Autism Soccer: What is Autism Awareness?

Autism is a condition that has different important lessons to teach for parents and children.

April 2nd is one of the most important days for the people within the Autistic Spectrum, as it sets in motion the Autism Awareness Month all over the world. These days are vital for the people who live with this condition who want to spread the knowledge of the branches and limitations of said condition with the people they interact with, as well as with the general public. Why is this important? Well, in most situation, autistics people doesn’t show the symptoms of his condition as well as others, and they want the world to understand that intrusion in their personal space can be very uncomfortable for them or even trigger behaviors that can cause them distress. Also, they want people to understand this condition is not a limitation for their everyday life, growth, and love, and that they deserve the same loving comprehension they offer others.

What happens during Autism Awareness Month?

During this month, non-governmental organizations that work with people in the autistic spectrum kickstart activities to bond families of patients with others, as well as to create the sense of community that works in benefit of the situations that these people live in. During this period of the year, it’s normal to see rallies, benefit events such as games, fundraisers, and even walks that allow them to raise funding to help organizations that work with people in these conditions.

Some of the events that occur during this month are:

Bake sales (with products prepared for the needs and limitations of autistic spectrum diet).
Seminars about the autistic condition.
Public talks.
Sales of thematic t-shirts (to raise funds and create awareness).
Rallies.

Be a part of these wonderful events in your community and work with the organizations to create awareness and generate the necessary drive to make people in the autistic spectrum feel welcomed and loved! If you want more direct participation, head out to Autism Soccer, as they can show you alternatives to participate in fun events that will help raise awareness. Contact them and see how you can be a part of this wonderful cause!