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Read our latest blog posts of how here to help is supporting people with autism to help them understand and deal with suicide situations.
Who are MAIN?
MAIN, was first established in 2002, as a provision to support parents and or carers of Autistic children MAIN was the brainchild of the then Head of Beverley School, Mr. Nigel Carden. ...
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BBC Radio Tees – Gary Philipson, 05/06/2024 10:17
Our project manager speaking about Here to Help on BBC Radio Tees, promoting the project and emphasizing the importance of raising awareness about autism and how autistic people are highly affected by suicide ...
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Life-saving scheme to prevent suicides in autistic people kicks off after funding win – Teesside Live
Media coverage on the Here to Help project pre-launch where we invited professionals and people in the sector to hear about the project ...
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Darlington charity to raise awareness of risk of suicide for autistic people
Media coverage on the Here to Help project pre-launch where we invited professionals and people in the sector to hear about the project ...
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How do we use co-production?
The ‘Here to Help’ Team believe that all work about autism should include autistic people as much as possible in the process ...
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