The Autism Hero Project seeks to improve the lives of people with autism. The mission is to educate others on their understanding on autism-related needs in everyday life, and promote more than just awareness among communities.
We strive to create a world of inclusion, where ALL means ALL.
“No work is insignificant. All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance and should be undertaken with painstaking excellence.” …Martin Luther King Jr.
World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD) is March 21. It’s easy enough to participate, just stick your hand in your sock drawer and see what comes out. Bright and colorful socks, striped, mismatched, long – just as long as you’re making a statement. Together we will create a single global voice for advocating for the rights, inclusion and well being of people with Down syndrome in our schools, community and around the world. With your help, each year the voice of people with Down syndrome, and those who live and work with them, grows louder.
Ben Hill Preschool celebrates Black History Month with notable reading from the community. Pictured above: Brittany T. Young and Picture below: Janice Lawson. Other volunteered readers from The Jessamine Place, not pictured, included: Shirley B. Brook – Executive Director, Constance Manley – Accountant & SE Manager, Sandra Sheppard – HR Manager, Crystal McCranie – CA Manager, Miranda Melton – CA Manager, Carletha Ford – HHP Monitor.
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