The Virgin Islands Autism Centre recently concluded its transitional summer camp programme for children with the disorder and other types of developmental disabilities.

The BVI Services, Disability Service Division was gifted with a new electric stove courtesy of Mrs. Natalie Pickering. 

Today, October 29 marks the 7th anniversary since the Autism Centre was commissioned and officially began providing services and treatment to children and adults with autistic needs and other learning disabilities in our Territory.

Clients and students of the Autism Centre, Rainbow Children Home and BVI Services were gifted with a new playground donated by Unite BVI.

Clients of the Autism Centre were visited by members of the Rotaract Club of Tortola as part of activities to observe World Autism Awareness Day on April 2.

Teachers, social workers and Mental Health Professionals have received training in order to provide support to children who are affected by the Autism Spectrum disorder.

Staff members at the Department of Information and Public Relations and the Human Resources Department are featured...

Teachers and students of the Jost Van Dyke School showed their solidarity in observance of Child Abuse Prevention and Autism Awareness Month .......

Students are pictured preparing for a game during the Autism Awareness Fun Day that was held on April 7.

The BVI Services will have an Open House at the Road Town Senior Building on Friday, April 21, as part of this month’s Child Abuse Prevention and Autism Awareness Month activities.