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Autism Awareness Ribbon Hanging Charms – Autism & Asperger's Colorful Awareness Ribbon for Bracelets Purses Zipper Pulls Dog/...

Autism Awareness Ribbon Hanging Charms – Autism & Asperger's Colorful Awareness Ribbon for Bracelets Purses Zipper Pulls Dog/Cat Collars

Name: Autism Awareness Ribbon Hanging Charms – Autism & Asperger's Colorful Awareness Ribbon for Bracelets Purses Zipper Pulls Dog/Cat Collars
Brand: KWJewerly
SKU: CY106ZNWKDU

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AUTISM CHARMS: This pack of 10 brand new Autism Ribbon Round Hanging Charms is a great item to place on a bracelet, purse, zipper pull and more to show your support. This charm is the perfect size for bringing attention to people who have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
AWARENESS CHARM SPECIFICATIONS: This Autism Awareness hanging charm is a round silver charm, engraved with the words "Autism Awareness" with a multi colored Autism ribbon in the center. The charm has a clasp that will hook onto your bracelets, purse, backpack, pet's collar or anything you desire. Each sterling silver plated charm is approximately 7/8 inch in diameter and comes in a bag.
AUTISM AWARENESS MONTH: Celebrate Autism Awareness Month in April by sharing, wearing, or selling our Autism/Asperger’s awareness hanging charms. Our charms come in handy during charity events like Light It Up Blue, and Autism Speaks Walk. Today 1 in 59 children in the US is diagnosed with Autism. Use these multi-colored puzzle piece hanging charms to raise money in support of innovative research and critical lifelong support and services for those with ASD.
STATISTICS ON AUTISM: Autism can be diagnosed as early as age 2. Early intervention can reduce difficulties in communication and social behavior in Autistic individuals. Autistic individuals are often subjected to stigma, discrimination, and human rights violations. Our charm symbolizes support for the Autism community and represents hope for change. Share this Autism hanging charm to start conversations about how people can work towards helping those with ASD get the services they need.