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Autism awareness at Melrose Arch

MELROSE ARCH - The Centre for Autism Research and Education (Care) held a joyous event at Melrose Arch for World Autism Day.

April 2, 2015

Varushka Padayachi Less than a minute

UP, UP AND AWAY: Blue balloons float into the sky above Melrose Arch.

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STRIKE A POSE: Cassidy Morgan plays goalie in a soccer game.

BALLOONING: Care parents, therapists and pupils get ready to release blue balloons.

LOVE AND SUPPORT: Therapist Nicolette Dovey with Moi Mogotsi.

FUN AND GAMES: Care pupils engage in a ball game.

PERSONAL TRIUMPH: Logan Vaughan enjoys the sight of his blue balloon flying away.

LOST IN A THOUGHT: Cassidy Morgan watches the blue balloons fly away.

INTO THE SKY: Blue balloons drift above the Melrose Arch.

RESTING PLACE: Ilan Ginsberg takes a breather.

LET THEM EAT CAKE: Care staff and pupils end the awareness day with a sweet treat.

TOY TOY: Logan Vaughan plays with a toy.

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April 2, 2015

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Autism awareness at Melrose Arch

MELROSE ARCH - The Centre for Autism Research and Education (Care) held a joyous event at Melrose Arch for World Autism Day.

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