Events: Halloween 2023

This year our Halloween party was bigger and better than ever

Halloween is always a popular time of year with our members and 2023 proved to be our best yet. We took receipt of some new decorations which had been donated and our 10-18 and adults members also contributed to transforming our Resource Centre into a spooky haunted house, filled with all manner of scary delights.

Sian’s fantastic Halloween Jack-o’-lantern

Sian’s Halloween monster cakes were delicious and very popular

Evelyn showcased her amazing creativity and skill by creating a full size corpse

Some of our members really love getting dressed up and our Manchester pub night gave them the perfect opportunity.

Jordan looked great in his skeleton costume

Amber and Aishah getting into the spirit of Halloween

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To find out about how I AM can offer support contact us at admin@i-am autism.org.uk or give us a call on 0161 866 8483

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It's impossible to cure autism, it's the way someone's brain is , we can help people cope with how it affects us but you can't cure someone's autism anymore than you can cure someone without autism to be different?

Events: Halloween 2023

This year our Halloween party was bigger and better than ever

To find out about how I AM can offer support contact us at admin@i-am autism.org.uk or give us a call on 0161 866 8483

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