Be a Society supporter
Your donation helps us to continue improving and developing our services for people in Scotland with autism and their families. Here are some ways the money could be spent:
£15 can help us buy art therapy materials
£75 can give a parent of a newly-diagnosed child a training session
£100 allows one to one staff support for a person with autism to attend a special event such as a concert, Highland Games or the theatre
£200 can help a teenager improve their emotional well-being through therapy
£500 gives two service users membership of the local sports and leisure centre, improving fitness and health as well as social inclusion
£1000 could improve a family's daily life with sleep counselling, assessment and techniques
£1000 could improve a family's social engagement with their child through a positive interaction programme
£1000 could provide garden furniture to one or two service users who have taken on their own tenancies
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Join Us
Join the Society for £10 a year and you will be kept updated with our activities and developments and invited to the AGM. Join Us
Get Active 4 Autism in 2010
If you would like to raise awareness of autism and raise money for the Society, you can do all sorts of things from coffee mornings to car boot sales, sponsored events such walks, runs or bike rides. You can organise your own, join an organised event or take on a challenge - more.
As a business, your employer and colleagues can join forces with great results - more.
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You can aslo send a donation by cheque or gift postal order. Please send your donation to The Scottish Society for Autism , Freepost TY721, Alloa, FK10 3BR . Cheques should be made payable to The Scottish Society for Autism. Remember to include your name and address so we can reply and also give you the opportunity to complete a Gift Aid form . Gift Aid costs you nothing but allows the Society to claim a further 25% of your donation from the government - well worth it.
Donations helped to fund a new garden at Ridgepark.
Support need not take the form of money. Here a rotary club donates a new hedgetrimmer to Gartinny, our Horticultural Centre where people with autism learn new skills.
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