NCPD Autistic Advocacy Council of Ireland, formerly ICAAN

NCPD Autistic Advocacy Council of Ireland, formerly ICAAN The Autistic (Advocacy) Council of Ireland, formerly ICAAN was established as an umbrella network of

NCPD Autistic (Advocacy) Council of Ireland, formerly ICAAN - The Irish Council for Autistic Networking - the Autistic Self Advocacy Network - 5 reps per city and county in NI & RoI as users, self and peer advocates.....

03/09/2025

Today marks an important milestone with the launch of the National Human Rights Strategy for Disabled People 2025–2030 in the Mansion House.

We’re especially proud to see strong voices from the DPO Network at the heart of this historic event. Huge cheers to Lianne Quigley (Irish Deaf Society) and Joe McGrath (National Platform of Self Advocates) for representing disabled people and showing the power of collective DPO leadership.

This strategy must be more than words — it has to deliver real change led by disabled people ourselves.

• Independent Living Movement Ireland (ILMI) is a national cross-impairment Disabled Persons’ Organisation (DPO) led by and for disabled people. Our vision is of an Ireland where disabled people have freedom, choice, and control over our lives, and where we are recognised as equal citizens.

• The DPO Network brings together ASIAM, Disabled Women Ireland (DWI), the Irish Deaf Society, Independent Living Movement Ireland (ILMI), and the Platform of Self Advocates. The Network works collectively to ensure disabled people’s voices shape the policies that affect our lives, in line with the UN Convention on the Rights of Disabled People


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08/02/2024

Man in his forties dies from Measles in Ireland...
2024 and measles still exists....and still kills.....

Think about that

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05/05/2023
29/04/2023
Check out this event on Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/munster-autism-meetup-group/events/293055344From: Karen Christine...
25/04/2023

Check out this event on Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/munster-autism-meetup-group/events/293055344

From: Karen Christine Wise
Date: Sat, 22 Apr 2023, 00:49
Subject: Trip to Fota Wildlife Park on Friday 28th April 2023
To: Damon Matthew Wise Âû

The Wise family, Damon, Karen, Tangle and Daniel are going for a day trip to Fota. We should be there at 12 noon. We have decided to go because we have a new car and a family pass.

The extra Social Welfare payment is financing the fun.

From: Karen Christine Wise Date: Sat, 22 Apr 2023, 00:49 Subject: Trip to Fota Wildlife Park on Wednesday 26th April 2023 To: Damon Matthew Wise Âû The Wise family, Damon,

01/04/2023

We are excited to host a series of free-to-attend webinars this summer on a wide range of topics such as Autistic joy, girls and women, empathy, identity, and s*xuality.

Our first community event:

Autistic Sexuality
Join Katie Munday (they/them), a q***r Autistic researcher, writer, and trainer in a session on Autistic experiences of s*xuality:

📅 Tuesday, 25th April, 7-9pm Irish Time (UTC+1) on Zoom.

Topics covered:

• Interoception

• Sensory integration

• Co-occuring chronic illnesses

• Alexithymia and communication differences

• Plus, they look at Autistic experiences of kink, B**M, ma********on, and s*x work.

💻 Sign up for free: https://ausometraining.com/product/autistic-s*xuality-community-event/

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AUsome Training wanted to create a way to platform amazing Autistic speakers and their messages – but needed a way to keep them open and accessible to our community and beyond. We pay our speakers for their time and expertise – but we keep the event free of charge for attendees.

We can do this because so many people have supported our work and now we want to pay that kindness forward. All we ask is that you pay it forward too by sharing these event with your friends and family or somebody who you think may benefit from knowing about us and what we do.

Thank you so much!

Address

The Loft, 29 Ballycaseymore, Ballycasey
Shannon
V14E972

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NCPD Autistic (Advocacy) Council of Ireland, formerly ICAAN - The Irish Council for Aspies and Autistic Networking - the Autistic Self Advocacy Network - 5 reps per city and county in NI & RoI as users, self and peer advocates - in categories Aspies (HFA, Asperger, Tourettes, Non-Verbal Learning Difficulty/Disability, Atypical Autism, PDD-NOS and Savant), Auties (Kanners, Classic Autism) and Cousins (several multiple common co-morbidities such as AD(H)D, OCD,ODD, GAD, A/SPD or A/SND, SLD, etc- - also merged are AAF, MIAG/C,ASPIRE Midwest support. In NI NCPD NI Autistic (Advocacy) Council.

As we are freely available to any autistic representatives and member groups for, of and run and controlled by by autistic majority, we follow the 10 Principles, which are available on the Âû page :-

1. I am Autistic. [or] I support those who are Autistic. 2. I embrace my Autism as a very significant part of my identity. 3. I embrace those who would sacrifice to protect all Autistic life. 4. I embrace the belief that Autism does not need any "curing". 5. I embrace the self-advocacy goal of "Everything about us, with us". 6. I embrace the definition of Autism as a neuro-social difference. 7. I embrace measures directed at protecting Autistics from attack. 8. I embrace a person-centered approach to all Autism issues. 9. I embrace rigorous scientific approaches to co-occurring conditions. 10. I embrace Autistics leading their own welfare organisations.