Autism Advocacy Centre

19/10/2025

Weekends are meant for outreach programs
🧩 Autism Awareness
🧩 Embracing Neurodivesity
🧩 Promoting inclusion
Autism Advocacy Centre
Rosemary Kumwenda
19/10/25.

18/10/2025

Do it broken
Do it tired
Don't just quit .

18/10/2025

Autism is a spectrum disorder.This means that Autism present itself differently.profound moderate or mild.The majority of people they don't know that they're Autistic *because of a spectrum .
There are adult Autistic that have not discovered themselves.
Autism Advocacy Centre
Rosemary Kumwenda
18/10/25.

16/10/2025

Thursday throwback
Autism Awareness continues.
🧩 Autism Awareness
🧩 Autism Acceptance

Autism Advocacy Centre
Rosemary Kumwenda
16/10/25.

12/10/2025

Watch Zam vs Nig fifa world cup qualifiers
We don't own tights to the sound on the background.

10/10/2025

Earlier this year we took time to visit our brothers and sisters in the CBD of lusaka,to share some light moments together and fun.
Not every child or individual who is in the streets wants to be in the street.
We're super excited that we are collaborating with churches in lusaka to provide spiritual guidance, material support in form of basic needs.
Tomorrow on a Sabbath we shall worship with our friends in the streets of lusaka.
Autism Advocacy Centre
Rosemary Kumwenda
10/10/25.

10/10/2025

Just 15 minutes everyday can help to improve the speech of your child with gentle guidance.
Don't hesitate to call us today for potty training,speech sessions and behavior interventions.

Autism Advocacy Centre
Rosemary Kumwenda
10/10/25.

09/10/2025

The majority of us our business proposal are still on the paper...
The Education National Expo and conference through the host Dr. Daniel Ngombo Kabani is here to support those business ideas and make them a reality.
All you need to do is get yourself a ticket from us or at ShopRite then present your business ideas and attach your ticket and stand a chance of winning a k5'000 as a way of supporting your business.
What are you waiting for?
Get yourself a ticket 🎟️🎟️ today and present your business proposal today.
Time:9Am_5 pm
Venue: Mulungushi international conference centre
Date: 12/10/25.
Rosemary Kumwenda
09/10/25.

09/10/2025

Every child with Autism has potential to excel.
There's nothing like this child can't do anything.
We need to identify their Abilities and work on their strength.
Daily routines can surely help to shape the cognitive, behavior and the entire being of every child.
Creating a conducive and a welcoming environment helps our children to excel on the area they're good.
Autism Advocacy Centre
Rosemary Kumwenda
09/10/25.

09/10/2025

IT’S THIS COMING SUNDAY, 12.10.25!

All roads lead to the Mulungushi International Conference Centre for the National Education Expo & Conference 2025! A day designed to ignite minds, dreams, and destinies under the theme, “Exponential Growth, Now! Brains, Business & Big Moves.”

This is more than just an event, it’s where ideas meet opportunity. Whether you’re a student, a professional, or an entrepreneur, this is your moment to connect, learn, and be inspired by some of the nation’s most transformative thinkers.

Don’t just hear about growth, be part of it! Secure your ticket today:
Students – K100 | Silver – K200 | Gold – K450 | Platinum – K1000

Tickets available at Shoprite (Computicket).
Your network, your mindset, your next level, it all begins this Sunday!

08/10/2025

UNDERSTANDING THE PERCEIVED RISE IN AUTISM CASES

Increased awareness, acceptance, and access to services are helping families come forward and seek the support they need.

By Georgia Mutale Chimombo,
Ministry of Health

In recent years, many people have wondered why autism seems to be on the rise. Compared to the past, there appears to be a significant increase in the number of diagnosed cases worldwide. However, the reality is that autism has always existed, what has changed is our level of understanding, awareness, and willingness to talk about it.

Decades ago, autism and other developmental conditions were largely misunderstood. Families often struggled to make sense of unusual behaviours or communication challenges in their children. Out of fear, stigma, or shame, many parents kept their autistic children hidden from society, sometimes even isolating them from the outside world. The lack of knowledge and societal acceptance meant that countless cases went unrecognized and undocumented.

Today, the situation is very different. With improved awareness campaigns, media sensitization, and advances in health care, people now understand autism better. Many parents are coming forward to seek assessments, therapy, and specialized education for their children. The establishment of special needs schools and the integration of autism services into public health facilities have also made a huge difference.

As a result, more cases are being identified, not necessarily because autism is more common, but because society is now more open, informed, and supportive. Increased diagnosis reflects progress in recognizing and addressing the condition, rather than a true rise in its prevalence.

In essence, the visibility of autism today is a positive sign. It shows that stigma is slowly fading, awareness is growing, and families are embracing the help and inclusion that every child deserves.

The Ministry of Health continues to play a critical role in promoting awareness, early detection, and access to services for children with autism and other developmental disorders. Through continuous health education, collaboration with partners, and community outreach programmes, the Ministry is committed to ensuring that every child, regardless of ability, receives the care, attention, and opportunities they need to thrive.
Come forward and receive the help you need 🤝
Ministry of Health Zambia

07/10/2025

Time is now get yourself a ticket 🎟️ and be part of this great support

GET K5,000 FREE FUNDING FOR YOUR BUSINESS!

At the National Education Expo & Conference (NEX 25), we are giving entrepreneurs an amazing opportunity:

Two people will each receive K5,000 seed funding for their businesses while eight others will be awarded K3,000 scholarships into the DNK Business Mentorship Program.

Here’s how to qualify:

1️⃣ Buy your NEX 25 ticket from Shoprite.
2️⃣ Prepare a 1-page business plan showing:

Business idea and description

Market analysis (who your customers are)

Marketing and sales strategy

Operations plan (how you’ll run it)

Financial projections and funding needs

3️⃣ Email your one page business plan to dnkrecruiting@gmail.com. Attach a photo of your NEX 25 ticket.

NOTE: Application without attached ticket will be disqualified.

Deadline: 10th October 2025.

From the applications:
✅ 10 finalists will pitch their business plans live at NEX before potential funders & investors.
✅ Top 2 will walk away with K5,000 cash funding each.
✅ The other 8 will join the DNK Business Systems Mentorship Program (5 days FREE).

Don’t wait — go buy your ticket and take your chance to win funding for your business dream!

Queries? Call/WhatsApp: 0979 961 647