Introducing iCause
Keeley’s Cause was born out of a need to provide essential iPads to children with additional needs so they can
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Why Did You Choose Keeley’s Cause?
We choose Keeley’s cause as we felt inspired when we first learned a not yet licenced young girl doing wonderful
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Reflecting on 2020 for Keeley’s Cause!
Written by Colin Wilson, Advisory Chair of Keeley’s Cause Without doubt, 2020 has been a tough year for many people,
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Keeley’s Cause Ambassador, Ella Pardy, Receives UWA Award
Ambassador for Keeley’s Cause, Paralympian Ella Pardy, is delighted to receive the University of Western Australia Club Letter award. The
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Westfield Local Heroes 2020
Keeley has been named a winner in the 2020 Westfield Local Heroes awards. Here is a link to the article
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Community Heroes Podcast – Episode #29
We have been featured in the Community Heroes Podcast, Originally published on October 22, 2020. This was a great experience
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Congratulations from Catherine King (MP)
This is a congratulations letter from Catherine King in response to Keely winning the Diana Award. Dear Keeley I am
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The Diana Award
Keeley Wins The Prestigious Diana Award And what an absolute honour! Keeley was recently nominated for the prestigious DIANA AWARD
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TRIBE TALKS – Interview with Keeley’s Cause
Great interview with the girls at Thrive Tribe and Co. https://www.facebook.com/thrivetribeandco/videos/vb.1976666129057348/337294723940675/
Lions Australia Congratulate Keeley’s Cause
![As we head into warmer months or take vacations in warmer climates, it is important to remember and remind ourselves that some autistic people can struggle to adjust to the warmth and the brightness of Australian summer days.
❌Not only can these be sensory issues, but they can also lead to more serious issues.
✨Being autistic can mean that you don’t recognise temperature changes and forget to take breaks out of the sun.
This may include being so distracted at the beach that you forget to drink water.
It is not uncommon that our children or we have favourite items of clothing that are no longer appropriate for the warm summer days.
😬With the heat comes the dreaded but necessary SPF application.
This can be a sensory nightmare for smell and feel, and it isn’t just a once-a-day thing.
👉🏼There is reapplication!!! I know, we can feel your cringing.
✨Our tips✨
💜Set alarms if you are going out for the day that reminds you or your child to drink or reapply sunscreen
💜Buy spray-on sunscreen or one that glides on that doesn’t need to be rubbed in. Our favourite glide-on sunscreen that doesn’t need to be rubbed in and has no smell is the Neutrogena Ultra Sheer 50+ [game-changer]
💜Take snacks!! Don’t get caught out waiting in a long line for fish n chips, bring snacks to get you through. Set the alarm to order lunch earlier than usual to beat the rush.
What are your summer survival tips? Let us know in the comments below.
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