Help Action in Autism by donating Christmas and graduation gifts for learners in our Early Learning Intervention Centre
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Childcare & care support
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Help Action in Autism by donating Christmas and graduation gifts for learners in our Early Learning Intervention Centre
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Early education and support is vital for the development of autistic children and can greatly impact the trajectory of their lives. Action in Autism Early Learning Intervention Centre takes in 35 children between the ages of 2 and 6. We provide small classes of no more than 8 learners with a staff to learner ration of 1:3. We also provide therapies to support and assist learners. We do not turn any autistic child away due to their families economic status. There are many families who pay a reduced fee and many others who don't pay at all. For our end of year Christmas party, we would like your help to give each child a gift. For the 10 who are graduating and will be going to big school, we would also like to give them something extra gift in light of this important milestone.
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