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Andy Speaks

Andy Speaks sets out to BE the VOICE for persons with Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disabilities. Through our work, we aim to EDUCATE society about neurodiversity, ADVOCATE for the rights of special needs individuals, and actively contribute to the implementation of policies addressing their unique needs. Additionally, we PROVIDE SUPPORT to parents and neurodiverse individuals by running impactful programs that facilitate their independence and INTEGRATION into the community.

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Voice of Persons with Neurodevelopmental Disabilities

We Are Champions of Equity

OUR FLAGSHIP PROJECT

AUTISM AWARENESS FOR EQUITY IN EDUCATION & HEALTH

Each year, throughout the World Autism Awareness month of April, we diligently orchestrate a cycling event dedicated to raising awareness for Autism and collecting funds to provide essential support for Autism classes and the establishment of Occupational therapy centers in disadvantaged public special needs schools. Our mission extends to the commemoration of World Autism Day on April 2nd, where we officially commence the ride and unveil our "NeuroCaravan." This multifaceted initiative encompasses a range of valuable services, including a complimentary medical camp, disability assessment and registration, educational evaluations, an enjoyable day for children, and an array of services that benefit individuals with neurodevelopmental disabilities and other persons with disabilities. The NeuroCaravan will be in operation in both the starting and concluding counties along the ride's route, extending its support to persons with disabilities. I The overarching objective of this annual ride is to promote "Autism Acceptance & Awareness for Equity in Education & Health."

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Learn more about Neurodevelopmental Disabilities

Neurodevelopmental disabilities are a group of conditions that affect the development of the brain and nervous system. They typically emerge in the early years of life and can impact an individual’s ability to learn, communicate, and perform daily activities. Some common examples of neurodevelopmental disabilities include:

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Intellectual Disability (ID)
Learning Disabilities (LD)
Tourette’s Syndrome

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