Friday, March 4, 2011
Announcement: A specialist is to visit Male'
A specialist in Autism is scheduled to visit Autism Association of Maldives, a local NGO based in Male'.
So, if you have a child with Autism or suspect your child for Autism please call 7529901 (Ms. Aishath Zila) and book an appointment to consult the visiting specialist.
Date: 13 March 2011
Venue: Autism Association of Maldives, Ma. Eureka, Vaidheri Hingun, Malé.
Time: appointment only.
If your child has any two of the following symptoms you ought to make an appointment.
1. The child avoids looking at faces.
2. The child cannot communicate or engage in a dialogue.
3. The child engages in repeated behaviours. That is, the child likes to do the same thing again and again.
4. The child puts hands over the ears in loud environments.
5. The child does not know how to play toys properly.
6. The child does not sleep properly throughout the night.
7. The child cries or laughs for no reason.
8. The child bangs head on the wall or inflict any kind of self injury.
9. The child does not follow instructions.
10. The child has sensory issues like no reaction to heat, loud noise, injury, etc.
Additional Information: Autism Association of Maldives is the first NGO established in the country for the Autism cause. Their mission is to assist children with Autism Spectrum Disorders live a happy life and attain their full potential. Their email is info@autism.mv. Click here to download their information brochure.
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Where can I find treatment for autism in Maldives?
As far as we know there are no centers or institutions providing specialist services (such as ABA, VBA, Floortime and RDI) in the country. However, you may approach Care Society or Autism Association of Maldives for guidance and early intervention services. (If anybody got a latest update on this information, please correct us.)
Saw a FB group named MAldives Autism Association. See their contact at this post. http://yafaau.info/blog/2011/03/fund-raising-event-for-autism-day-2011/
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