Muslims with Special Needs in Auburn, New South Wales | Community organisation

Muslims with Special Needs

Locality: Auburn, New South Wales

Address: 361 Chisholm Road 2144 Auburn, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.mwsn.org.au

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16.01.2022 This is the hardest video I have ever had to make but one that I have wanted to make since I started this journey, today I finally got the courage to do so beca...use I believe it can help many other parents and children around the world inshAllah. To Abdullah when you read this, I love you so much, you have changed my life in so many ways, I am proud of you and I can't wait to see all you become in this world. Love you always, Baba.

13.01.2022 Day 2 10000 steps !!!achieved hardly https://walk-for-autism-2018.everydayhero.com//mwsn-playgr

12.01.2022 This is why you don’t park in the striped area of a handicapped parking zone.

05.01.2022 Assalam alaikum lifting hoist available , for someone in need of it. please message us for more info.

05.01.2022 What are some practical ways non-autistic people can be more thoughtful and considerate towards their autistic friends, loved ones, and co-workers? Here are sev...en suggestions. Please feel free to offer more. -SR [image: Vertical rectangle infographic with a background gradating from white at the top to green at the bottom. Title: Green bold text reads, Autism Understanding Subtitle: Black text reads, What can you do to embrace neurodiversity? A column of icons in light blue squares on the left is paired with a column of black text-based suggestions on a white background on the right. First row: Icon of a speech bubble. Suggestion title in bold reads, Say what you mean Suggestion in plain text reads, Some autistic people may not be able to see your intentions or read body language so help them understand what you are thinking. Second row: icon of an explosion. Suggestion title in bold reads, Reduce sensory input Suggestion in plain text reads, Autism affects the senses and can cause overload. Can you reduce the noises, smells, colours, patterns or lights in your environment? Third row: icon of a smiley face. Suggestion title in bold reads, Be a mentor or friend Suggestion in plain text reads, Autistic people say they suffer from misunderstanding and from an overwhelming environment. Find out how their autism affects them. Fourth row: icon of an arrow pointing to the right. Suggestion title in bold reads, Reduce pressure Suggestion in plain text reads, Try to reduce the number of options and give clear expectations. Offer regular constructive feedback to help mutual understanding. Fifth row: icon of an hourglass with most of the sand descended. Suggestion title in bold reads, Allow Thinking Time Suggestion in plain text reads At least six seconds, which is longer than you think! Perhaps invite them to respond by email or arrange to with them again later. Sixth row: icon of a five-pointed star. Suggestion title in bold reads, Play to their strengths Suggestion in plain text reads People are at their best when they can be themselves so be flexible with how the work gets done to allow space for their way of thinking. Seventh row: icon of thought cloud. Suggestion title in bold reads, Be open-minded Suggestion in plain text reads Does it really matter if they take their shoes off in the office? If they wear headphones? Understand how they regulate their sensory input. A green horizontal rectangle below the suggestions contains an orange Minecraft-style cow (?) next to white text reading, Aspergers AdventuresMinecraft and Meltdowns Below that, a blue Facebook icon is followed by white text reading, www.facebook.com/groups/aspergers.adventures and then a lighter blue Twitter icon followed by white text reading @McraftNMeltdown To the right of the green rectangle, on a white background shared with the suggestions above, large blue text reads Autism Ambassador Underneath the blue text, smaller green text reads, Southampton Hampshire Isle of Wight Portsmouth]

03.01.2022 This sounds interesting !

02.01.2022 Strong 18 yr old.

01.01.2022 44 year old father of 8 children in need of heart surgery. For those who wish to assist or would like more information the go fund me link is linked