A simple suggestion from a Blaxland boy keen to help his younger brother has snowballed into a full blown campaign for autism awareness stretching across Sydney and beyond.
Dylan Forster has always looked out for his six-year-old autistic brother, so it was no surprise when he came up with the idea to sell
wristbands at Blaxland Public School to raise awareness and money for the condition.
With support from his school that initial thought has grown into a two-week series of events and expressions of interest in similar campaigns at eight Sydney schools and one as far as Albury.
The spark for the campaigns occurred when Dylan, 10, came across a bunch of the
wristbands in the glovebox.
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