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A.N formed
in December 2002 as a not-for-profit voluntary organisation, by a group of like minded parents, carers, and professionals.
The membership of the group is currently extending throughout Cheshire and into North Staffordshire.
This site will present the type of activities we run at our centre in Crewe. As communicating isn't always easy for some
people viewing this site, we'll try to include photos and images that convey our message. We'll also include specific information
about our organization and its members, so no one forgets the people behind the pictures.
On this home page, we'll
introduce our cause or message. We'll also try to include a picture or two that represents the kind of work we do.
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Mission Statement
Autism Networks is a non-profit making organisation, coordinated by a hardworking
committee and enthusiastic unpaid volunteers working for the benefit of our membership.
It is our intention that activities
should promote physical and social development, communication and self-motivation in an encouraging, friendly, supportive
and fun environment. There are no restrictions as to age, sex, race or religious beliefs.
Our philosophy is that all disabled
people particularly those with Autism should have every opportunity to enjoy the best possible quality of life.
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The picture above shows the Autism Networks Resource Centre in Prince Albert Street, Crewe. The building was formally
know as the "Railway Veterans Institute" which was closed in February 2006. The Institute opened in about 1917 and was owned
then by the railways.
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