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Since 1981, Autisme Luxembourg asbl has been supporting people with autism and their families. The organization offers residential homes, day centers, vocational inclusion workshops, and professional training. A multidisciplinary team of professionals provides guidance, counseling, and daily support. Read
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ZEFI has been working for years to promote inclusion of people with special needs in Luxembourg. The association offers consulting services, administrative support and legal information. The annual ‘Zesumme fir Inklusioun’ prize rewards exemplary inclusion projects. Read
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The national parents’ representation advocates for all school parents in Luxembourg. It consists of representatives from primary schools, secondary schools and competence centers, who are democratically elected at local and sectoral levels. As an advisory body, it maintains direct dialogue with the Ministry of Education. Read
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Autistic student Joanne explains why private, low-stimulus living spaces are essential for her studies. From choosing a quiet hotel room to controlling light and noise – practical tips for better learning. Read
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The “Tentacle Toolbox” provides diverse materials for active engagement with autism in educational settings. This borrowable kit includes games, books, and sensory materials for children plus resources for adults. Read