6 years with (or who may have) Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). We recommend attending an introductory session such Early Days: My Child and Autism prior to attending other topics.
20 February
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Steps to Literacy | Webinar | 20/02/2020
This training is recommended for parents and carers of children with Autism aged 5 to 12 years
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) don’t always develop early literacy skills in the same way or at the same rate as other students. Some children with ASD experience challenges with learning to read, spell and write. Literacy skills are an important life skill that extend beyond the classroom into everyday life and developing literacy skills is important in maintaining independence in later life.
25 February
3:30pm - 6:30pm
Autism: What are the Early Indicators? | Dudley Park | 25/02/2020
FREE workshop for Community Health and Family Professionals, including Community Health Nurses, Social Workers, Community Allied Health Professional, Local Coordinators, NDIS Planners, Childcare Workers, and Teachers
What are the early indicators of Autism? What role can parents and people who work with children play in supporting early diagnosis and intervention?
March 2020
03 March
12:30pm - 3:30pm
Autism: What are the Early Indicators? | East Waikiki | 03/03/2020
FREE workshop for Community Health and Family Professionals, including Community Health Nurses, Social Workers, Community Allied Health Professional, Local Coordinators, NDIS Planners, Childcare Workers, and Teachers
What are the early indicators of Autism? What role can parents and people who work with children play in supporting early diagnosis and intervention?
10 March
11:00am - 1:00pm
Understanding Autism | Kalgoorlie | 10/03/2020
This relaxed workshop aims to provide basic yet essential information about the impact of autism on individual lives.
10 March
6:30pm - 8:30pm
Getting to know the NDIS – Workshop | Kalgoorlie | 10/03/2020
This session provides information on how people with autism can access the National Disability Insurance Scheme in WA.
11 March
9:30am - 2:30pm
Early Days – My Child and Autism | Kalgoorlie | 11/03/2020
This workshop will discuss general topics about autism spectrum disorder, such as understanding autism, what ASD looks like for you and your family, early intervention and how you can make a difference.
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