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Fathers Group 2012

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The Fathers group meets at the Bendigo room at the Chifley Health & Well Being Hub on the second Monday in the month starting 7:30 pm to 9 pm.

The group is facilitated by the two fathers with children on the ASD spectrum.   Please Register for the father's group: Here

Jeanette Purkis Women's Group 2012

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We are pleased to announce that AAACT will be running again in 2012 The Jeanette Purkis women’s group.

The Bald Archy Preview night AAACT fundraiser! Please come along!

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Bald Archie banner

The Bald Archy pre-view night is an AAACT fundraiser!

Thursday 9 February 2012

Sport's Snapshot: Term 1, 2012

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We have a range of specially-designed sports programs for children and adults on the spectrum, commencing Term 1, 2012. Please register your interest to: louisew@autismaspergeract.com.au

Special Needs Toys discount buying until January and more!

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Special Needs Toys discount buying! 

Special Needs Toys is a family business that offers parents, teachers and therapists an easy and economical way of buying equipment, toys and aids that can be used in play or as part of a therapy program.

Carols by Candlelight; $8200 raised!!

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Carols by Candlelight was held on 14 December 2011.

Autism Asperger ACT is the proud recipient of donations from this year's event — over $8200.00!

Strategic Plan and Annual Operating Plan

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You can download our strategic planning documents from this page: a five-year strategic plan, the operating plan for the current financial year, and a brochure of key elements of the strategic plan.
 
The strategic plan was endorsed by members at the annual general meeting on 14 September 2011. It now guides the actions of our committee, staff and volunteers.

Principals 'over a barrel' schooling disabled children

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31 Aug, 2011 04:00 AM
 

Micah Wilson, 12, brings far more to Trinity Christian School than he takes from it, according to principal Carl Palmer.

But as a student with an autism disorder who needs additional assistance including a teacher's aid, Micah also costs more than the average student to educate.

Students with disabilities have historically been wedged between different funding regimes for government and non-government schools.

Gala dinner Bendigo Hero award: Jianfei Gong

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Gala dinner Bendigo Hero award: Jianfei Gong
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