ShoutOut Drama Group

15/09/2019

AIB Midleton

AIB Bank Midleton is hosting a ‘Spinathon’ event on Thursday 19th September in aid of the very worthy voluntary association The Rainbow Club. The Rainbow Club is a voluntary run club for children with autism, currently based in Mahon and is the AIB Cork chosen charity for 2019.
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05/11/2017

Updates on how ShoutOut is progressing... we're really excited about this award from KBC. Hoping to offer a FREE WORKSHOP as a way of sharing the wealth! Watch this space😉

03/11/2017

URGENT!

*Reward if found*
Princess in missing from Broomfield, Midleton since yesterday 2nd of November .. she is the second one of my cats to go missing in the last 4 months 😞 She is small (could be mistaken for a kitten) 2 years old, neutered , MICROCHIPPED but not wearing a collar .. she's completely white with big blue eyes .. princess is deaf so won't come if you call her so if you see her or think you have seen her please ring me on 0879379940 as soon as possible , thanks .

12/10/2017

It's been a quiet few weeks but we're delighted to have been chosen as one of KBC's Bright Ideas 2017 Community Winners!

This is Brenda Wall's bright idea for Cork.

08/10/2017

30/09/2017

FUN AND FREE - FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENTS!
ALL WELCOME ..PLEASE SHARE
BROUGHT TO YOU BY MIDLETON ARTS FESTIVAL AND CREATIVE IRELAND

22/06/2017

Good to know - great to have this kind of support at a busy time of year.

07/06/2017

What one group are doing to address the social isolation that Autism can cause. Great idea - this is the kind of Social Space we hope to create with ShoutOutDrama!

Caloundra woman launches a supportive community for girls living on the autism spectrum

01/06/2017

ShoutOutDrama are delighted to announce details of our Summer Workshop Programme:
June 26-29 My Place Midleton
July 10-12 Midleton Community Forum
These workshops are will offer a range of drama and social skills for teenagers with high functioning autism and similar in a fun and relaxed environment.
Please contact me for more details! 0868962920

23/05/2017

Drama can help us tap into the imagination of people with autism.Play-based approaches are a way to connect with people with autism who may have missed that very important stage during childhood; a vital way of learning communication skills, sharing skills, negotiation skills etc. We simulate these situations in a drama group; a safe space to practice real life skills in a fun way.

Children with autism who take part in drama and performance activities may be able to improve their communication and interpersonal skills, a study has found.

23/05/2017

Coming soon... Details of our Summer Workshops. One for older teenagers; one for younger teenagers with Aspergers, High functioning Autism or similar.
Watch this Space!

07/05/2017

https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn25419-drama-helps-kids-with-autism-communicate-better

Improvised drama sessions may help develop communication, interaction, and imagination skills – the "triad of impairments" seen in autism