Shams Association for Autistic Children (Agadir)

Action for Autism is a not revenue driven association that spearheaded the mental imbalance development in South Asia, and endeavours to get to the privileges of people with extreme introvertedness and their families. AFA is included in lifespan exercises including early intercession, training, evaluations, work and livelihood, free living, and additionally mindfulness, promotion and research. AFA accomplices with associations broadly and globally to make the universe a more comprehensive spot for people with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). Through a purposeful exertion from our different wings: Open Door Clinical Services (Direct administrations for people with extreme introvertedness and their families), AADHAAR (Vocational Centre for grown-ups with a mental imbalance), Anvay (Research and Trainings), AAHAAN (Publications), AAILAAN (Advocacy), AFA addresses the individual needs of individuals with a mental imbalance, their families and the a mental imbalance group all in all. Our rationality penetrates into everything we do and is highlighted in our work, decision of logo, and our central goal. Regardless of extreme introvertedness frequently being seen as an unpleasant and terrible condition, AFA's theory has been one of acknowledgment and consideration. We see extreme introvertedness as an alternate method for being, regularly troublesome and testing, yet in any case, as legitimate as the non-mentally unbalanced. AFA regards this distinction and we approach every one of our exercises with this worldview of comprehension and acknowledgment. Our central goal is to encourage a comprehensive and hindrance free environment that empowers the strengthening of people with extreme introvertedness and their families; and to go about as an impetus for change that empowers people with a mental imbalance to live as completely taking interest individuals from the group. Autism organizations around the world have adopted the emblem of the perplex to symbolise how autism ‘appears’ to be a confusing, perplex condition to those who do not get it; as though just one piece of the whole perplex is missing. We too decided to use the perplex…but our point of view of it is quite different.As an organization we do not view having a child with autism to be a tragic or unlucky situation for either the parents or the child. It Is a difficult, sometimes perplex situation to live with. But it is like many tough circumstances in life, and for families in India, this difficulty is magnified by the poverty of services available and general deficiency of awareness.