Dubai Based Bike Club Will Ride for the 5th Year to Raise Awareness for Autism in Dubai

Dubai, United Arab Emirates; 26th February 2020:  Berets MC, a Dubai based bike club will raise awareness for autism with the help of several cause supporters and exhibitors for the fifth year in a row by hosting an Autism Awareness Ride at the Dubai Investment Park on March 6th. This event invites children and teachers from local autism schools, bike riders, and the public to come down to support and have a fun day filled with activities, meet the biker community in the UAE and witness the ride. Entry is free of charge.

The event will kick off with the ride including numerous bikers from bike clubs all around the UAE. The ride will start at 10 AM at the Indian Motorcycle Showroom, which is the established meeting point for all bikers participating and the end point is at 11 AM in Dubai Investment Park with the duration of an hour on an off-city road at a speed of 80km/hr – 100km/hr. Lead by trained assigned marshals, the ride is open for anyone with an official bike license from RTA and has their own motorcycle. For bikers that wish to extend their support by participating in the ride, meeting point will be at Indian Motorcycle Showroom at 9:30 AM to receive full safety brief. 
This fun filled event will include a lineup of fun activities, food and games that caters to all attendees. Children can have fun at the kids play area or watch a live show by the UAE's Award-Winning Magician, Magic Phil and his crew, or listen to the vibrant beats of Dubai Drums. First time to make a presence, Adam Griffin, a prominent figure and Head of Occupational Therapy at Autism Rocks Support Center, will be conducting an insightful discussion about Autism.

Over the past five years, the Berets MC have worked closely with local autism schools such as Safe Center for Autism, with bikers, with several cause supporters, and with exhibitors to create a fun event to bridge the gap of ambiguity between autism and the public. regarding the various institutes that are available to help tackle this mental condition in the UAE.  The public can familiarize themselves with these different foundations and get acquainted with teachers and kids that belong to them in an enjoyable environment. The occurrence of autism is said to have increased over the years in the UAE as the number of cases is going up according to Dubai Autism Centre. The same is true for other countries around the GCC.