STAND WITH CHILDREN WITH AUTISM

Acceptance and Awareness:

The first step in supporting children with autism is acknowledging their difference and appreciating their uniqueness.

Spreading awareness in communities.

Encouraging Inclusivity:

Children with autism often struggle with social interactions. Encouraging inclusive education and recreational activities helps them feel valued and accepted.

Patience and understanding:

Many children with autism may experience sensory sensitivities or have difficulty expressing their emotions. Practicing patience and understanding their needs goes a long way in building trust and rapport.

Providing safe spaces:

Creating a calm and structured environment at home and in public spaces can reduce stress and anxiety for these children.

Health & Hygiene:

Regular health checkups, sanitary support, and awareness drives ensure children remain healthy and informed about personal hygiene.

Nutrition and Daily Meals:

Many children arrive at school hungry. We offer daily nutritious meals to ensure no child studies on an empty stomach.

ENGAGING ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISM .

Providing meaningful engagement is essential for the growth and well-being of children with autism.

• Sensory Play: activities like playing with textured materials [sand, slime, or water]
• Art and music therapy
• Outdoor activities
• Structed play and routine
• Technology-assisted learning

CONCLUSION .

Standing with children with autism means fostering an environment of acceptance, inclusivity, support. By understanding their needs, supporting their parents, and engaging them in meaningful activities, we contribute to their growth and well-being. Together, we can create a society that empowers children with autism to reach their full potential.