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26 April 2025
Paul Keating Park, Bankstown
Join us at Paul Keating Park, where you'll have access to the sensory park for interactive activities, and don't miss our special sessions for inspiring talks and stories.
How to Get Started
Register for the Event
Sign Up to register for Autism Awareness Day 2025. Whether you're an individual, or a family, join us for a day of celebration, learning, and connection. Participate in sensory activities, hear inspiring talks, and engage with the community. Your registration grants you access to all event updates and ensures a day full of meaningful experiences. Don't miss this opportunity to support and celebrate the autism community.
Explore the Event Schedule
Before attending Autism Awareness Day 2025, take a moment to explore the event schedule. Our carefully curated lineup includes sensory activities, inspiring speaker sessions, and interactive workshops designed to cater to all ages and interests. By familiarizing yourself with the schedule, you can plan your day to ensure you don't miss any activities that matter most to you. This will help you make the most out of your experience and fully engage with the day's events.
Prepare for the Day
To make your visit as enjoyable as possible, we recommend preparing ahead of time. Consider bringing any necessary items that might enhance your comfort, such as noise-canceling headphones, sunscreen, or a water bottle. Familiarize yourself with the venue layout, including accessible routes and facilities, to ensure a smooth and stress-free experience. Our team is committed to making the event welcoming and accommodating for everyone, so feel free to reach out if you have any specific needs or questions.Meet Our Organisors
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Event Activities
- Explore a variety of sensory activities designed specifically for individuals with autism.
- Engage in tactile experiences with sand, water, and textured materials.
- Enjoy calming auditory activities, such as sound baths and soothing music sessions.
- Participate in visually stimulating activities with lights, colors, and patterns.
- Experience aromatherapy sessions with calming scents like lavender and chamomile.
- Get involved in gentle physical activities, including soft play areas and balance exercises.
- Try out art therapy stations, where creativity meets sensory exploration.
- Enjoy a day filled with interactive and engaging activities in the sensory park.
- Take part in group games designed to be inclusive and fun for all abilities.
- Explore the sensory garden with plants and features that stimulate the senses.
- Join in on guided movement activities like yoga or dance, tailored for sensory needs.
- Engage with interactive art installations that encourage creativity and expression.
- Participate in team-building exercises that foster communication and collaboration.
- Enjoy live performances, including music and theater, designed to be sensory-friendly.
- Connect with other families, individuals, and service providers in the autism community.
- Meet other families and share experiences in a supportive and understanding environment.
- Network with service providers to learn about resources and services available to the autism community.
- Join small group discussions on topics like education, healthcare, and advocacy.
- Participate in workshops on practical skills for daily living and community engagement.
- Discover support groups that focus on different aspects of life with autism.
- Exchange ideas and build relationships that extend beyond the event, fostering a sense of ongoing community support.
