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Gold Coast Disability Expo - Day 2

Gold Coast Disability Expo - Day 2

Date:
9:00am, 4 Aug 2018 - 3:00pm, 4 Aug 2018

Address:
The Gold Coast Event Centre Corner of Jim Griffiths Way & Racecourse Drive, Bundall QLD 4217 (Open in Google Maps)

Registration Closed

Details

Friday 3 & Saturday 4 August 2018, 9am - 3pm

AEIOU is proud to exhibit at The Gold Coast Disability Expo. We'll be sharing information on our early intervention service for children with autism aged 2-6 years, which operates from our centre in Arundel, Gold Coast.

This expo is set to be the biggest and most anticipated Disability Expo on the 2018 Gold Coast City Calendar and offers:

FREE ENTRY for all attendees
a variety of exhibitors including disability service & product providers, government agencies, advocacy/consumer rights groups, charities and product providers covering every type of specialist care or support required
presentations and Q&A sessions from Government disability agencies and service providers
kids entertainment
live all-ability performances
food trucks and cafe seating area

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1300 273 435

info@aeiou.org.au

Level 1, 60 Leichhardt Street, Spring Hill Qld 4000

8.30am – 4.30pm, Monday - Friday

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We acknowledge people use different words to talk about autism, and each person will have a way of talking about themselves or people they care for that they like best. At AEIOU we use a combination of person-first and identify-first language. We do this based on the feedback of our parent community in a 2023 study. AEIOU is neurodiversity affirming and supports each child’s unique strengths, abilities and personal goals.

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