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  • Prove It, Fix It Campaign

    02 October 2017

    A Sheffield charity, Sparkle, has launched a campaign and petition to try and ensure autistic children get the right form of education, claiming that Sheffield City Council has been putting finances before needs.

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  • Sheffield Autism Partnership Survey

    22 January 2017

    If you’re affected by autism there’s still a chance to give your views on the new Autism Partnership being set up in the city to improve opportunities and services for people with autism. The closing date for their online survey is 13 February 2017.

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  • World Autism Awareness Week 2017 Dates Announced

    12 January 2017

    The National Autistic Society is fund and awareness raising so that as many people as possible learn about autism during the week of 27 March – 2 April.

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  • “I’m With Sam” - Experiences of Hate Crime

    11 October 2016

    This campaign shares the message that autism and learning disability hate crime is unacceptable, and that something can be done. Are you with Sam?

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  • Give Your Views on the Care and Treatment Review Policy

    08 September 2016

    Care and Treatment Reviews are for children, young people and adults with learning disabilities and/or autism who are in learning disability and mental health hospitals, and for people at risk of going into one. The NHS are asking individuals, groups and organisations they work with for their comments and opinions. The closing date for feedback is 19 September 2016.

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