Aspect National Recognition Awards - Patrick Francis won the
National Inspiration Award for Individual Achievement 2014
National Inspiration Award for Individual Achievement 2014
Patrick Francis from Absolutely Awetistic Arts winning the National Inspiration Award for Individual Achievement at the Aspect National Recognition Awards - April 8, 2014 at Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Sydney, and displaying his artwork at the Awetism Exhibition during the function. The awards were presented by Aspect patron, John Doyle and Aspect CEO, Adrian Ford to a packed audience. It was a memorable night! Thanks a ton Melissa and all your colleagues for making this occasion so spectacular for Patrick and all of us.
http://www.autismspectrum.org.au/news/aspect-national-recognition-awards
http://www.autismspectrum.org.au/news/aspect-national-recognition-awards#Patrick
An excerpt from the Aspect award page below:
2014 Aspect National Recognition Award Winners honoured in Sydney
April is World Autism Awareness Month. To celebrate the achievements of people in the community living with autism, Aspect (Autism Spectrum Australia) Australia’s largest not-for-profit autism support services provider held the 2014 Aspect National Recognition Awards Ceremony last night in Sydney. Six outstanding award winners were honoured for their services to autism.
Adrian Ford, CEO of Aspect said, “Our utmost congratulations go to all of the 2014 Aspect National Recognition Award winners. Their achievements and commitment in their services to people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in their local communities and the wider autism community is exceptional.”
The 2014 Aspect National Recognition Awards Ceremony is one highlight of an exciting and diverse month of Aspect activities across Australia to celebrate World Autism Awareness Month.
Held at the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Sydney, the event was attended by 150 guests from across the country including The Honourable John Ajaka, Minister for Disability Services, Aspect Chair, Jenny Young and Aspect CEO, Adrian Ford.
The judges were:
THE WINNERS
Inspiration Award for Individual Achievement (adult): Patrick Francis
Patrick Francis is a 22 year old artist and athlete who struggles with ASD, intellectual disability and limited speech. With his sister Lesley, they have led the development of Absolutely Awetistic Arts, a not-for-profit organization that promotes positive ASD awareness through art exhibitions, slideshows, publications and a strong online presence. Through promoting positive disability awareness and inclusive arts and cultural opportunities, they aim to instigate social change to encourage inclusion for all members of society.
Patrick (centre) accepting his award with parents - Sandra and Greg, John Doyle - Aspect Patron (left) and Adrian Ford - Aspect CEO (Right)
http://www.autismspectrum.org.au/news/aspect-national-recognition-awards
http://www.autismspectrum.org.au/news/aspect-national-recognition-awards#Patrick
An excerpt from the Aspect award page below:
2014 Aspect National Recognition Award Winners honoured in Sydney
April is World Autism Awareness Month. To celebrate the achievements of people in the community living with autism, Aspect (Autism Spectrum Australia) Australia’s largest not-for-profit autism support services provider held the 2014 Aspect National Recognition Awards Ceremony last night in Sydney. Six outstanding award winners were honoured for their services to autism.
Adrian Ford, CEO of Aspect said, “Our utmost congratulations go to all of the 2014 Aspect National Recognition Award winners. Their achievements and commitment in their services to people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in their local communities and the wider autism community is exceptional.”
The 2014 Aspect National Recognition Awards Ceremony is one highlight of an exciting and diverse month of Aspect activities across Australia to celebrate World Autism Awareness Month.
Held at the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Sydney, the event was attended by 150 guests from across the country including The Honourable John Ajaka, Minister for Disability Services, Aspect Chair, Jenny Young and Aspect CEO, Adrian Ford.
The judges were:
- Alexandra Robinson, member of the Aspect adult social group.
- Kylie Ouvrier, parent of two boys on the autism spectrum.
- Dr Anthony Warren, Clinical Psychologist and autism expert.
- John Kelly, Aspect Director, NDS Ready, Communication and Marketing
THE WINNERS
Inspiration Award for Individual Achievement (adult): Patrick Francis
Patrick Francis is a 22 year old artist and athlete who struggles with ASD, intellectual disability and limited speech. With his sister Lesley, they have led the development of Absolutely Awetistic Arts, a not-for-profit organization that promotes positive ASD awareness through art exhibitions, slideshows, publications and a strong online presence. Through promoting positive disability awareness and inclusive arts and cultural opportunities, they aim to instigate social change to encourage inclusion for all members of society.
Patrick (centre) accepting his award with parents - Sandra and Greg, John Doyle - Aspect Patron (left) and Adrian Ford - Aspect CEO (Right)
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