The Autism Association Of Barbados

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The Autism Association of Barbados (AAB), founded in 2004 and registered as a charity in 2005, provides support, advocacy, and raises awareness for families and individuals on the autism spectrum, focus on education, therapy, and employment opportunities.

Today, we celebrate the incredible mothers who love fiercely, advocate tirelessly, and give so much of themselves each a...
10/05/2026

Today, we celebrate the incredible mothers who love fiercely, advocate tirelessly, and give so much of themselves each and every day.

To the mums of children on the autism spectrum and to all mothers in our community, thank you for your strength, patience, and unwavering dedication. Your love makes a world of difference.

Happy Mother’s Day from the Autism Association of Barbados. 💙🌷

Yesterday was the much-anticipated Autism Awareness Walk — and what a success it was! 💙Seeing your smiling faces and ind...
29/04/2026

Yesterday was the much-anticipated Autism Awareness Walk — and what a success it was! 💙

Seeing your smiling faces and individuals on the spectrum enjoying themselves within our community truly brought our theme to life: One Community, One Heart.

Thank you for your incredible support, love, and presence. Together, we are building something powerful. 💙✨

22/04/2026

One Community. One Heart 💙
Walk with purpose and move with heart at our Autism Awareness Walk & Cool Down Fair
April 28th | 6:30 AM

Come out and support a great cause, enjoy our cultural cardio session with Spinny starting at 8:30am, and a fun Kid Zone for the little ones.

$35 for adults / $25 for children helps us get one step closer to supporting families living with autism.

For more info: 233-6221

22/04/2026

Water can be both a place of joy and a place of risk for individuals on the autism spectrum. That is why learning to swim is not just a skill, it is essential.

This year marked our third annual Swim Workshop, where parents, caregivers and individuals on the spectrum were introduced to the fundamentals of water safety and swimming in a supportive, understanding environment.

We are proud to continue creating opportunities like this that build confidence, independence and safety in and around water.

A heartfelt thank you to U Sports Academy for partnering with us and helping to make this initiative possible.

💙 Lace up, show up, and stand with us! 💙Our Annual Autism Awareness Walk & Cool Down Fair is back and this year it’s big...
15/04/2026

💙 Lace up, show up, and stand with us! 💙

Our Annual Autism Awareness Walk & Cool Down Fair is back and this year it’s bigger, better, and full of energy! 🎉

📅 April 28th, 2026
🕡 Meet time: 6:30 AM

Start your morning with purpose as we walk together for autism awareness, then stay for an exciting Cool Down Fair featuring
✨ Kids Zone
🎶 High-energy Cultural Cardio with Spinny
🎪 Fun, community, and a great atmosphere for everyone

👕 To participate in the walk AND Cultural Cardio, you’ll need to purchase the Autism Association of Barbados 2026 Shirt Design, your all-access pass to the experience.

💃🏽 Want to support? Grab your shirt, come out, and be part of something meaningful while having an amazing time.

This is more than a walk it’s a celebration, a movement, and a chance to stand together for autism awareness.

💙 Let’s make this year unforgettable

✨ INCLUSION MATTERS – School Competition ✨Calling all schools! 🎭💙Let’s get creative and show the world what inclusion re...
11/04/2026

✨ INCLUSION MATTERS – School Competition ✨
Calling all schools! 🎭💙

Let’s get creative and show the world what inclusion really looks like!

Create a simple skit and share it on Instagram highlighting accommodations for a child with autism — whether in the classroom or on the playground.

📌 Follow the rules in the flyer
📌 Keep it creative, meaningful, and impactful
📌 Use your voice to promote inclusion

🏆 Prizes:
🥇 1st Prize – $1,500
🥈 2nd Prize – $750
🥉 3rd Prize – $300

This is your chance to raise awareness, inspire others, and show that every child deserves to belong 💙

Autism Awareness Month is here 💙This April, we’re inviting everyone to wear blue every Friday in support of persons on t...
09/04/2026

Autism Awareness Month is here 💙

This April, we’re inviting everyone to wear blue every Friday in support of persons on the autism spectrum.
Tomorrow is Friday — so let’s kick it off strong! 💙

Whether it’s a blue shirt, accessories, or your full outfit, show your support and help us spread awareness across Barbados.

Together, we can promote understanding, acceptance, and inclusion.

Wear blue. Start conversations. Show support.

LightItUpBlue 💙

The energy, the joy, the smiles — April 1st was nothing short of amazing 💙Both Erdiston Special School and Irving Wilson...
08/04/2026

The energy, the joy, the smiles — April 1st was nothing short of amazing 💙

Both Erdiston Special School and Irving Wilson School hosted engaging activities to celebrate their students, creating safe and happy spaces for expression and connection.

We were especially excited to donate trampolines to each school — not just for fun, but as powerful tools for regulation.

For many children on the autism spectrum, trampolines can support:
✨ Sensory regulation
✨ Improved focus
✨ Body awareness and coordination
✨ Emotional release in a safe way

It’s more than play — it’s support, development, and freedom of expression.

We’re honoured to contribute to environments where every child can feel balanced, empowered, and understood 💙

Today is World Autism Awareness Day 💙At the Autism Association of Barbados, we are reminded that autism is not a moment—...
02/04/2026

Today is World Autism Awareness Day 💙

At the Autism Association of Barbados, we are reminded that autism is not a moment—it is a lifelong journey that calls for understanding, inclusion, and support.

This year, under our theme “One Community, One Heart,” we stand together to build a Barbados where individuals on the autism spectrum are accepted, valued, and given every opportunity to thrive.
Let’s move beyond awareness to acceptance.
Let’s choose kindness, patience, and inclusion.
Let’s show that when we come together as one community, we can make a meaningful difference with one heart.
💙 Wear blue today in support
💙 Start a conversation
💙 Be part of the change

InclusionMatters

💙 Parent Workshop 💙Join us for a meaningful and empowering session as we dive into:✨ Understanding Autism — seeing the p...
01/04/2026

💙 Parent Workshop 💙

Join us for a meaningful and empowering session as we dive into:
✨ Understanding Autism — seeing the person beyond the disability
✨ ASL for Autism — an introduction to American Sign Language as an alternative form of communication
This workshop is designed to support, educate, and uplift parents and caregivers, while building stronger connections within our community.

Registration link in Bio on Instagram and in comments on Facebook

Together, we continue to move from awareness to acceptance — One Community, One Heart 💙

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Barbados Council For The Disabled Harambee House, The Garrison Street Michael
Bridgetown
00000

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+12462562868

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