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Correos Issues Commemorative Stamp Honoring Andorran Autism Association Autea

The €2.10 stamp recognizes Autea's work since 2006 to advocate for ASD rights, promote inclusion, and enhance quality of life for affected individuals and families.

Key Points

  • Correos issues €2.10 commemorative stamp honoring Andorran Autism Association Autea.
  • Edition of 45,000 stamps available at Andorra la Vella post office, Correos Market, and Philatelic Service.
  • Autea, founded in 2006, advocates for ASD rights, promotes inclusion, and improves quality of life.
  • Stamp highlights Autea's role in fostering empathy, expertise, and social engagement for ASD community.

Correos has issued a commemorative stamp honouring Autea, the Andorran association dedicated to supporting people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and their families.

The edition comprises 45,000 stamps, each with a face value of €2.10. Available at the main post office in Andorra la Vella, through the Correos Market platform, or via the Philatelic Service, the stamps are printed in offset on coated, gummed, fluorescent paper sized 28.8 by 40.9 millimetres and sold in sheets of 25.

The release recognises Autea's longstanding efforts since its founding in 2006 by a group of affected families. The association advocates for the rights of individuals with ASD, promotes their inclusion in social, educational, and work environments, and seeks to enhance their quality of life. It drives public awareness, supports evidence-based models for understanding ASD, and draws on a network of specialised professionals for guidance, counselling, and assistance.

Correos highlighted Autea's position as a leading entity in Andorra, praising its commitment to empathy, expertise, and social engagement. The stamp emphasises the need for an inclusive society that safeguards rights, prioritises citizens, and fosters diversity and respect. This issuance continues Correos' tradition of stamps saluting social initiatives and groups facing vulnerability, while raising visibility for those affected by ASD.

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