Friends of Caregivers
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You may not have special needs. You may not be a caregiver of someone with special needs. But you may know or meet someone who has special needs or is a caregiver, and you may want to know how you can support that person. Here we have developed a series of useful guides for you.
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Creating an Inclusive Community
- This section covers what we can do to create a kinder and more caring community for persons with special needs.
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Supporting a Caregiver
- This section contains practical tips on how to care for a caregiver.
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The Layman’s Guide
- The Layman’s Guide to Autism is a compilation of simplified answers to these real questions from laymen.
- The Layman’s Guide to Hearing Loss is a compilation of introductory articles to hearing loss.
We hope you find this information useful. We are constantly updating this page, so please do check back for new articles and feel free to leave us a note to tell us what else you’d like to see, and we will try our best to make it happen!
Creating an Inclusive Community
The Working Life
Interview with Rich Donovan, Top 50 Most Influential People with Disability
Spreading Kindness and Awareness
What’s the difference between Inspiration Porn and Inspiration, Period?
A Kinder and More Caring Society? Let’s Start with Our Children
Supporting a Caregiver
If you have a friend who is a caregiver and you want to help your friend, but you do not know how, this section contains articles that will give you practical tips on how to start.
The Layman’s Guide
Autism
At All In, we sometimes get interesting questions from the general public, like “Do people with autism understand sarcasm?” and “How can I tell if someone has cerebral palsy or autism?”
The Layman’s Guide to Autism are simplified answers to these real questions from laymen.
The Layman’s Guide to Autism: How can I tell if someone has autism?
The Layman’s Guide to Autism: What is the difference between Asperger’s Syndrome and Autism?
The Layman’s Guide to Autism: What can I do if I see a stranger with autism having a meltdown?
The Layman’s Guide to Autism: What should I do if my relative’s or friend’s child has autism?