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Rosanne Farley’s newly opened autism centre offers training and awareness - Stabroek News

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By Abigail Headley

April is Autism Awareness Month and Rosanne Farley, the mother of an autistic child and a dedicated advocate for individuals with autism, has made good use of the occasion to open a centre to bring awareness of the condition.

The article Rosanne Farley’s newly opened autism centre offers training and awareness appeared first on Stabroek News.

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