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| This section includes details of all
news, events and future developments within the Society.
Below are the latest news headlines and forthcoming events.
For all news, go to the Newsletter section and for a list
of all events click on 'Events Calendar' above. |
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| Forthcoming Fundraising
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Sportsman's Dinner
(Thursday 11th March 2010)
The Hilton Hotel, Southampton has kindly adopted the Hampshire Autistic Society for a second year. The hotel have been raising money and awareness from various activities and the grand finale for the year will be a star studded Sportsman's Dinner on Thursday 19th November. |
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Race Night
(Friday 26th March 2010)
Gee up and join the fun at the latest Hampshire Autistic Society 'Race Night' on Friday 26th March 2010. We are delighted to be returning to Hedge End CIU Club, Bursledon Road, Hedge End, for this most popular and enjoyable evening. |
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Charity Abseil and Rap Run
(Sunday 28th March 2010)
(Details to follow shortly) |
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| BABY SCIENTISTS - British Autism Study of Infant Siblings |
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 Are you pregnant or do you have a baby between the ages of 0-9 months who has an older brother or sister with autism?
Invitation to take part in the British Autism Study of Infant Siblings (BASIS)
The British Autism Study of Infant Siblings (BASIS) is a UK wide network of researchers studying baby siblings. The Babylab at Birkbeck, is running an ongoing project looking at the baby brothers and sisters of older children with autism. The team is investigating whether there are any differences in development between infants who have brothers or sisters with autism and those who do not.
For details of how to get involved download the BASIS
information sheet (PDF file) or visit www.basisnetwork.org. |
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| NEW YEAR, NEW CHALLENGE! |
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Discover
your own adventure for 2009.
If you want to push yourself to your physical limits, achieve a personal goal, see some of the most amazing sights the world has to offer and do all this for a good cause, then you should take on one of our Challenges.
Make 2009 a year to remember by taking on a fundraising challenge for the Hampshire
Autistic Society.
Whether you want to walk, run, trek, cycle or take part in an exhilarating challenge you can do it all for us either at home or abroad.
Whether you decide you want to take part because of someone close to you is affected by autism or to challenge yourself, your efforts will make a real difference to the lives of people affected with autism across Hampshire.
See the Events Calendar for more information on our challenges. |
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