Masks For Charity Sale
APF has launched two styles (Adult and Junior) of limited edition masks for “Autism Awareness Actions”. The raised funds from this charity sale would be for providing ABA treatment and other related services to underprivileged children with ASD and their families. Please support now!
Autism Awareness Actions 2022
In support of 2nd April, “World Autism Awareness Day”, a special day designated by the United Nations General Assembly, APF organises our annual public education campaign – “Autism Awareness Actions” from late March to late April every year to generate public awareness and acceptance of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). We also launch limited edition masks for charity sale to raise funds for helping underprivileged children with ASD access Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) treatment.
We Have Not Stopped at this Critical Time……
With the COVID-19 pandemic, underprivileged children with autism are in urgent need of extra support and Autism Partnership Foundation is determined to stand by them amidst the current situation.
Children with autism need access to treatment persistently in order to maintain and enhance their learning abilities, otherwise their progress will be reversed and their behavioural problems may be intensified as well.
Raffle Campaign 2021
APF Charity Raffle Campaign had ended successfully, and the raffle draw ceremony was conducted on 4th January, 2022. The draw results are as below:
Christmas Party 2019
We organised a Christmas Party for more than 100 parents and children recently. Everyone dressed with Christmas outfits which made the whole venue full of festive atmosphere. Before the start of the Party, we arranged a Christmas ornament competition.
Parents Training
In order to enhance parents’ skills in teaching children with ASD and relieve their parenting stress, our Case Coordinator provided a training session for parents. The training included teaching theories, group discussion, role-plays and hands-on practises.
Parents Training
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder have varying degrees of behavioural problems, such as tantrums, out of the seat, and even self-harm. These behavioural problems seriously hinder children’s learning, and many parents reported that they do not know how to deal with these problems. In order to enhance the knowledge and ability of parents in home training, therapists of the APF Parents Resources Centre provided a training session earlier for parents of children undergoing our treatment programmes, teaching parents skills and tools for handling behavioural problems of their children, and encouraging them to use effective ways to improve the situation of their children continuously.
At Play Photography Gallery
APF collaborates with a young photographer Mr. Adrian Wong and a jewellery design brand 3.14SR initiated by Mr. Dickson Yewn, in which echoes with social responsibility, to organise a photography gallery named “At Play”. Adrian, the photographer of the gallery, would like to bring out one of the concepts – no matter general public or individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), we are all unique.
Autism Awareness Actions 2021
In response to “World Autism Awareness Day” on 2nd April designated by the United Nations, APF organises “Autism Awareness Actions” this year again for appealing the general public to understand autism and accept people with autism, and at the same time hope to raise more funds to help more children with autism.
Wearing is Caring – Reusable masks for charity sale
Keenly Green has always advocated environmental protection and waste reduction. In view of COVID-19 and the increasing consumption of face masks, they are trying to explore if they can help reduce the waste created by face masks used during the current pandemic.