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Published on 02 April 2020
April is autism awareness month. No one wants to feel judged and unwelcome in their own communities — but many autistic people and their families experience this every day.
Changing your reactions can make a more inclusive and welcoming world for all.
I can change my reactions:
Find out more and see how your reactions can make the difference, click on the button below.
Amaze is the peak body for autistic people and their supporters in Victoria. Amaze’s aspiration is to shape a society that respects the dignity of every autistic person and offers them real opportunities to participate and contribute.
Amaze provide free, independent and expert information to the community through their Autism Advisor helpline; drive systemic change through a robust, evidence-based policy advice and advocacy; and build greater understanding of autism in the wider world through innovative training programs, meaningful corporate partnerships and powerful public education campaigns.
Find out more, by visiting the Amaze's Autism Advisor service website.
12 December 2016
The State Government, Sport and Recreation Victoria (SRV) announced the outcome of Council’s applications for the 2017/18 Community Sports Infrastructure Funding.
04 March 2019
We are aware that the City of Monash has disclosed that, following an internal review of its infringement appeals process that it has concerns regarding its level of compliance with the requirements of the Infringements Act. It is important to note that no two councils’ contracts or processes with Tenix are identical.
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