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Barge Trip

( 'Monday, August 7th, 2023' )

10:00 — 15:30 (5h 30′)

Dukinfield, East Manchester Community Boat Project, Greater Manchester, Lower Alma St, OL7 0QA, Tameside

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I AM - Celebrating Autism in Greater Manchester

20 hours ago

UK Parliament to Vote on Assisted Dying: What Could This Mean for Autistic and Neurodivergent Individuals?

British lawmakers are set to debate a historic bill that would allow terminally ill people the right to end their lives with medical assistance. The bill, introduced by Kim Leadbeater MBE, has gained momentum, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer backing the debate and a free vote expected in Parliament soon.

While some view this as a compassionate choice for those suffering, others, including disability advocates, have raised concerns about the potential impact on vulnerable groups. How might this legislation affect neurodivergent individuals, particularly those who are autistic or have other conditions that might make them more vulnerable to pressures or misunderstandings in end-of-life care?

Should more safeguards be considered for neurodivergent individuals if assisted dying is legalised? How can we ensure the rights and protections of all, especially those who may struggle with communication or understanding in these critical moments? ... See MoreSee Less

UK Parliament to Vote on Assisted Dying: What Could This Mean for Autistic and Neurodivergent Individuals?

British lawmakers are set to debate a historic bill that would allow terminally ill people the right to end their lives with medical assistance. The bill, introduced by Kim Leadbeater MBE, has gained momentum, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer backing the debate and a free vote expected in Parliament soon.

While some view this as a compassionate choice for those suffering, others, including disability advocates, have raised concerns about the potential impact on vulnerable groups. How might this legislation affect neurodivergent individuals, particularly those who are autistic or have other conditions that might make them more vulnerable to pressures or misunderstandings in end-of-life care?

Should more safeguards be considered for neurodivergent individuals if assisted dying is legalised? How can we ensure the rights and protections of all, especially those who may struggle with communication or understanding in these critical moments?

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I AM - Celebrating Autism in Greater Manchester

3 days ago

Not all superheroes wear capes—some wear the alphabet on their arms! 🦸‍♂️ Dan Harris, an incredible dad, got a tattoo of the alphabet to help his non-speaking, autistic son Joshie communicate when technology isn’t available. ❤ Now, other parents around the world are inspired to do the same!

Dan’s simple yet powerful gesture shows the lengths a father will go to support his child’s unique needs. This is a beautiful reminder that dads truly are superheroes, and every child deserves a way to be heard. 🙌

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Dad has alphabet tattooed on his arm for adorable reason

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk

Dan had the £180 tattoo completed on his left forearm three weeks ago

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