Our AEIOU Family Day will cater for the whole family so come down on Sunday 6 April from 7:30am to 12.00pm, to the UQ St Lucia Campus, All Abilities Playground, where you can enjoy food, live music, petting zoo, pony rides, an electric train & carousel, face painting and more!
This event is for all ages, with fun, inclusive activities for children and families in a supported environment. There is a quiet chill out kids zone where kids can relax and do some drawing or other activities.
Rally your friends, family, kids and dogs (on a lead) and enjoy a great morning at the beautiful University of Queensland campus doing something awesome for children with autism!
Family Fun Day Activities
Come and enjoy the awesome atmosphere at the AEIOU FREE Family Fun Day!
There will be coffee, BBQ, food trucks, live music, petting zoo, pony rides,
an electric train & carousel, face painting and more!
Plus the Dolphins NRL mascots (Sandy & Phinny) will be there handing out free merchanidse from 10am to 11am!
Petting Zoo & Pony Rides!
Kids Zone with Face Painting and other activities
Trackless Train & Mini Carousel
Coffee, BBQ, Ice-cream & Food Trucks
AEIOU Fun Run
Join our AEIOU Fun Run or simply come along and enjoy activities at our Family Day and be awesome for autism this April.
You can regsiter for the 10km or 5km and run or walk along the beautiful Brisbane river on University of Queensland grounds.
You can run, jog, walk or even bring your dog (on a lead). All kids are welcome to participate in the 400m kids dash!
Celebrate Autism Awareness Month this April by taking part in a fun run or attending our family day as part of our community to raise awareness and vital funds for children with autism and their families.
We are raising awareness and calling for understanding and acceptance around autism, while also celebrating our truly awesome children and recognising their individual strengths.
Funding for essential learning equipment and resources will help these kids learn important skills to connect with others, improve their communication, and build their independence.
Because of your awesomeness, we are one step closer to reaching our goal of providing early intervention to every Australian child with autism.
