Name: Nadine Honeybone
Date registered: October 20, 2011
May
03
by Elisa Ferriggi
Let’s face it… the world we live in is not going to accommodate us, so we need to make sure that we are able to cope in a dynamic world as it continues to change.
Pretty much most situations, experiences and events that take place in our life every day changes on
Mar
29
By Harriet Stack.
Parents decide to home educate their children for various reasons. For some families, home education is a lifestyle choice and their children never attend school. Other parents remove their children from school later on, due to bullying, not finding a school with the “right fit” for the child, or special needs.
In
Mar
15
by Gary Baker, Wales and West Media
LOCAL charity The Autism Directory were as pleased as punch that businessmen and women throughout South Wales have helped in raising funds for its’ work.
Networking company Introbiz brought fifty companies together at Penarth’s Pier 64 for a business breakfast which also doubled as a fundraising event
Feb
23
By Caroline Ashby
February is the month in which a lot of focus is placed on love, relationships and the perfect partnership. What happens though, when you believe you have all the above and then … you have a child diagnosed with autism?
Recent statistics claim that the divorce rate of couples with an autistic
Feb
03
On Saturday 12th May at the Mermaid Theatre in London, Anna Kennedy Online will be presenting with Pineapple Studios ‘Autism’s Got Talent’.
From Anna Kennedy:
This promises to be a great event not only for those in the audience but also those who are coming together to join us on the stage.
We are bringing
Jan
17
By Harriet Stack.
Having a child with special needs brings with it more responsibility as a parent or carer than usual. The prospect of them getting into trouble with the law and being arrested can be too frightening to think about, when the lack of understanding by the police of their condition, their difficulty
Dec
14
When the autism directory was first launched in November 2010 little did we anticipate such a great response! We were going into the unknown and many others who had looked at creating such a resource had warned us that it was too difficult and would need lots of time and attention. Well, they were right
Sep
05
A disability rights campaigner has set herself the target of making Cardiff the UK’s first autism-friendly city.
Nadine Honeybone has set up The Autism Directory Wales to support parents and educate the public.
She claims she has been refused service, and verbally abused by other shoppers, who assumed her six-year-old autistic son was being
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