ENNISCORTHY Allotments community groups The Little Buds and Cottage Autism Network’s Teen Sow It T Grow It programmes offer children and young people a unique space to learn and grow as they get hands on with gardening.
The annual St Ibar’s/Shelmaliers 6k run/walk takes place on Sunday, October 22 at 10 a.m, from Hollymount GAA Complex. The proceeds from this year’s event will go towards supporting the camogie club and Cottage Autism Network, Wexford CLG.
A trip to Mayo for an event for parents of children with autism was to prove inspirational for Amy Winter. The founder and owner of Little Kneaders, a company which creates sensory dough for children on the autism spectrum, Amy knew as soon as she left that she had to bring something similar to her home county of Wexford.
COTTAGE AUTISM NETWORK WELCOME INCLUSION PROGRAMME IN WEXFORD GAA STRATEGIC PLAN
Wexford GAA are planning on developing a sensory garden for children with special needs to encourage more inclusion in Gaelic games.
It’s hoped the garden when ready in 2022 will provide a safe environment for children to use before, during or after coaching clinics.
It’s part of the association’s Very Important Player programme which is looking to offer a quality sporting experience to children with autism in Wexford who may find it difficult to successfully participate on mainstream sports teams.
The programme follows on from the successful ASD friendly Cul Camps run in 2019.
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