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Date Submitted: 07/17/2016 08:42 AM
Abstract
Society is a complex phenomenon and many types of people are living here in many ways. It
includes those autistic children who are living with us. Autism is not a mental disease. As we do
not have any data in Bangladesh we can estimate that the numbers is not any less than that of
India. Day by day their number is increasing alarmingly. They are facing a difficult reality from
the mainstream society, who have always been cruel to people different from the majority.
People with physical disabilities, in particular, face with an apathetic, uncaring environment
that pushes them into a state of feeling redundant and unwanted. Despite the prejudice and lack
of patronization many individuals have proven that with a little help they have much to offer to
the society. People with disabilities are often defined by what they can’t do as opposed to what
they can. Could a person with disabilities have the courage to do something for his/her own
profit or for the national and global development in the face of continuous obstacles and
stigmatization? But they have some power of their own. To utilize the hidden power of the
autistic children SWAC is working for 13 years. Having training and assistance from SWAC
many of them are able to take part in different schools and the society and they are becoming
able to do their daily activities independently. There future is not fearsome; the earlier a
diagnosis is made the better the chance of receiving appropriate help and support and better
will be the prognosis.