World Autism Awareness Week 2021

Help Us Celebrate World Autism Awareness Week

29 March to 4 April 2021 is World Autism Awareness Week and we need your help to celebrate. From individuals on the autism spectrum, to their families and friends who love them, and our educators and health professionals who support them. This year we’re showing our appreciation to everyone who makes up our wonderful autism community!

Throughout the week we’re running a range of special activities at our centres and online across our website and social media pages. Our focus is on sharing Understanding, Interests, Uniqueness & Acceptance and Strengths.

We also invite all of you to reach out to us with your messages that you’d love to share with the world this World Autism Awareness Week.

What’s on In-Centre?

We’ve got a packed schedule of activities and dress-up days during World Autism Awareness Week.

We invite kids, staff and parents to join in on the dress-up days and morning & afternoon teas.

Community Interviews

Throughout World Autism Awareness Week we’re sharing interviews with people on the spectrum, family members and other individuals across our Irabina Facebook Page.

Be sure to follow us on Facebook to see these interviews as they’re posted.

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Share Your Message

What message would you like to share with the world this Autism Awareness Week? Submit it below and we’ll help your voice be heard and post it to our Facebook page.

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  • Please note Irabina will use discretion when sharing posts to our Facebook page and not all submitted posts may be shared.

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Bayswater VIC 3153
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Bundoora VIC 3083

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