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Ashley’s Learning Center Wraps Up Successful 7th Annual Autism Awareness Concert: “The Future is Bright”
Nash Ryder & Quynh Le
#Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, 18th April 2024 – Ashley’s Learning Center is delighted to announce the successful conclusion of its 7th Annual Autism Awareness Concert, themed “The Future is Bright.” Held on Saturday, 13th April at Brayton Hall, the event brought together members of the autism community, supporters, and advocates for an evening of inspiration, celebration, and solidarity.
The concert, a cornerstone of Ashley’s Learning Center’s commitment to autism advocacy and awareness, exceeded expectations, drawing a diverse audience, and generating enthusiasm for the cause. Attendees were treated to a showcase of extraordinary talent, as individuals took to the stage to share their gifts and passion for music.
David Bowen & EGYC Group
“The 7th Annual Autism Awareness Concert was a tremendous success, thanks to the unwavering support of our community and the incredible dedication of our performers,” said Ben Avenant, Chairman of Ashley’s Learning Center Board of Directors. “Together, we celebrated the bright future of our students, while raising crucial funds to support our programs and initiatives. The overwhelming response and positive feedback reaOirm the importance of our mission and the impact of events like these.”
The evening’s performances were a testament to the diversity and depth of talent within the local and international community, with each act showcasing unique skills and abilities. From soulful ballads to electrifying dance routines and captivating instrumentals, the concert mesmerized audiences and fostered a sense of unity and understanding.
Members of audience
In addition to the musical performances, the event featured guest speakers who shared personal stories, insights, and perspectives on autism advocacy and inclusion. Attendees had the opportunity to engage with our international and local performers, the stars of the show our children and connect with like-minded individuals passionate about creating a more inclusive society.
“We are immensely grateful to everyone who contributed to the success of the Concert, from our performers and volunteers to our sponsors and attendees,” said Ben. “Your support enables us to continue our vital work in providing sustenance, resources, and opportunities for our students with autism and other special needs. Together, we are making a diOerence and building a brighter future for them.”
Members of audience
Proceeds from the concert will directly benefit Ashley’s Learning Center and its eOorts to provide comprehensive support and resources for its students and their families. The success of the event underscores the importance of community engagement and collaboration in driving meaningful change and fostering greater acceptance and inclusion. For those who were unable to attend the concert but would like to support Ashley’s Learning Center and its mission, donations can be made online through the organization’s website at www.ashleyslearningcenter.org.
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Header: ALC children & Calvert Robinson
About Ashley’s Learning Center:
ALC stands as a cross-categorical Special School, established in 2015 to cater to the educational needs of children with special requirements. Through a range of programs and initiatives, Ashley’s Learning Center provides comprehensive support, resources, and advocacy to promote awareness, acceptance, and understanding of special needs. Guided by our Board’s leadership, we aspire to broaden the scope of our programs with a commitment to fostering inclusion and empowerment, Ashley’s Learning Center strives to create a world where individuals with special needs can thrive and reach their full potential.
For more information, please contact:
Principal Shelrica Banton | 649.348.4224 | principal@ashleyslearningcenter.org