ASMI Foundation

🌍 Hepatitis Testing Day 💛❤️
Early testing can save lives.
Let’s spread awareness about the importance of hepatitis prevention, timely diagnosis, and proper treatment. Together, we can build a healthier future.

🩺 Get tested. Stay informed. Stay protected.
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Get tested for Hepatitis and encourage others to prioritize their health. 🩺✨

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🌞🎨 Kids Summer Camp 2026 at Asmi Foundation! 🎶🧩

This summer, let your child explore, learn, and grow through fun-filled activities designed to build creativity, confidence, teamwork, and self-expression! 🌈✨

🎯 Activities Include:
• Concept of Self
• Team Work
• Music & Dance
• Art & Craft
• Expressive Functions

📅 Date: 18th May – 29th May
⏰ Time: 9:45 AM – 11:45 AM
📍 Venue: Asmi Foundation

📞 Registration: 09717748899

🌟 Limited Seats Available – Enroll Now!
Let’s make this summer joyful, creative, and memorable for your little ones! 💛

AUTISM vs INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY

They are different. They can overlap. Both deserve understanding and support.

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AUTISM (Autism Spectrum Disorder)

Autism is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how a person communicates, interacts, processes sensory information, and experiences the world.

Core Characteristics:

Differences in social communication and interaction

Presence of repetitive behaviors or restricted interests

Sensory sensitivities or sensory-seeking behaviors

Note:
Intelligence in individuals with autism can range from low to high. Autism is not defined by IQ.

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INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY (ID)

Intellectual Disability is a neurodevelopmental condition characterized by limitations in intellectual functioning and adaptive skills required for daily life.

Core Characteristics:

Difficulties with reasoning, problem-solving, and learning

Challenges in understanding and applying new information

Limitations in adaptive skills such as self-care, communication, and daily living

Note:
A person may have an intellectual disability with or without autism.

KEY DIFFERENCE

Autism is not an intellectual disability, and intellectual disability is not a part of autism.
However, both conditions can co-occur and require individualized understanding and support.

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WHAT PEOPLE NEED TO UNDERSTAND

Autism does not mean low intelligence
Many individuals with autism have average or above-average intelligence and unique strengths.

Communication differences are not a sign of low ability
Non-speaking individuals may understand more than they can express.

Intelligence tests may not show the full picture
Traditional assessments can miss strengths, especially in individuals with different communication styles.

Individuals with autism can excel
Strengths may include memory, pattern recognition, creativity, focus, and problem-solving.

Autism and Intellectual Disability are different conditions
Some individuals may have both, some may have only one.

See the person, not the label
Focus on strengths, support needs, and individual potential.

REMEMBER

Autism is about difference, not deficit

Intellectual Disability is about learning and adaptive functioning

Neither condition defines a person’s potential

“Different Minds. Different Needs. Equal Value.”