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18 April 2009

Hoffmann Foundation for Autism Prize for Drawing and Painting 2009

HFFA Art Prize Awards 2009 - Haringey Mayor Cllr Alan Dobbie and MP David Lammy with First Prize winner Marie Rumlerova

The judging is over and winners announced in the Hoffmann Foundation for Autism Prize for Drawing and Painting.

The prize is an annual event for individuals who have Autistic Spectrum Disorders, High Functioning Autism, Asperger Syndrome, Pervasive Developmental Disorder, Pervasive Developmental Disorder not otherwise Specified, Apraxia and Agnosia related conditions. It is recognised that individuals whose diagnoses fall into these categories are often excluded by sensory and executive requirements from normal visual culture and this competition has as its primary aim their support in art based activities.

The exhibition this year was held in partnership with Bruce Castle Museum: Culture, Libraries and Learning Service, London Borough of Haringey, and will be at: Bruce Castle Museum and Gallery, Lordship Lane, Tottenham, London N17 8NU, from Tuesday 2nd April until Monday 13th July 2009.

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Marie Rumlerova's prizewinning painting

David Lammy MP for Tottenham gave out prizes to:

  • Marie Rumlerova (1st £500)
  • Florence Stevenson from Torquay (2nd £350)
  • Denis Lloyd (3rd £150)
  • Christopher Catto
  • Ashley Forrester
  • Randy Denham
  • Theo Attah
  • Liam Taylor
  • Richard Shiels
  • Gemma Mason
  • Vera Friere
  • Zachery Stapleton
  • Anwar Said

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Prizes are sponsored by
the Shirley Foundation

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HFFA Art Prize Awards 2009

An artist with their entry

HFFA Art Prize Awards 2009

An artist with their entry

HFFA Art Prize Awards 2009

An artist with their entry

HFFA Art Prize Awards 2009

An artist with their entry

HFFA Art Prize Awards 2009

An artist with their entry

HFFA Art Prize Awards 2009

Dominic Fox addresses the audience at prize giving ceremony

HFFA Art Prize Awards 2009

Marie Rumlerova with her First Prize painting

HFFA Art Prize Awards 2009

Haringey Mayor Cllr Alan Dobbie, MP David Lammy and CE Dominic Fox award prizes

HFFA Art Prize Awards 2009

Haringey Mayor Cllr Alan Dobbie and MP David Lammy with First Prize winner Marie Rumlerova

HFFA Art Prize Awards 2009

Haringey Mayor Cllr Alan Dobbie and chief Executive Dominic Fox chat to an entrant

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Painting by Marie Rumlerova

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DateTitleSummary
Apr 2010 Government Autism Strategy and our response 'The strategy for adults with autism (2010): Fulfilling and rewarding lives', is the first national autism strategy for England. Published on 3rd March 2010 it sets out the foundations for transforming the way public services support adults with autism.
Mar 2010 Focus on Autism Launch Hoffmann Foundation for Autism marks World Autism Awareness Day on 2nd April 2010 by launching a new monthly newsletter “Focus on Autism”.
Feb 2010 Autism Support Network Hoffmann Foundation for Autism is setting up an Autism Support Network to provide information and advice to staff in the public services wanting to open their services up to people with autism from the community.
Feb 2010 Coming Soon - Focus on Autism The Focus on Autism is a monthly distributed research/news update, developed by the psychology department at Hoffmann.
Jan 2010 HFFA Art Prize 2010 Do you think you can't draw? Then here's an art competition for you!
Oct 2009 Hoffmann Centre for Autism Hoffmann Foundation has committed to creating a “centre of excellence” in north London that groups its support services in one building that will act as a model that could be replicated elsewhere.
Aug 2009 HFFA adopts 'London living wage' HFFA board have agreed to pay domestic staff the “London Living Wage” (LLW), backdated to April 1st 2009.
Aug 2009 Work in the Art Studio Hoffmann Foundation for Autism has recently invested in a much expanded and improved facility that encourages the opportunities for creative expression by people with autism. We are grateful to the City Bridge Trust for their support of this area of our work. This is the story of how one of our service users developed his skills at the Hoffmann art facility.
Jul 2009 Strategic Plan for 2009-2010 Following consultation HFFA has agreed a new strategy to meet future challenges and opportunities faced by organisations providing autism-specific services.
Jun 2009 Head Office Move Hoffmann Foundation for Autism has moved its head office to a new charity centre at 22-25 Finsbury Square, London EC2A 1DX.
May 2009 Strategic Plan The first draft of a strategic plan for the Hoffmann Foundation for Autism (HFFA) is now out for consultation.
Apr 2009 HFFA Art Prize 2009 The judging is over and winners announced in the Hoffmann Foundation for Autism Prize for Drawing and Painting.
Mar 2009 Autism Bill There has been a flurry of activity in Parliament after Cheryl Gillian’s, Autism Bill came top of the private members' ballot in December and cleared its second reading in February.

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