Under the motto "Despite our disparities, our essence is that of creators," the Al-Badr Organization for people with disabilities, women, and children orchestrated the sixth edition of its educational carnival. The essence of this initiative lay in raising awareness about autism and promoting the integration of these individuals within the community. On Tuesday, April 2, 2024, a multitude of participants, of all ages and genders, converged on this awareness carnival, expressing their solidarity with autistic children and individuals with mental disorders, with the aim of working towards their full societal integration.
Among the participants in this event were Ms. Nadia Attia, president of the organization, along with her executive board, as well as the delegate of national assistance, the provincial director of youth, culture, and communication, healthcare and education professionals, civil society association entities, and private and public educational institutions. During this carnival, the participants displayed various banners advocating for the integration of autistic children and youth.
The starting point of the carnival was the organization's headquarters, located at the Center for Initiative for the Disabled, in the Al-Majd neighborhood, heading towards the province of Berkane along Mohammed V Street
Nadia Attia emphasized that this event aimed to educate the public about autism, encourage solidarity, cooperation, and participation, while highlighting the importance of early detection of autistic disorders.
This spokesperson also advocated for the integration of individuals with autism into society, so they can lead ordinary lives and fully enjoy their rights as guaranteed by the constitution and international agreements.
