We will soon be launching our new website detailing the work of Autism Cymru, information on Autistic Spectrum Disorders and the exciting developments in policy from Wales, the Celtic Nations and beyond which seek to develop understanding and services for people with an ASD and their families.
"Holly’s and Emily’s Ball are tremendously important to Autism Cymru. They give autism in Wales a great profile and also help to raise badly needed funds to enable this charity to continue to make a difference for people with autism, their families and those who support them in Wales.
"I am sure that everyone attending both events will applaud the inspirational hard work and dedication given so wonderfully by Jo Salmon and Jo Perera, which has the effect of raising the awareness of autism in Wales in such a positive way."
Hugh Morgan OBE Chief Executive
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62 Newport Road
Cardiff
South Glamorgan
CF24 0DF
Tel: 02920 463 263
Tel: 01970 626264
Email: info@autismcymru.org
.. is a free event which is open to young people with ASD, their families and supporters from Wrexham and Flintshire.
The event has been organised by Autism Cymru, Wales’ National Charity for Autism and Glyndwr University. It is the final event in the Deis Cyfle (means opportunity in Welsh and Gaelic) Project which has aimed to develop and deliver bespoke training packages in the North and South West Wales area over the last 3 years.