A GEELONG caf\u00e9 which has been thoughtfully designed for people on the autism spectrum hosted a morning tea to raise awareness for World Autism Day on Tuesday April 2.<\/p>\n
Tucked away on Little Ryrie Street, The Treehouse caf\u00e9 donates 50 cents from each drink sale to The Treehouse Geelong, a support group for families living with autism.<\/p>\n
Access Your Supports director Ralph Menchise said World Autism Day puts a spotlight on the hurdles that people with autism \u2013 and those indirectly affected by the condition \u2013 face in their day-to-day routine. He also said community
\nawareness for the disability has seen the area gain more understanding.<\/p>\n
Special guest Chloe Hayden, popularly known by her alias Princess Aspien, shared her experiences with Asperger\u2019s syndrome at the event.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A GEELONG caf\u00e9 which has been thoughtfully designed for people on the autism spectrum hosted a morning tea to raise awareness for World Autism Day on Tuesday April 2. Tucked away on Little Ryrie Street, The Treehouse caf\u00e9 donates 50 cents from each drink sale to The Treehouse Geelong, a support group for families living […]<\/p>\n