Slogans promoting autism care

Autism is a disease that is easily overlooked and misunderstood. The following is about slogans promoting autism care, welcome to read!

Promote slogans about caring for autism

1. Let the sunshine penetrate the closed door and warm every corner! Let us deliver love and warmth and support autistic children A blue sky rises.

2. Caring for autistic children starts with me.

3. Understand autism and pay attention to autism.

4. Open a window for autistic children and give the young people in the new era the sunshine to struggle.

5. Caring for autistic children and entering their world.

6. Children who care about the stars, let us enter their spiritual world!

7. Let us care for autistic children together!

8. There is light and a future, let’s work together to care for autism.

World Autism Day related information:

Autism, also known as autism or autism disorder, is a pervasive developmental disorder Pervasive developmental disorder (PDD) is a mental illness characterized by severe and widespread impairment of social interaction and communication skills, as well as stereotyped behaviors, interests and activities. "DSM-IV-TR" divides PDD into 5 types: autistic disorder, Retts syndrome, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger syndrome and unspecified PDD. Among them, autistic disorder and Asperger syndrome are more common. Reports on the prevalence of autism vary. It is generally believed to be about 2 to 5 per 10,000 children. The male to female ratio is about 3:1 to 4:1. Girls' symptoms are generally more severe than boys. The most typical characteristic of autism is social communication impairment, which is the biggest problem faced by children with autism.

Children’s autism (also known as “autism”) is a pervasive developmental disorder in children. They have bright eyes, but refuse to look at others; they have normal hearing, but are deaf to the calls of their loved ones; they can speak normally, but do not communicate with others.

Since 2008, the United Nations has designated April 2 every year as World Autism Day to draw attention to it from all walks of life. According to the latest statistics from the American ABA Association in 2012, the incidence rate of autism in the United States is 1/88. The incidence rate of autism has been increasing year by year. As of April 2014, there were approximately 3,000 autistic children in Huizhou City. This means that 3,000 families are bearing huge financial and psychological burdens because they have autistic children, and the number of families with autistic children who have not been discovered and dare not leave home cannot be counted.

Autism is still not generally understood, accepted and tolerated by society. There are also incidents of autistic children being discriminated against and abused. A mother once posted on the website: Please, please, Don't do this to my child. Star’s mother’s helpless cry expresses the tremendous psychological and social pressure placed on parents of autistic children. In addition, some families themselves are not wealthy and need to pay for their children's long-term rehabilitation training, which causes a heavy burden on life and rehabilitation. They lose confidence in life, feel confused and at a loss about the future.

From March 7th to 9th, 2015, Weiwei, an autistic boy, was lost in Shenzhen. Although he was finally found successfully in Huiyang, this incident touched people's hearts and attracted widespread attention from the society. Sounding the alarm: "If we know more about autism, realize that they do not have the ability to find a home when we come into contact with them, and be more sensitive, we can find Weiwei as soon as possible." More importantly, society’s attention, understanding, recognition and care for autism need to be continuously strengthened and improved.

Therefore, taking the opportunity of "World Autism Day" on April 2, 2015, a series of caring activities are carried out to promote social attention to autism and let more people understand and understand it. , care and actively participate in autism care services to open the door to society and allow Xingba to bravely go out of home and institutions and integrate into society.