Ayanda Larkin-Harrison, the founder of Vuyolethu Haven, is organizing a charity event to benefit children with autism.
The ceremony is set for August 24 at Bertha Gxowa Hospital in Germiston.
The Vuyolethu Haven Charity Event aims to raise awareness, educate, and train on the issues that children with Autism and their families experience.
Ayanda Larkin-Harrison’s dedication to the cause is very personal. As a parent of a kid with Autism, she offers firsthand knowledge and sensitivity to her advocacy work.
“The impact of Autism on families is profound, and I am passionate about making a difference,” said Larkin-Harrison.
Her personal story motivates her commitment to improve the lives of children with autism and developing more understanding in the community.
The opening event offers a full day of entertaining activities and insightful discussions.
A Neurodiverse Young Experts Panel will involve panelists sharing their own experiences on a variety of issues such as educational hurdles, acceptance, coping mechanisms, and job opportunities.
These discussions aim to provide vital insights and showcase the different perspectives of neurodiverse people.
In addition to the panel, the event will address crucial issues such as mental health and community well-being.
The event aims to promote tolerance and understanding by showcasing young neurodiverse perspectives, as well as providing practical guidance to schools, employers, and healthcare providers.
The Vuyolethu Haven Launch Event aims to raise awareness, promote inclusivity, empowerment, networking, and celebrate caregivers.
“This event will not only raise awareness but also provide a platform for neurodiverse individuals to share their stories and experiences.”
The Vuyolethu Haven Launch Event is more than just a fundraiser, it is a celebration of inclusivity, empowerment, and community solidarity.
