Frances Harris talks about Autism at the upcoming Oxford Local Family Justice Board seminar.

5th Feb 2024 | Events

We are thrilled to announce that Frances Harris will be speaking at the upcoming Oxford Local Family Justice Board event on 8th February.
Frances is highly regarded for her expertise in Autism, and we can’t wait to hear her insights and wisdom first-hand.
Frances will be speaking alongside Dr Sarah Haden, Consultant in Community Paediatrics at John Radcliffe Hospital.
It is no surprise that tickets for this event have already sold out! Thank you to everyone who secured their spot early.

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