Charities and Museums

ARMS Global Autism Conference - Presented by ABIQ

The 2006 ARMS Global Autism Conference was held on 6 & 7 October 2006 at the Brisbane Technology Park - attended by 550 delegates..

The conference covered the latest information on areas such as communication, biomedical treatments, socialisation, behavioural appro aches, alternative therapies and strategies for supporting and living with a child with ASD. Keynote speakers included Professor Tony Attwood, Dr Pamela Wolfberg, Dr Mark Sundberg, Dr John McEachin, Dr William Walsh, Mr Stephen Shore and Ms Wendy Lawson - Click here for details

AEIOU Golf Day

ARMS Global for Autism charity Golf day was held Friday 15th of June 2007 to raise funds for Autism Early Intervention Unit (AEIOU) at North Lakes Golf Club

120 players enjoyed a perfect winters day on this challenging course raising over $20,000

AEIOU is a charitable organisation, dedicated to providing a professional full-time early intervention educational program of the highest quality for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs).

For further information visit www.aeiou.org.au

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Open Family

Open Family Australia's mission is to improve the well-being and self-worth of alienated and excluded street children through unconditional support, whenever and wherever necessary, with the view to reconnecting them with the community

Link: http://www.openfamily.org.au/

Australian War Museum

The Australian War Memorial is a unique Australian national institution that combines a shrine, a world-class museum and an extensive archive. It is a very special place, and I would like you to know more about it.

Link: http://www.awm.gov.au/

Dorrigo Steam Railway and Museum Limited

The Dorrigo Steam Railway and Museum Limited is home to the largest collection of preserved railway vehicles and memorabilia from the various Government and private railways of New South Wales. It is one of the most comprehensive railway collections in the world, with exhibits ranging from 1855 to the present day.

Link: http://www.dsrm.org.au/