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Welcome to AuKids, a quarterly positive parenting magazine aimed at families with young children on the autism spectrum.

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Autism Eye is edited by Gillian Loughran and its publisher is Gillian’s husband, Mark Hayes. Not only are they both award-winning magazine editors and writers with years of experience in the UK publishing business, but they are also the parents of Finn, their beloved son, who has autism.

Autism Eye was borne out of the frustration that Gillian and Mark felt about the lack of useful and unbiased information for parents of children with ASD. Although the couple have tried a variety of interventions that have helped improve their son’s life, they found it harder than it should have been to make proper, informed judgements about how to treat their child’s autism. There has been little in-depth, rigorous coverage available about therapies and educational interventions.

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Cornwall Blind Association is a local independent charity and company limited by guarantee, providing services, support and advice to visually impaired people in Cornwall. It has served the Cornish community for many years, being established in 1856.

Services are delivered throughout Cornwall with Sight Centres located in Truro and Penwith. Further local services are being developed during 2009 in North Cornwall and Caradon. Cornwall Blind Association aims to provide services to people of all ages and backgrounds...

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Welcome to Disability Product News, the one-stop resource for anyone making a purchase in the disability market. This broad-based, product driven title enables readers to make well-informed buying decisions and every issue is packed with information and advice on all the latest developments.

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We provide access to local newspapers for the visualy impaired via a recorded medium, primarily casette tape.

Contact Tricia Nutt on 01252 540865 or by email farnborough_tnc [at] ntlworld [dot] com

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RNIB magazine

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A resource of fun ideas and 'assistive technology' aimed at moderate to severely learning/physically disabled people. That's quite a mouthful, so please browse around to get a better idea.

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SEN Magazine is read by special needs professionals throughout the UK, and also reaches many parents and carers of children and young people with behavioural, learning or physical difficulties. Distributed by post to Special Schools, subscribers and to local education authorities, SEN is well established as the prime publication for anyone connected with special needs.

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SymbolWorld is a website created by Widgit Software, dedicated to people who use symbols. It has material for all ages and includes personal contributions, stories and learning materials. eLive is an on-line magazine within SymbolWorld especially for older readers.

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The Autism File Magazine was founded by Polly Tommey in 1999. Polly and her husband, Jonathan, had become frustrated by the scarcity of resources and information to support them in caring for their son, Billy, who has autism.

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The Oldie is Richard Ingrams' humorous monthly magazine, packed with great writers and cartoons - a veritable Private Eye for grown-ups...

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Able Magazine, but younger!

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Yours.co.uk is the brand new site for the over 50s which is for you - and by you! We know that, together, you have enormous experience on a huge range of topics and this is your chance to share it. With your help we aim to build a huge library of advice that is sensible, practical and tried and tested by people like you. We know that whatever your question or problem someone in the Yours.co.uk community will have experience and common sense advice that they can share.

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