Autism Awareness Day At Tayto Park
The event hopes to support and raise awareness for autism in Ireland
Ireland's largest amusement park is holding a special autism awareness day today to support and raise awareness for autism in Ireland.
Tayto Park has created an autism friendly environment with the intention of allowing parents with children and their families enjoy all the facilities and attractions at the park.
Kellie Doherty - whose 6 year old son Cody has autism - describes the changes that are of huge benefit:
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