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WELL ATTENDED WALK USHERS IN AUTISM AWARENESS MONTH

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On Friday, the Ministry of Education and the Guyana Power and Light Incorporated hosted an Autism Awareness Walk to usher in the month of activities specifically focused on inclusive education and work environments for persons with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Temika Rodney has the details.

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