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AuKids Magazine

Name of Organisation: AuKids Magazine
Headline: Positive Parenting for Kids with Autism Spectrum Conditions
What We Do: Welcome to AuKids, a quarterly positive parenting magazine aimed at families with young children on the autism spectrum.

AuKids is a joint venture between parent and journalist Debby Elley, whose twin sons have autism, and speech and language therapist Tori Houghton.

Debby worked on local radio and in newspapers before starting a freelance career as a writer. She was eager to help Tori make her dream of a magazine into a reality after experiencing a steep learning curve when her sons were diagnosed with autism in 2006.

Tori is a speech and language therapist who has worked with children on the autism spectrum for nine years. Tori first came up with the idea for a magazine while working with Debby's twins, Bobby and Alec. "Debby and I were always swapping ideas and I thought it would be great to find a way of sharing them," she says. "To hear tales of success from parents who have read AuKids makes all the hard work worth every second!"

Area: National

Town:
Address: AuKids

PO Box 259 Cheadle

Postcode: SK8 9BE
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Telephone:

Facebook ID: AuKids magazine

Twitter ID: @aukids

Email: aukidsmag@googlemail.com
Website: http://www.aukids.co.uk

Services Offered: Why AuKids? Orchids are beautiful flowers - special and unique. They need the right conditions in which to grow and flourish. Subtle changes in the environment can make a huge difference to these delicate plants. There is a pre-conception that orchids are hard to grow.

Actually, if you find out about them, begin to understand them and adapt to what they need, they - like our children - can turn out to be exceptional. We took a few liberties with the spelling and then we had it - AuKids.

Disability Type: Asperger's Syndrome, Autism
Pat Mark Status: Not Yet Applied For


Related Topics:

Useful Links, Education, Play and Leisure, Money & Benefits, Early Support 0-5 years, Health & Well Being, Benefits, Support

Related Organisations: National Autistic Society, Hampshire Autistic Society, The Wessex Autistic Society (TWAS), Able, Disability Now

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