Will Callaghan, the non-verbal autistic kid who got lost for two nights in the Victorian wilderness earlier this year is back in the bush– and he couldn’t look better.
Key points:
- The Callaghan household has actually had the ability to secure reprieve care for their autistic children after a frightening ordeal previously this year
- Will and his sibling, Robin, have been happily playing in an environment that keeps them calm and amused
- Will Callaghan’s mum, Cent, states understanding break is on the horizon can assist stressed out families prevent “crisis point”
Despite the immense relief the household felt when Will was discovered on Mt Disappointment in June, it was “business as usual” for the Callaghans as soon as he was back house after an experience that his mum, Penny, stated left her “tired”.
She connected with Mansfield Autism Statewide Service (MASS), which purchased a 100- acre farm earlier this year, where Will and his brother Robin, who likewise is on the spectrum, have actually been going on bushwalks, patting horses, and thr