Survey 'gives voice' to parents of Rotherham's autistic youngsters
ROTHERHAM parents with autistic children are being asked to back a campaign for better education for their youngsters.
The Rotherham branch of the National Autistic Society is asking them to take part in a survey which, it is hoped, will encourage the provision of better educational support for children with autism.
Donna Booth, the NAS Rotherham branch officer, said: “This survey is a real opportunity for parents of children with autism living in Rotherham to have their voices heard.”
The survey is open for all local parents at www.surveymonkey.com/s/Rothautismsurvey. The results will be published later this month 2013.