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Research has shown that autism may be detectable in the brain long before symptoms start to appear.

In September 2016, The Giving Tree Foundation offered a bursary to Amani, a charming little girl aged 4.

Providing parents with the skills and techniques to become ‘super parents’ can dramatically improve their child’s autism, a long-term study has shown

We made some delicious black bean brownies sporting our lovely charity apron. Support us by buying one for £25!

To order the apron please email us at info@thegivingtreefoundation.co.uk

In November 2015, The Giving Tree Foundation offered its first bursaries to Dee and Alex, two beautiful twin boys aged 3.

Children must have not previously received ABA, and must live in London or Birmingham. The family must have a household income of less than £45k per annum, after tax

Rise in number of schoolchildren diagnosed with autism will cost taxpayers an extra €183 million over the next 3 years.

Join us at our Ladies Luncheon in aid of The Giving Tree Foundation on Thursday 8 September 2016, from 12-3pm at 5 Hertford Street, London, W1J 7RB

Please R.S.V.P. by September 1^st 2016