#17 Who is helping our Autistic Children ?

07/13/22 • 36 min

Kathryn Paylor - Bent (S1 Ep 8) and Reena Anand join me to discuss what it's like to be a parent to an autistic child.
I challenge them to answer questions that many parents with autistic children face.

What can schools do better
Advice for parents who believe their child is autistic
What would you say to an autistic child

Both Reena and Kat have lived experiences on the subject that I asked them to discuss. They both wish for the best for not only their children, but every autistic child
Links for Reena:
www.reenaanand.com
http://linkedin.com/in/reenaanand
https://www.facebook.com/AsianAutismMum
https://www.instagram.com/asian_autism_mum
Links for Kat:
www.seatedsewing.co.uk
www.facebook.com/seatedsewinguk
www.instagram.com/seatedsewing
www.linkedin.com/kathryn-paylor-bent-98631397

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What can schools do better
Advice for parents who believe their child is autistic
What would you say to an autistic child

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Bonus Episode w/ MOVE Online (Business Networking, with a well-being twist)

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Business networking doesn’t need to be pressured. Each member of a networking group is a person and people go through tough times.
The last thing you want is to feel anxiety walking in to a meeting without the required referrals when you whole life is turning upside down.
This is where MOVE Online differs. It’s a business and personal development meeting where the mission is to make better human beings. The number one priority is that everyone on the meeting is okay. The group celebrates together as well as sharing problems with each other.
Joining me are co-founders Andrea Edwards and Mark Waldron. I put them on the spot to answer questions about MOVE Online and each other.
You get a real insight in to why they believe online networking will remain as well as a sense of why the members of MOVE show up each week.
Links:
Making Better Human Beings | MOVE (move-online.co.uk)
Mark Waldron | LinkedIn
🧡🐘Andrea Edwards🐘🧡 | LinkedIn
#moveonline

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#18 Education and Menstruation in Uganda

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In this weeks episode, I'm joined by the amazing Catherine Nakayemba and her colleague Reynard.
Catherine is co founder of an amazing charity in Uganda, where they support young women with education, starting up businesses and menstruation. For any young lady starting menstruation can be difficult and Gejja Women Foundation help to education both boys and girls by visiting the schools and going to communities.
In Uganda there are approximately 3.5 million adolescent girls who cannot afford products. I champion my listeners to donate on the following link SAFE GIRL . - GlobalGiving to help provide clean reusable pads.
Gejja Women Foundation strive to support inclusion for all within their country.
You can learn more about Gejja Women Foundation on the following link Gejja Women Foundation – advancing opportunities for women and girls in Uganda
Catherine's details are available here Catherine Nakayemba | LinkedIn
In this episode, Lorraine Venables assisted me by co - hosting. Lorraine can be contacted on Lorraine Venables 🚀 | LinkedIn and her business Intrepid English can be found Intrepid English / home - Intrepid English

The All 4 Inclusion Pod - #17 Who is helping our Autistic Children ?

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Scott Whitney00:00:57.159

Hello, welcome to the next edition of the All4Inclusion pod. This is the first type, or the first of this new type that we're doing where we're, we're bringing in two or three people who've got something in common to, to discuss a single topic and, and then provide a combined answer. So first of all, I am joined by, by Reena. Let me bring Reena in. Reena, how are you?

Reena Anand00:01:30.909

I'm good. Thank you