Autism in Focus
Michelle O'Leary
Donna McTaggart
Lauren Hamilton
Alyson Nicoll
Tanya Robertson
Miriam Gwynne
Samantha Bremner
Maureen Murray
Jennifer Devlin
Rhys McCole
Ryan and Heather O'Donnell
Ann Mclean
Rhona Hayley
Sara Arrowsmith
Alison Barclay
Catherine Simpson
Melanie Mckeown
Karen Jack
Nick Bothwell
Karen Clark
Daniel Sturley
Donna Brown
Angela Stemp
Kim O’Connor
Caroline McCormick
Trudy Marwick
Vickie Bothwell
Gordon Milligan
Emma-louise Lochhead
Theresa Burton
Cameron Leesing
Laura Rose
Symantha Wallace
Danielle Craig
Gillian Steele
Gemma Mcintyre
Fiona Gartland
Gordon Mcbrearty
Cheryl Provan
Nicola Hamilton
Lorna Alexander
Charlie Millar
Donna Gray
Julie McGinlay
Iain McCall
Jack Tidy
Millie Cook
Colin Dunlop
N B Thomson
Rachel Kettles
Pat Hayes
Kathryn Bryce
Sharon McArdle
Leo Starrs-Cunningham
Lisa-Marie Forrest
Sharon Green
Elaine McDonald
Linda Broadfoot
Elizabeth Brown
Rob Griffith
David Milne
Jacqueline Williams
Gwyn Malcolm
Elizabeth Russell
Elaine Gibson
Elizabeth Whitaker
Lynda Ansell
Karen Gibson
Amy Hitchcock
Nancy Lombard
Alana Kennedy
Lisa Moir
Jock Henderson
Denise Dewar
Eleanor Bulloch
Amanda Thompson
Katherine Steward
Christine Cree
Fiona Todd
Melanie Barber
Liz Hunter
Diane McMenemy
Leah Smith
Arlene Anderson
Arlene McAinsh
John McIntyre
Catriona McRoberts
Rebecca Curtis-Moss
Sandra Reilly
Jackie
Bernie Redman
Tommy Pattison
Vicky Johnston
Farheen Rehman
Samantha Gilmour
Bill Appleton
Emma Bennion
Emily Griffiths
Kellie Calvert
1 in 100 people have autism and we are showing 100 different perspectives in our Autism in Focus exhibition.
At the beginning of this year, we asked people in the autism community what they wish others knew about being on the autism spectrum. We received photographs and accompanying stories from 100 individuals and families who wanted to show the ‘real picture’ of autism.
From the 2nd of September, we will be displaying the collection in the St John's Shopping Centre in Perth. Pop into the shop unit to view the exhibition at your leisure - it will be on display until the 27th September.
Awareness of autism is important but we hope that this exhibition will encourage more understanding and acceptance too.