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ASEAN Autism Congress 2018 Report: ASEAN Autism Games 2018
October 2018
Jakarta, Indonesia
Logos: Yayasan Autisma Indonesia, London School of Public Relations (LSPR),
London School Centre for Autism Awareness, APCD, Ministry of Social Development and Human Security of Thailand,
ASEAN Autism Mapping, Japan-ASEAN Integration Fund, JAIF 2.0 and ASEAN Secretariat
Photos: Images of children swimming, running and playing dodgebee

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ASEAN Autism Congress 2018 Report
Organized by AAN, AUTISMA, LSPR, LSCAA and APCD in collaboration with MSDHS, ASEAN Autism Mapping, JAIF

October 2018, Jakarta, Indonesia

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*Table of Contents

About the AAGs?.....4
Executive Summary.....5
A Promising Future for Inclusive Sports.....6
A Closer Look at the ASEAN Autism Games.....7
Speeches.....9
Photos.....12
In Their Own Words.....21
Clolsing Review.....25
Appendices.....28
	- Programme
	- Track&Field Results
	- Swimming Results
	- Rules and Regulations
	- Evaluation
	- Conclusion


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About the AAGs
*Background
The ASEAN Autism Network (AAN) is a non-profit network established in Bangkok in 2010 through 
the initiative of the parents' organization of persons with autism in the ASEAN region and 
the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in collaboration
with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). It was formally organized during
the ASEAN Autism Workshop in Bangkok on 13 to 15 December 2010 by representatives
from nine countries, namely Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia,
Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. In 2016, Singapore formally joined AAN as an
Executive Member. AAN envisions an inclusive, rights-based, and autism-friendly ASEAN
community. It commits to support, assist, facilitate and enhance autism-related family
support groups in collaboration with other stakeholders in the ASEAN region and globally.
United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) Article
30 states the right of persons with disabilities to participate in cultural life, recreation,
leisure and sport. In compliance with the article, the 4th AAN Congress: ASEAN Autism
Games (AAGs) was held in October 2018 in Jakarta, Indonesia, on the occasion of the
60th anniversary of establishment of diplomatic relations between Japan and Indonesia.
The AAGs was organized by the Yayasan Autisma Indonesia (YAI), London School of Public
Relations (LSPR), the ASEAN Autism Network (AAN), the Asia-Pacific Development Center
on Disability (APCD), in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Affairs of the Republic of
Indonesia, the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security (MSDHS) of Thailand,
and other partners.

*Objectives
• To organize the 4th ASEAN Autism Games (AAGs), and to promote Disability-Inclusive
Sports (DIS) by utilizing, mobilizing and maximizing role models among persons with
autism, and their parents/trainers.
• To inspire athletes to try out new sports and to encourage them to join sports activities.
• To encourage local, national and regional sports bodies to recognize potential athletes/
persons with autism and their parents/trainers by giving opportunities to develop their
capacities through inclusive sports training and participation in local, national and regional
sports competitions.
• Establish collaboration between institutions that handle children and teenagers with
autism spectrum throughout Indonesia in particular, and ASEAN in general.
• Establish cooperation among families having members of the autism spectrum in order
to provide better support and assistance.
• To update the implementing activities of capacity building for persons with autism in the
ASEAN countries by AAN members through the AAN Executive Board Meeting.

*Outcomes
By organizing the 4th ASEAN Autism Games (AAGs), potential athletes with autism and
their parents/trainers in ASEAN countries have improved their capacities for participation
in popular sports in the ASEAN Paralympic movement.
Athletes were inspired to try out new sports as a result of attending the AAGs. Furthermore,
athletes indicated that they intended to join a sports club as a result of the event.
Potential athletes with autism and their parents/trainers could develop their capacities
and strengthen their collaboration and network through inclusive sports training and
participation in local, national and regional sports competitions for the preparation of
future events.
Progress of accreditation was updated and elucidated the final approval procedure.

*Executive Summary
In January 2016, autism advocates from ASEAN countries congregated in the University of
Philippines Campus in Los Banos, Laguna, Philippines for the 1st ASEAN Autism Friendship
Games, led by the Autism Society Philippines (ASP) with support from AAN and APCD.
Likewise, in December 2016, the Myanmar Autism Association quarterbacked a milestone
sporting event for the country. It was the first sports event exclusively designed for
persons with autism at the Myanmar Paralympic Sports Center in Yangon, Myanmar. In
October 2017, the APCD, Japan Foundation, and Association of Parents of Thai Persons
with Autism (AU-Thai) jointly organized the Disability-Inclusive Sports for Tomorrow and
welcomed around 800 participants comprising of persons with autism and their parents
and supporters from the 10 ASEAN countries. It was one of the biggest numbers so far for
the Third ASEAN Autism Games held at the Bangkok Youth Center in Bangkok, Thailand.
In October 2018, the Fourth ASEAN Autism Network (AAN) Congress kicked off with
the Fourth ASEAN Autism Games (AAGs) organized by YAI and LSPR at the Soemantri
Brodjonegoro Sports Center, South Jakarta, Indonesia. The AAGs consisted of Track &
Field and Swimming competitions, which was participated by 217 individuals with autism
spectrum. Of the 217 participants, 179 participants were from Indonesia, 6 from the
Philippines, 13 from Malaysia, 3 from Vietnam, 5 from Singapore, 9 from Myanmar, 1 from
Thailand and 1 from Lao PDR. A Dodge-Bee exhibition, a game from Japan specially meant
for persons with disabilities, was demonstrated by experts from Japan. There were many
other traditional games, which could be played by an individual with the autism spectrum.
The sports event was witnessed by more than 500 supporters including parents/trainers,
media and other local spectators.
“Family Comes First’ highlights the core concept of the 4th AAN and it focuses to support,
assist, facilitate and enhance autism-related family support groups in collaboration with
other stakeholders in the ASEAN region and worldwide. One of its main objectives is to
educate, develop, and give opportunities for autism-related family support groups of
each member country, which helps members grow towards achieving global standards
following the principle of the UNCRPD and other autism-related international and regional
instruments.
Athletes with disabilities are athletes like any other and it is now widely recognized that
athletes with autism compete at an elite level, which parallels that experienced by nondisabled
athletes. The importance of quality coaching to develop an athlete’s full potential is
similarly recognized. Keeping this in mind, AAGs 2018 were facilitated by many international
and national coaches and trainers for Track & Field and Swimming competitions. Despite
knowing that they were not only particularly talented, some just participated to the best of
their abilities. They, too, learned about teamwork, sportsmanship, and the importance of
exercise. To boost the athlete’s self-confidence, they were awarded medals to make them
feel as if he or she meant something to the team.

*Executive Summary
A Promising Future for Inclusive Sports
The ASEAN Autism Games 2018 was a very successful event that received acknowledgment
and praises from participants, spectators, media and stakeholders. The event brought
home the message of the importance and relevance of disability-inclusive sports as well
as the significance of teamwork, cooperation and importance of exercise. The AAGs was
also conducted due to the increasing incidence of persons with autism with obesity and
sedentary behavior, the decline in time spent on physical education and sports in schools
due to the limited curricular, and a need to counteract societal changes, which have
impacted on the family’s ability to involve children in extracurricular activities. Furthermore,
it resulted in the following outcomes:
• The AAGs enabled participants and parents/trainers to identify their individual barriers
and helped them develop skills in sports adaptation, as reflected in the number of external
factors that impact their participation in sports.
• Mutual understanding and friendship between athletes of autism, their parents/trainers
from ASEAN countries were developed through innovative autism-friendly recreation,
leisure and sports activities.
• The skills and talents of persons with autism were positively promoted at the AAGs with
activities as Track & Field, Swimming, Dodge-Bee and native sports. The AAGs was held
in commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations
between Japan and Indonesia.
• Networking and collaboration among autism-related partners in ASEAN countries were
strengthened through the 4th AAN Congress and AAGs.
• AAGs provided participants an opportunity to challenge commonly held misconceptions
about persons with autism, when it comes to demonstrating their capacities.
• The rights of persons with autism to participate in cultural life, recreation, leisure and
sport were comprehended as stipulated in Article 30 of the United Nations Convention on
the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
• Understanding and acceptance of the different cultures of ASEAN countries and Japan
were promoted through a series of autism-related events.
• Dodge-Bee, a flying disc made with a nylon covered soft foam that is firm enough to hold
its shape but still soft enough to throw and catch easily and safely, is a recent invention
that came from a simple idea and widely popular game in Japan. It was introduced as a
promising sports for persons with autism. The inclusive sports effectively promotes social
participation and healthy teamwork, among others, which greatly benefits persons with
autism.
• The outline of the 5th AAN Congress 2020 in Malaysia has been drafted at the 4th AAN
Executive Board Meeting.
• Around 500 people (including spectators, media, supporters, stakeholders) witnessed
the event and acknowledged the athletic performances of persons with autism in various
sports events.

*A Closer Look at the ASEAN Autism Games
The much-awaited ASEAN Autism Games was officially inaugurated on 20 October 2018,
with great zeal, excitement and frolicsome atmosphere. It opened with a parade of athletes,
their parents/trainers and supporters from eight (8) ASEAN countries at the Soemantri
Brodjonegoro Sports Center, South Jakarta, Indonesia. The program began with Dr. Melly
Budhiman (Chairperson of Yayasan Autisma Indonesia) welcoming the esteemed gathering
and emphasized on the importance of sports for the persons with autism spectrum. Dr. Bayu 
(Representative from the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Indonesia) conveyed
the opening speech and Mr. Lee Yoong Yoong (Representative from ASEAN Secretariat)
delivered a keynote speech. Shortly, it was followed by the grand ribbon-cutting ceremony
by the representatives of the Government of Indonesia, ASEC, Senior Officials Meeting on
Social Welfare and Development (SOMSWD), and Japan to ASEAN, YAI, LSPR, APCD, and
AAN.
Overall, 217 competitors took part in the AAGs; this included 162 athletes for Swimming
and 150 for Track & Field competitions. The event was jointly organized by YAI and LSPR,
Indonesia with support from various partners. The event was supported by international
and national professional coaches/trainers, many staff/carers/caretakers, officials and
volunteers from LSPR.
Children with autism from SEV (Special Education and Vocational) Sekolah Tunas Indonesia
performed an opening dance mesmerizing the audience with their energetic performances.
Once the races began, the air was filled with cheering and tons of encouragement for the
young athletes. The actual number of spectators in attendance across the two-day event
was estimated at more than 500 people.
The first day of the event was categorized into three parts beginning at 9:15 -11:15 a.m.
with the Track & Field Competition, which included 50-meter and 100-meter running. This
was followed by Indonesian Traditional Games organized by Komunitas Teman Main. The
Swimming Competition was held from 1:45-3:45 p.m. On the same day, every athlete was
awarded a participation medal to boost self-confidence and to encourage them. It was a
day filled with fervor and excitement experienced amidst thrills and cheers.
The second day of the AAG started off with the Dodge-Bee exhibition and the participants
witnessed various ways to play the game. The display made way for the highly awaited
events where keenness among the participants soared through the roof. Another highlight
of the day was the final championship medal awarding ceremony of all the sports events.
Many competitors were surprised and impressed by the scale and size of the event and the
atmosphere created was acknowledged by parents/trainers, spectators, media personnel
and stakeholders.
At the end of the day, participants with autism, their parents/trainers and supporters
departed with a clear smile on their faces filled with sportsmanship, enthusiasm, and
memories to cherish. Mr. Karnadjaja Panji Putra (Representative from Yayasan Autisma
Indonesia) and Ms. Prita Kema Gani (Chairperson of LSPR) thanked everyone for their
cooperation and support, and advised parents/trainers to support their children’s
sportsman spirit.

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*Speeches
Welcome Message
Photo: Dr. Melly Budhimandi was giving a speech in the opening ceremony.

Dr. Melly Budhimandi
Chairperson of Yayasan Autisma Indonesia (YAI)

His Excellency Mr. Kazuo Sunaga, the Ambassador of Japan to ASEAN;
His Excellency Mr. Ade Padmo Sarwono, the Ambassador of Indonesia to ASEAN;
His Excellency Mr. Thepthavone Sengmany, Minister Counselor of the Embassy of Lao PDR;
The Honorable Mr. Sok Phondany, Cambodia Counselor to Indonesia;
Mr. Lee Yoong Yoong, Director of Community Affairs, ASEAN Secretariat;
Mr. Somchai Rungsilp from APCD;
Madame Dang Koe, the Honorary Chairman of AAN;
Distinguished representatives from the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Social Affairs,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Youth and Sports Affairs;
Distinguished representatives from ASEAN Member States, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Good morning and peace be with you all.
First of all, I would like to convey our warm welcome and sincere gratitude and appreciation
to all representatives from ASEAN Member States, for your presence in this sporting event,
the 4th ASEAN Autism Games 2018.
The ASEAN Autism Games is not as spectacular as the Asian Games and Paralympic Games
recently held by the Government of Indonesia. However, this event is extremely special for
the Autism community, who wants to show the world that individuals with autism, if given
the chance and support, can achieve a high level of performance.
Unlike the Asian Games and Paralympic Games, the ASEAN Autism Games is not a
competitive sports event. It is a friendly competition, more with the aim to facilitate
individuals with autism to socialize and make friends, to boost their self-esteem, and of
course, to develop their talents in sports. This year, the event will promote Track & Field
and Swimming. We also have some Indonesian traditional games and a demonstration of
Dodge-Bee.
Before I end this remark, I would like to take the opportunity to convey our highest
appreciation to the Government of Indonesia for their support and conviction, that our
special and gifted children must be provided with chances to develop, as well as the
enabling environment that breeds mutual understanding and friendship, as I quoted from
the Secretary General: “No one left behind”.
Allow me to express my special gratitude to Mr. Watcharapol from APCD, who has constantly
supported us in organizing this special event. Without his constant support, this event
would not have run smoothly.
I also would like to thank all the volunteers who have worked with us side by side to make
this event come true.
And last but certainly not least, for the athletes, I wish for you all to enjoy the innovative
friendly recreation, leisure and sports activities. And thank you for waiting so patiently and
not throwing a tantrum.

*Opening Speech
Photo: Mr. Rachmat Koesnadi and Dr. Bayu Haradian SpKJ were giving an opening speech.

Mr. Rachmat Koesnadi
Director of Social Rehabilitation for Disabled,
Ministry of Social Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia
&
Dr. Bayu Haradian SpKJ
Deputy Assistant of Traditional Sports Development,
Youth and Sports Ministry
Assalammualaikum Warrahmatullahi Wabarakatuh
SALAM OLAHRAGA! JAYA!
His Excellency Mr. Kazuo Sunaga, the Ambassador of Japan to ASEAN;
His Excellency Mr. Ade Padmo Sarwono, the Ambassador of Indonesia to ASEAN;
Greetings to all participants from ASEAN,
Firstly, I want to apologize on behalf of the Minister of Youth and Sports of the Republic of
Indonesia, because he could not come directly to this wonderful event. We also want to
greet and welcome all of the participants to Indonesia, we hope all of you will enjoy your 
visit in our country. On behalf of the Government, I also want to give our appreciation to
the Indonesian Autism Foundation (Yayasan Autisma Indonesia) for organizing this event.
There are two kinds of sports adapted in Indonesia – Achievement Sports and Sports for
All. Sports for All covers all kinds of sports for all people and community including the
autism community. In Indonesian Act Number 8 2016, there are two (2) rights for persons
with disabilities: the right to do all kinds of physical activity or sports, and the right to do
achievement sports.
Indonesia 2018 Asian Para Games just finished a few days ago. And now, the Indonesian
Government are very concerned with the legacy after the Games. Our main goal is to make
Indonesia an inclusive society and a disable-friendly country. Currently, the Ministry of
Youth and Sports focuses on supporting two (2) sports, Swimming and Athletics, which is
the mother of sports. Indonesia also gives appreciation to all of our athletes with disabilities,
and all athletes receive the same amount of bonuses and privileges.
Games and Sports are known as one of the solutions to enhance communication for
persons with autism, and we hope that through this event, it will also raise awareness to all
communities in Indonesia. For the athletes, we wish you fair play, respect, and friendship
throughout this competition. We hope this event will bond our brotherhood as an ASEAN
family. Thank you again to the organizing committee, all of the sponsors, and volunteers
for this event.
Wassalammualaikum warrahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
Bismillahirrahmannirahim! With this I declare the 4th AAN Congress, ASEAN Autism Games
2018 is officially OPENED!!

*Keynote Speech
Photo: Mr. Lee Yoong Yoong was giving a keynote speech

The Keynote Speech was delivered by
Mr. Lee Yoong Yoong
Director, Community Affairs Directorate Community
and Corporate Affairs Department, ASEAN Secretariat

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Caption: Dedicated advocates all...
Photo:
1. AAN members were preparing for the event.
2. Mr. Somchai Rungsilp was giving a talk on behalf of APCD.
3. Mrs. Dang Uy Koe from AAN was giving a talk.
4. At the registration table, participants are attending the event.
5. A member from AAN was giving a talk.
6. Mr. Lee Yoong Yoong, Mr. Somchai Rungsilp, Mrs. Dang Uy Koe and other AAN members were doing solidarity hand shake.

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Caption: ...One region, one family
Photo:
1. Participants in the seminar room were raising their hands in response to the speaker.
2. A group photo of participants was taken .
3. Mr. Pongwattana Charoenmayu, Project Manager of ASEAN Autism Mapping, and other two AAN members were holding the AAN logo banner.
4. A group photo of participants from Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia was taken.
6. AAN member was giving a presentation.

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Caption: LET’S RISE ABOVE THE REST
4th AAN Congress: ASEAN Autism Games (AAGs)
Opening Ceremony
Photo: 
1. Participants from Malaysia were in the parade raising their national flag.
2. Participants from the Philippines were in the parade holding Autism Society Philippines banner.
3. Participants from Singapore were taking a group photo raising their national flag.
4. Participants from Myanmar were in the parade raising their national flag.
5. Mr. Lee Yoong Yoong, Mr. Somchai Rungsilp, Mrs. Dang Uy Koe and other AAN members were doing solidarity hand shake.

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Photo: 
1. Participants from Thailand were holding their national flag.
2. Participants from Vietnam were holding their national flag.
3. The atmosphere of the ASEAN Autism Games 2018
4. The atmosphere of the ASEAN Autism Games 2018 in the stadium
5. Participants were holding the 4th AAN Congress: ASEAN Autism Games 2018 banner.
6. Dr. Melly Budhimandi was giving a speech in the opening ceremony.

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*Track&Field
Photo: 
1. The athletes were about to reach the finish line.
2. The two athletes were hugging each other.
3. Athletes from different countries were on the track competing with one another.
4. The atmosphere during the track&field competition.
5. One of the athletes just reached the finish line.
6. An athlete from Myanmar was hugging with his mother.

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*Swimming
Photo:
1. Competitors stationed at the diving board.
2. One of the competitors was swimming in the pool.
3. One of the competitors was warming up her body in the pool.
4. A group photo of participants from Thailand and Philippines.
5. The atmosphere during the swimming competition.
6. The atmosphere during before swimming competition.

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*Dodge-Bee
Photo: 
1. The atmosphere during the Dodge-Bee competition.
2. Participants from APCD were holding the Dodge-Bee disk.
3. AAN member was passing over the Dodge-Bee disk to participants.
4. Participants were having a good time practising Dodge-Bee.
5. One of the participants was trying to catch the Dodge-Bee disk.
6. Participants from different countries was taking a group photo in the Dodge-Bee court.

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*Awarding Ceremony
Photo:
1. Participants from Singapore were holding their medals as well as their national flag.
2. Participants from Malaysia were holding their medals as well as their national flag.
3. Participants from Thailand were holding their medals.
4. Participants from Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia won the first, second and third place respectively.
5. Athletes and AAN members were taking a group photo.

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*ASEAN Impact
Photo: Ms. Erlinda Uy Koe was holding the ASEAN Prize 2018.
Former ASEAN Autism Network (AAN) Chair Ms. Erlinda Uy Koe is the Recipient of ASEAN
Prize 2018

Photo: Ms. Koe was holding the prize and taking a picture with Mr. Lee Hsien Loong and Mr. Dato Lim Jock Hoi.
Ms. Koe, who is also Chair Emeritus of Autism Society Philippines, with Singapore’s Prime
Minister Lee Hsien Loong and ASEAN Secretary General Dato Lim Jock Hoi at the opening
ceremony of the 33rd ASEAN Summit in Singapore on 11 November 2018.

Photo: Ms. Koe was taking a picture with Philippine government officials.
Ms. Koe poses with Philippine government officials.

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*In Their Own Words
Photo: Mr. Taufiq Hidayat

Mr. Taufiq Hidayat
AAGs 2018 is very close to my heart as I am the member of
the organizing organization, YAI Indonesia. I am also in charge
of swimming and track & field, and I have a 27-year-old
brother who is disabled. Persons with disabilities in Indonesia
are still marginalized in all aspects of life, but the country’s
effort to make it disabled-friendly realizing equal rights and
opportunities for people with disabilities is much appreciated
and we, as individuals, are trying our best so it actually
materializes.
While organizing AAGs 2018 with limited resources was very
challenging for us, somehow we managed to do it with the
help of volunteers. We have hired professional referees from
Asian Games and Para Games. However, owing to our financial constraint, we could not
pay them their usual rates, but they were happy to help.
I have learned through this event that nothing is impossible to achieve if you are willing
to do something good for others. All we required to do was effective communication and
active participation in the making of the event. We will try to improve our communication
skills even better to avoid miscommunication in the future, and want to organize such an
event with much zeal and dignity. Lastly, I would like to say that AAGs was not a program of
millions of dollars but a program of million hopes, and I am proud to be a part of it.

Photo: Mr. Jonathan Tanjung

Mr. Jonathan Tanjung
I am 19 years old from West Java Indonesia, I had a really good
time participating in the swimming competition. I did not win
the competition but I had lots of fun. I love to play and be
with my friends all the time. I go to school, and I have lots of
friends but they are not very welcoming. They try to avoid me
and do not let me play with them. So, I am the happiest when
I get to swim alone and I wish I could swim every day.
According to his mother, Jonathan lacks social communication,
social participation, and he does not open up easily, which
creates a huge barrier. Through this platform, she would like
to convey the message to all children not to feel awkward
being around a friend with autism or any kind of disability, to
try to love and understand them as they have their own way of being smart.

Photo: Mr. Syvang Xayyavong

Mr. Syvang Xayyavong
I am the president of the Association for Autism Lao PDR
and I am also a parent of a child with autism. I know we
all have some expectations from the organization working
for disabilities and concerned government entities.
But I would like to recommend an emphasis on family
support at first, and learn to be the best advocate you
can be for your child. Take advantage of all the services
that are available to you in your community. You will
meet parents having similar situations who can educate
you and help you. You will gather great strength from the
people you meet. The provision of Inclusive Education
by the Government would be another factor that helps
children with disabilities to attend classes that reflect the
similarities and differences of people in the real world.
They learn to appreciate diversity. Respect and understanding grow when children of
differing abilities and cultures play and learn together.
The AAGs 2018 was a favorable platform for children with autism where they could show
their ability and understand their own potentiality.

Photo: Mr. Kaung Myint Myat

Mr. Kaung Myint Myat
I am a 14-year-old athlete with autism from Myanmar. I
go to school and I can speak in English too. I am so happy
to be here and I have made many friends. I participated in
Swimming, Track & Field and Dodge-Bee games. I love all
the games that make me sweat. I am a big fan of Dodge-
Bee and I would love to play this game with my friends
back in my school. Now, I know how to play this game,
and I can teach my friends to play. I cannot wait to go back
to school to show my medals and play it with my friends.
I know it is going to be fun.

Photo: Dr. Samrerng Virachanang

Dr. Samrerng Virachanang
I am the first Vice President of Autism Thai Association
Thailand, and I also have a son with autism. I think building
up social skills through sports events like this can help
enhance social participation and support outcomes like
contentment and attachment. Autism Thai Foundation
had recently organized the First Autism Games in Thailand,
where more than 800 participants had participated from
different provinces of Thailand. We believe that parents
have a very significant role in enhancing the social
participation of their children, therefore, we encourage
parents’ involvement in any activities.
I would also like to request APCD to organize trainings for
parents in the future, so that they will understand the
complexity of ASD and the multiple targets of intervention
including skill deficits in communication and socialization of their children. Many children
and adults on the autism spectrum need help in learning how to act in different types
of social situations and it is only possible with the help of their family. They often have
the desire to interact with others, but may not know how to engage friends or may be
overwhelmed by the idea of new experiences.

Photo: Mr. Saw Kyi Shwin

Mr. Saw Kyi Shwin
I am a 12-year-old athlete with autism from Myanmar. This
is my first time that I have ever attended such a big event.
I have participated in both Track & Field and Swimming,
and scored the first position in both the sports. I have
always been good at sports, and I do even better when
people cheer for me. I was so amazed by the support I
received while running and swimming.
Also, I have never played Dodge-Bee, and actually I have
never seen a soft flying disc like that before. I enjoyed
playing it and I wish I could get some of those discs and
could play in my home.

Photo: Ms. Vilayvanh Kommasith

Ms. Vilayvanh Kommasith
AAGs is a very important event for children with autism.
Being the head of the academic teachers of Vientiane
Autism Center, Lao PDR, I can relate to the event. I coach
athletes with autism so that they would develop skills and
become professional athletes in the national and regional
levels. I had participated in TCTP 2017 and 2018 training
program, which was organized in Bangkok and had been
able to learn about adapted sports. I am trying my best
to implement the knowledge that I gained through TCTP
into actual practice in Vientiane. I am mostly responsible
for organizing a sports event, and I am very happy that
I have got an opportunity to witness another important
event related to sports for autism. I am definitely taking
back techniques, and skills and would implement it in the
sports. Personally, I feel that, to organize adapted sports we do not need lots of resources,
all we need is the active participation of athletes with autism and their parents/trainers.

Photo: Mr. Thavisouk Douaugdala

Mr. Thavisouk Douaugdala
Last year I had participated in TCTP and competed in
sports and I have been hooked ever since. I have made
many friends. I consider myself to be a very active person.
Running makes me happy, and I enjoy running in groups.
In AAGs, I took part in running competitions and I came
first. I practice a lot in my hometown. My coaches say
that I am good at sports, and I have to work hard to be an
athlete. I am 13 years old now and hopefully, I will win in
many competitions in the future.

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*Closing Review

Photo: Mr. Karnadjaja Panji Putra was giving a closing review.
Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen,
For three days we have gathered to watch our special
children, who are autistic individuals, showed their
abilities in sports, not only at the local or national level,
but at the ASEAN level.
Their achievements have showed us that behind their
limitations there are potentials that can be optimally
developed when we provide opportunities and strong
support.
ASEAN Autism Games is a celebration. Celebration of
differences, celebration of unity, and celebration of
humanity. Without the presence of these special children,
we will not have the opportunity to work together to achieve our dreams as parents of
autistic individuals. Our dreams are equal rights, unconditional acceptance and love, and
a more inclusive society.
In the ASEAN Autism Games the most important thing is how victory is not defined by
winning the competition, but how our children do their best and how families and the
whole support system show love and appreciation for them.
We would like to inform you the detail of the Friendly Competitions: There were eight
participating countries and 217 participants consisting of:
a. 178 from Indonesia
b. 39 from other ASEAN countries
c. There were 15 categories for Running and Swimming friendly competitions, for which
we have already given 40 medals for the winners and also medals for participation.
At this closing ceremony, as the chairman of the committee, I would like to express my
deepest gratitude for the presence and support for this event.
To the Government of Indonesia, especially the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Social Affairs
and Ministry of Youth and Sports;
To APCD, which has provided moral and material support;
To Madame Dang Koe as previous AAN Chair for spreading information to all AAN delegates;
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To Mrs. Prita Kemal Gani and all volunteers from LSPR who have helped a lot in preparing
and execute this event;
To Dr. Melly Budhiman and all my friends at Yayasan Autisma Indonesia. Thank you for the
hard work and friendship;
To AAN delegates along with athletes and families who enlivened the event;
To the media that has covered this activity and spread the news of the success of this
event, so people can learn more about our community;
And finally, to the spectators who were so excited and made the athletes feel very special.
Lastly, we would like to apologize for any shortcomings during the event.
I hope this event and other events in the future will strengthen ASEAN Autism Network to
achieve our goals. Thank you.

*Closing Remarks
Photo: Ms. Prita Kemal Gani
Ms. Prita Kemal Gani,
Founder/Chairperson,
London School of Public Relations,
delivered the closing remarks.

#Page 27
Photo: Mascot logos of ASEAN Autism Games 

#Page 28
*Appendices

#Page 29-31
*Programme

20-21 October 2018
Gelanggang Olah Raga Sumantri Brojonegoro, Jakarta

Saturday, 20 October 2018
07.30 – 08.00	
Registration for Participants
08.00 – 08.30	
Parade of Athletes
08.30 – 09.15	
Opening Ceremony
08.30 – 08.35	
Welcome Message
Chairperson, Yayasan Autisma Indonesia
08.35 – 08.40	Opening Speech
Representative from the Government of Indonesia
08.40 – 08.45	
Keynote Speech
Representative from ASEAN Secretariat
08.45 – 09.00	
Ribbon Cutting
Group Photos
Representatives of
- Indonesian Government
- ASEC
- SOMSWD
- Japan to ASEAN
- YAI
- LSCAA
- APCD
- AAN
- SEV Sekolah Tunas Indonesia
09.00 – 09.15	
Performance by Individuals with Autism
09.15 – 11.15	
Running Contest
- Friendly Competition: 50 meters
- Friendly Competition: 100 meters
11.15 – 12.15	
Indonesian Traditional Games in Hall A
Komunitas Teman Main
12.15 – 13.45	
Lunch
13.45 – 15.45	
Swimming Contest
- Friendly Competition: 50 meters
- Friendly Competition: 100 meters

Sunday, 21 October 2018 (Venue: Hall A)
07.30 – 08.00	
Registration
08.00 – 10.30	
- “Disability-Inclusive Sports for Tomorrow” Activities
DIS Exchanges from ASEAN & Japan
- Professional Dodge-Bee Exhibition Games
Participants given chance to play afterwards
10.40 – 11.40	
Closing Ceremony
10.40 – 10.55	
Handover of AAN Chairmanship Message from Madam Dang Koe
(Outgoing AAN Chairperson)
Commitment by New AAN
Chairperson
10.55 – 11.25	
Awarding of Winners
Representatives of
- Indonesian Government
- ASEC
- SOMSWD
- Japan to ASEAN
- YAI
- LSCAA
- APCD
- AAN
11.25 – 11.30	
Closing Report
Representative of YAI
11.30 – 11.40	
Closing Remarks
Representative of LSPR
11.40 – 12.30	
Lunch
12.30 – 16.00	
Free Time

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*Track & Field Results
No. Lomba: Kompetisi 50M (U11-15) Putri
Final
Rank
1. Violetta Nur Anggrani 
Indonesia
2. Viona Gwyn Victor 
Indonesia
3. Graciella Theodora
Indonesia
4. Hnin Phoo Pwint Wai
Myanmar

No. Lomba: Kompetisi 50M (U>16) Putri
Final
Rank
1. Kezia Kuryakin
Indonesia
2. Hasna Nurkamila Kusumaning Pratiwi
Indonesia
3. Abigael Zefanya Putri
Indonesia
4. Wine Wine
Myanmar
5. Lisnia Intishari
Indonesia
5. Desi Alia Ariani

No. Lomba: Kompetisi 100M (U11-15) Putra
Final
Rank
1. Michael Anggito Baskoro
Indonesia
2. Dewangga Kanahaya Iskandar
Indonesia
3. Lukman Ibrahim Salim
Indonesia
4. Natanael Adhitama Salim
Indonesia
5. Kaung Myint Myat Tun
Myanmar
6. Dat Khoa Nang
Vietnam
7.Brillianto Yudhotomo Among Swasono
Indonesia
8. Nabeel Najmudin Zulkifu
Malaysia
9. Saw Kyi Shwin
Myanamr
10. Udin Hairudin
Indonesia
11. Kaung Sit Htoo
Myanmar
12. Aung Phone Pyae Sone
Myanmar
13. Clive Verrel Isatyawan
Indonesia
14. Sai Khun Lao
Myanmar
15. Thavisouk Douangdala
Lao PDR
16. Muhammad Reza
Indonesia
17. Muhammad Nuril Riziq 
Indonesia
18. Azkha Ranau Sutantyo
Indonesia
19. Hnin Phoo Pwint Wai
Myanmar
20. azka razi alandra
Indonesia
21. Ye Yint Soe
Myanamar
22. MIFZAL KHAW HASREE KHAW HOCK SWEE
Malaysia
23. Hilmi Azzami Syahid
Indonesia
24. San Sint Aung
Myanmar

No. Lomba: Kompetisi 50M (U11-15) Putra
Final
1. Dewangga Kanahaya Iskandar
Indonesia
2. MOHAMAD HAKIMI SAIFULANWAR
Malaysia
3. Ahmad Faruq
Indonesia
4. Hilmi Azzami Syahid
Indonesia
5. Matthew Claudius
Indonesia
6. Dat Khoa Nang
Vietnam
7. Tristan Jayden Lim
Indonesia
8. Saw Kyi Shwin
Myanmar
9. Kaung Myint Myat Tun
Myanmar
10. NUBEEL NAJMUDIN ZULKIFLI
Malaysia
11. Christian Tri Putra Listianugroho
Indonesia
12. Joshua Susanto
Indonesia
13. Kaung Sit Htoo 
Myanmar
14. Sai Khun Lao
Myanmar
15. Aung Phone Pyae Sone
Myanmar
16. Adrian Ardinata
Indonesia
17. Phat Pham
Vietnam
18. Vincent Gozali
Indonesia
19. MIFZAL KHAW HASREE KHAW HOCK SWEE
Malaysia
20. Muizzudin Rafif
Indonesia
21. Bintang Lumban Tobing
Indonesia
22. Jeckson Antony
Indonesia
23. Muhammad Nuril Riziq
Indonesia
24. Marvin Marvin
Indonesia
25. Aska Haydarrahman
Indonesia
26. Ahmad Rabbani
Indonesia
27. Ye Yint Soe
Myanmar
28. azka razi alandra
Indonesia
29. Maheswara panji bhagawanta Panji
Indonesia
30. Farras Shafy
Indonesia
31. Prayoga Bramantyo
Indonesia
32. Muhammad Nabiel Nurramadhan Hadi
Indonesia
33. Paulus Gustav Mangihut Pardede
Indonesia
34. Lau Min Keat Brian
Singapore
35. Randori Prahorojati
Indonesia
36. San Sint Aung
Myanmar
37. Athallah Khaisa
Indonesia

No. Lomba: Kompetisi 50M (U>16) Putra
Final
Rank
1. RAPHAEL MICHAEL 
Malaysia
2. Tan Quan Yong Vince
Singapore
3. Abednego Gabriel
Indonesia
4. Teduh Jiwa Kalani
Indonesia
5. Gabriel Diaz amadeo
Indonesia
6. M.Rifky Firmansyah
Indonesia
7. Andrew Santoso
Indonesia
8. Rhav Iomboy 
Filipina
9. Vicky Antony Sugiarta
Indonesia
10. Aurelio Zacharias
Indonesia
11.Patrick
Filipina
12. YUVendren A/L CHANDRAN
Malaysia
13. Giovanni Felix Kristanto
Indonesia
14. Chid Henry Ericson S. Tampo
Philippines
15. WONG MUN SUM
Malaysia
16. Aung Chan Myae
Myanmar
17. brian prananto Limas
Indonesia
18.Antonius Huan Chandra
Indonesia
19. Sai Van Kham
Myanmar
20. ANDI JOHAN MIRANTI
Malaysia
21. DIAMAS AJI SADEWO
Indonesia
22. Ananda Raihan Alfisyahrin
Indonesia
23. Doni Rizky Prasetya
Indonesia
24. M.Fikri Y.Amri
Indonesia
25. Muhammad Rayhan Iftikar
Indonesia
26. Christianto Tedjokusumo
Indonesia
27. Muhammad Alifandri Riadin
Indonesia
28. Teuku Mirza
Indonesia
29. Howard Halim
Indonesia
30. Kevin Sianipar
Indonesia
31. Muhammad Jordino mahadiputro
Indonesia
32. Arya Dewantara Nugraha 
Indonesia
33. Ethan Hough
Indonesia
34. EDMOND CHOO ZHI GUAN
Malaysia
35.Viaddo Marisu
Indonesia
36. Wilson Raharjo
Indonesia
37. Abigail Zefanya Pontoh
Indonesia
38. Sandy linggadjaja
Indonesia
39. Iqbal Rivandi Dharmawan
Indonesia
40. Romario Suhada
Indonesia
41. NAIM RAFAIE ABDUL RAHIM
Malaysia
42. Naufal Hernawan Faiz
Indonesia
43. Paul Christhopher 
Indonesia
44. Zhafran Ibrahim
Indonesia
45. oliver wihardja
Indonesia
46. owen sianto 
Indonesia
47. Luknam Sanjaya
Indonesia
48. Wine Wine
Myanmar
49. Ervanzo Ianka Praninda
Indonesia
50. Aung Khaing Phyo
Myanmar
51. Muhammad Imron rozani
Indonesia
52. Anggon Jongstapornsook
Thailand
53. Gabriela Amadeo Diaz
Indonesia
54. Nabil M. Adrian
Indonesia

No. Lomba: Kompetisi 100M (U>16) Putra
Final
Rank
1. Michael Austin Sunjoto
Indonesia
2. Ruben Rotty
Indonesia
3. RAPHAEL MICHAEL
Malaysia
4. Athallah Fikri Yanis
Indonesia
5. Tan Quan Yong Vince
Singapore
6. Gavin Mustika Kresna
Indonesia
7.joey Santoso
Indonesia
8. Oswald Arkadian Wibowo
Indonesia
9. oliver wihardja
Indonesia
10. YUVENDREN A/L CHANDRAN
Malaysia
11. owen sianto
Indonesia
12. Alvin Kenneth Chen
Indonesia
13. Shan Rafael
Indonesia
14. Sai Van Kham
Myanmar
15. WONG MUN SUM
Malaysia
16. ANDI JOHAN MIRANTI
Malaysia
17. Ade Lukman Prayogo
Indonesia
18. Maricky Marianto
Indonesia
19. Reychando Siregar
Indonesia
20. Muhammad Rayhan Iftikar
Indonesia
21. Aung Chan Myae
Myanmar
22. EDMOND CHOO ZHI GUAN
Malaysia
23. Lukman Sanjaya
Indonesia
24. Aldy Alradian
Indonesia
25. Wine Wine
Myanmar
26. alvan buana
Indonesia
27. NAIM RAFAIE ABDUL RAHIM
Malaysia
28. Aung Khaing Phyo
Myanmar

#Page 38-45
*Swimming Results

OFFICIAL TIME 20/10/2018 16.55 ASEAN AUTISM GAMES 2018 JAKARTA, OCTOBER 20, 2018 
EVENT 1 U11-15 BOYS 50 METERS FREESTYLE
Rank
1. ABIYU AZIZAN ANGGODO
WEST JAVA
2. THOMAS ALEXANDER
DKI JAKARTA
3. MICHAEL ANGGITO
BASKORO BANTEN
4. LAU MIN KEAT BRIAN
SINGAPORE
5. SAW KYI SHWIN
MYANMAR
6. JUSTIN NICHOLAS TIH
DKI JAKARTA
7. KENAN PANDU OETOMO
DKI JAKARTA
8. GABRIEL RICHARDO SIRAIT
DKI JAKARTA
9. MUHAMMAD ALI
DKI JAKARTA
10. DAT KHOA NANG
VIETNAM
11.JOEL WINARTA
DKI JAKARTA
12. JOSHUA SUSANTO
DKI JAKARTA
13.PHAT PHAM
VIETNAM
14. M.RAZKA ALRIDHA
WEST JAVA
15. ATHALLAH KHAISA
WEST JAVA
16. SIRAJ AL DIN PAKSI
WEST JAVA
17. AUNG PHONE PYAE SONE
MYANMAR
18. ADIV POESORO
DKI JAKARTA
19. DAMAR IQBAL PRATONDO
WEST JAVA
20. JHON FELICIO
WEST JAVA
21. LIONEL ANDREAS WANG
EAST JAVA
22. NATHANIEL MULJANTO 
DKI JAKARTA
23. CHRISTOPORUS DHIRA P. WIJANARKO
BANTEN
24. UMARA AHZA NADHIF 
BANTEN
25. STEPHAN DARMAWAN WIJAYA
DKI JAKARTA
26. RAZIV ZAVIER MARZUKI
WEST JAVA
27.MOCHAMAD HARITS NUR AZHAR
DKI JAKARTA
28. RAFAZKA WARDHANA
DKI JAKARTA
29. BENJAMIN CLYDE NICHOLAS SIANTURI
DKI JAKARTA
30. SEAN SU
DKI JAKARTA
31. SAN SINT AUNG
MYANMAR
32. RACKY MUHAMMAD RAIHAN
BANTEN
33. RAMY PRADIPTA TSANI
WEST JAVA
34. IGNATIUS HENRY SANTOSO
WEST JAVA
35. AKMAL HIDAYATULLAH
YOGYAKARTA
36. DIAZ HIKMATURAHMAN
WEST JAVA
37. SYAUQI FATHURAHMAN 
WEST JAVA
38. I.PUTU EDY GANGGA SAPUTRA
BALI
39. EFRAIM PRASETIO
DKI JAKARTA
40. REVANZA PUTRA ANDIFA WICAKSONO
DKI JAKARTA
41. THIAS SEMBIRING
DKI JAKARTA
42. KAUNG MYINT MYAT TUN
MYANMAR
43. KAY SAIDPURNAMA
WEST JAVA
44. AMARDHIKA RASYID WIDAYADI
DKI JAKARTA
45. YE YINT SOE
MYANMAR
-SAI KHUN 
LAO PDR
-KAUNG SIT HTOO
MYANMAR
-HILMI AZZAMI SYAHID
DKI JAKARTA
-MINH NGUYEN NHAT 
VIETNAM

OFFICIAL TIME 20/10/2018 16.55 ASEAN AUTISM GAMES 2018 JAKARTA, OCTOBER 20, 2018 
EVENT 1 U11-15 BOYS 50 METERS FREESTYLE
RANK
1. ABIYU AZIZAN ANGGODO
WEST JAVA
2. THOMAS ALEXANDER
DKI JAKARTA
3. MICHAEL ANGGITO
BASKORO BANTEN
4. LAU MIN KEAT BRIAN
SINGAPORE
5. SAW KYI SHWIN
MYANMAR
6. JUSTIN NICHOLAS TIH
DKI JAKARTA
7. KENAN PANDU OETOMO
DKI JAKARTA
8. GABRIEL RICHARDO SIRAIT
DKI JAKARTA
9. MUHAMMAD ALI
DKI JAKARTA
10. DAT KHOA NANG
VIETNAM
11. JOEL WINARTA
DKI JAKARTA
12. JOSHUA SUSANTO
DKI JAKARTA
13. PHAT PHAM
VIETNAM
14. M.RAZKA ALRIDHA
WEST JAVA
15. ATHALLAH KHAISA
WEST JAVA
16. SIRAJ AL DIN PAKSI
WEST JAVA
17. AUNG PHONE PYAE SONE
MYANMAR
18. ADIV POESORO
DKI JAKARTA
19. DAMAR IQBAL PRATONDO
WEST JAVA
20. JHON FLICIO
WEST JAVA
21. LIONEL ANDREAS WANG
EAST JAVA
22. NATHANIEL MULJANTO 
DKI JAKARTA
23. CHRISTOPORUS DHIRAP.WIJANARKO
BANTEN
24. UMARA AHZA NADHIF
BANTEN
25. STEPHAN DARMAWAN WIJAYA
DKI JAKARTA
26. RAZIV ZAVIER MARZUKI
WEST JAVA
27.  MOCHAMAD HARITS NUR AZHAR
DKI JAKARTA
28. RAFAZKA WARDHANA
DKI JAKARTA
29. BENJAMIN CLYDE NICHOLAS SIANTURI
DKI JAKARTA
30. SEAN SU
DKI JAKARTA
31. SAN SINT AUNG
MYANMAR
32. RACKY MUHAMMAD RAIHAN
DKI JAKARTA
33. RAMY PRADIPTA TSANI
WEST JAVA
34.IGNATIUS HENRY SANTOSO
WEST JAVA
35. AKMAL HIDAYATULLAH
YOGYAKARTA
36. DIAZ HIKAMATURANHMAN
WEST JAVA
37. SYAUQI FATHURAHMAN
WEST JAVA
38. I.PUTU EDY GANGGA SAPUTRA
BALI
39. EFRAIM PRASETIO
DKI JAKARTA
40. REVANZA PUTRA ANDIFA WICAKSONO
DKI JAKARTA
41. THIAS SEMBIRING 
DKI JAKARTA
42. KAUNG MYINT MYAI TUN
MYANMAR
43. KAY SAIDPURNAMA
WEST JAVA
44. AMARDHIKA RASYID WIDAYADI
DKI JAKARTA
45. YE YINT SOE 
MYANMAR
- SAI KHUN
LAO PDR
-KAUNG SIT HTOO
MYANMAR
- HILMI AZZAMI SYAHID
DKI JAKARTA
- MINH NGUYEN NHAT
VIETNAM

OFFICIAL TIME 20/10/2018 16.55 ASEAN AUTISM GAMES 2018 JAKARTA, OCTOBER 20, 2018 
EVENT 2 U11-15 GIRLS
RANK
1. CELLINE THEOPHILUS
DKI JAKARTA
2. AZIZA MISCHA SJAMSOEDDIN
DKI JAKARTA
3. ANAHALIA PURNASARI
DKI JAKARTA
4. TYA ALISHA ADANI
DKI JAKARTA
5. JOCELYN VERONICA WIDJAJA
DKI JAKARTA
6. KRISTIN TAN
SINGAPORE
7. RIFQIA HANIFA AMIR
WEST JAVA
8. SALWA NURAFIA
DKI JAKARTA
9. ADINDA ALIFAH
DKI JAKARTA

EVENT 3 U16+ BOYES
RANK
1. KAH YI LIM
SINGAPORE
2. LIM KONG BOON
SINGAPORE
3. ANDI RANGGA DEWA ASKARI
SOUTH SULAWESI
4. BIMO SATRIO
WEST JAVA
5. SAI VAN KHAM
MYANMAR
6. SYAILENDRA PUTRA NATANAGARA
DKI JAKARTA
7. WIRASTAMA
DKI JAKARTA
8. OLIVER WIHARDJA
DKI JAKARTA
9. ADRIAN AULIA SURYA PRAKARSA
WEST JAVA
10. DAVEN KHO
DKI JAKARTA
11. ZEPHANIA GURNING
DKI JAKARTA
12. GREGORIO SILALAHI
DKI JAKARTA
13. RAFIF HUDZAIFAH
DKI JAKARTA
14. MEHERA SUTRISNO
JAMBI
15. YOHANES DJURIJANTO
DKI JAKARTA
16. MOHD IQBAL
RIAU
17. AUNG CHAN MYAE
MYANMAR
18. JONATHAN TANJUNG 
WEST JAVA
- DHANDY FEBRYADI
WEST JAVA
- AZKA GINANJAR
DKI JAKARTA
- FARIS GHIFARI
WEST JAVA
- JOEY SANTOSO
DKI JAKARTA
- CAVIN ONG HSU JIAN
MALAYSIA

EVENT 4 U16+ GIRLS
RANK
1. JOSELIN VALIANT
NORTH SUMATERA

EVENT 5 U11-15 BOYS
1. JUSTIN NICHOLAS TIH
DKI JAKARTA
2. SAW KYI SHWIN
MYANMAR
3. NATHANIEL MULJANTO
DKI JAKARTA
4. GABRIEL RICHARDO SIRAIT
DKI JAKARTA
5. SAN SINT AUNG
MYANMAR
6. AUNG PHONE PYAE SONE
MYANMAR
7. CHRISTOPORUS DHIRA P. WIJAHNARKO
BANTEN
8. RACKY MUHAMMAD RAIHAN
BANTEN
9. SYAUQI FATHURAHMAN
WEST JAVA
10. ROHAN ZAID
DKI JAKARTA

OFFICIAL TIME 20/10/2018 16.55 ASEAN AUTISM GAMES 2018 JAKARTA, OCTOBER 20, 2018 
11 I MADE RAVINDRA ANATHA WIJAYA DKI JAKARTA
- M. IDRIS MARASABESSY 
BANTEN
- KAUNG SIT HTOO
MYANMAR
- ATHALLAH KHAISA
WEST JAVA
- BINTANG LUMBAN TOBING 
DKI JAKARTA
- DAT KHOA NANG
VIETNAM
- YE YINT SOE
MYANMAR
- KAUNG MYINT MYAT TUN
MYNAMAR

EVENT 7 U16+ BOYS 50 METERS FREESTYLE
RANK
1. KAH YI LIM 
SINGAPORE
2. LIM KONG BOON
SINGAPORE
3. ANDI RANGGA DEWA ASKARI
SOUTH SULAWESI
4. OWEN SIANTO
DKI JAKARTA
5. ANANDA AULIA DHANI
WEST JAVA
6. WILSON LUHUR
DKI JAKARTA
7. RIZKI OKTOVIAN
DKI JAKARTA
8. GREGORIO SILALAHI
DKI JAKARTA
9. WIRASTAMA MARDIKOESNO
DKI JAKARTA
10. ADRIAN AULIA URYA PRAKARSA
WEST JAVA
11. DAVEN KHO
DKI JAKARTA
12. RAIZ IZHAR SHIDQI, S.SOS
DKI JAKARTA
13. ZEPHANIA GURNING
DKI JAKARTA
14. ALEXANDER RAMADAN
DKI JAKARTA
16. JOEY SANTOSO
DKI JAKARTA
17. OCTO ISKANDAR HARYO PAMBUDI
WEST JAVA
18. BRIAN PRANANTO 
BANTEN
19. ANDREW CLEMENTIU ELIA
WEST JAVA
20. BANU GUNOTTAMA
DKI JAKARTA
21. WILSON SEPUTERA
WEST JAVA
22. FADHLI MUHAMMAD ZAIDY
DKI JAKARTA
23. SAI VAN KHAM
MYANMAR
24. ISMAIL RAZI
DKI JAKARTA
25.RAMADHIKA ASRA
DKI JAKARTA
26. RAFIF HUDZAIFAH
DKI JAKARTA
27. OSWALD ARKADIAN WIBOWO
YOGYAKARTA
28. ANTONIUS HUAN CHANDRA
BANTEN
29. M.KHARIZ ARADEA
BANTEN
30. RAYENDRA ZESHAN MUGIJANTO
31. MUHAMMAD ZAKI
WEST JAVA
32. ETHAN HOUGH
DKI JAKARTA
33.AUNG CHAN MYAE
MYANMAR
34. M. LABIB FAISHAL
DKI JAKARTA
35. MOHD IQBAL
RIAU
36. DAFFA AIROTAMA KUMARA
DKI JAKARTA
37. EKA PUTRA
DKI JAKARTA
38. BILLY GABRIEL HADIPRAWIRA
WEST JAVA
39. NABIL M. ADRIAN
DKI JAKARTA
40. IRFAN ADRIANTO
DKI JAKARTA
41. BHATARA LANGGA LAKSMANA
WEST JAVA
42. NAIM RAFAIE ABDUL RAHIM
MALAYSIA
- MEHERA UTRISNO 
JAMBI
- CHRIS DANIELLE H.TOLOSA
DKI JAKARTA
- DHANDY FEBRYADI
WEST JAVA

OFFICIAL TIME 20/10/2018 16.55 ASEAN AUTISM GAMES 2018 JAKARTA, OCTOBER 20, 2018 
OLIVER WIHARDJA DKI JAKARTA NS
- JONATHAN TANJUNG 
WEST JAVA
- OWEN SIANTO
DKI JAKARTA
- CAVIN ONG HSU JIAN
MALAYSIA
- DASVY RIVIERA DASVY
WEST JAVA

EVENT 8 U16+ GIRLS
RANK
1. JOSELIN VALIANT 
NORTH SUMATERA
2. KEZIA KURYAKIN
WEST JAVA
3. SUPPAANONG PANYASIRIMONGKOL
THAILAND
4. HAMIDAH SORAYA
WEST JAVA
5. ADINDA ZAHRA NUR FATHIMAH
WEST JAVA
6. WINE WINE
MYANMAR
7. RAYSHA DINAR KEMAL GANI
BANTEN

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*Rules and Regulations
ASEAN Autism Games 2018
General Rules
AAG 2018 running competition and swimming competition are only open for persons with
autism spectrum disorders.
Registration for the running and swimming competitions are done online, there will be no
on-the-spot registration.
To comply with the rules of the Sumantri Brodjonegoro sports center, all persons entering
Hall A (where the Indonesian Traditional Games, Dodge-Bee Exhibition and Closing
Ceremony are held) must wear sports shoes.
Track & Field Competition System and Rules
The number of events are divided by gender, age and length of the track.
Seven tracks will be used in the competitions (1-2-3-4-5-6-7).
All participants will be ranked by the record of finishing time of each number of the
competitions. Three best records from each number of the finishing time are the winners.
Three winners of each number of the competitions are:
1st winner (Gold medal)
2nd winner (Silver medal)
3rd winner (Bronze medal)
The number of participants does not affect the stipulation of winners.
Participants of the running competition must report to the roll call officer upon arriving in
the athletic stadium.
Race number (BIB) should be attached on the front side of the running shirt.
Participants of the running competition must use a race number (BIB) provided by the
committee.
Participants of the running competition may opt to not wearing running shoes during the
race. However, participants shall bear all risks for not wearing sports shoes.
Participants of the running competition may use track shoes with spikes that are not
exceeding 6 mm in length.
Participants of the running competition are not allowed to use any electronic communication
devices in the running arena.
Taking pictures with cell phones by the participants is allowed in the arena, but not during
running.

The running competition will use a standing start.
The starting signal given by the referee for the running competition is: “On your mark… get
set... go!”.
In case of a false start, the referee will redo the starting signal.
Other rules and regulations that are not stated here will be informed by the committee
during the technical meeting.
Swimming Competition System and Rules
All participants must wear proper and decent sports costumes or swimsuits for swimming
competition participants.
The number of events is divided by gender, age and length of the track.
Seven tracks will be used in the competitions (1-2-3-4-5-6-7)
All participants will be ranked by the record of finishing time of each number of the
competitions. Three best records from each number of the finishing time are the winners.
Three winners of each number of the competitions are:
1st winner (Gold medal)
2nd winner (Silver medal)
3rd winner (Bronze medal)
The number of participants does not affect the stipulation of winners.
Participants of the running competition must report to the COC officer upon the competition
in the swimming arena.
Taking pictures with cell phones by the participants is allowed in the arena, but not during
swimming.
While the competition starts, all supporters and audience must keep silent.
The swimming competition is allowed to use the start from the block, side edge of the
arena and from inside the arena.
The starting signal given by the referee for the swimming competition is: “On your mark...
get set...” then followed by the sound of whistle.
In case of a false start, the referee will redo the starting signal.
The timer will stop when the participant touches the side edge of the finish line.
Other rules and regulations that are not stated here will be informed by the committee
during the technical meeting.

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*Summary of the Friendly Evaluation from the
Participants, Parents/Trainers and Supporters

Result Analysis
The evaluation forms were given to 80 individuals and were completed on the basis of
self-evaluation questionnaires (standard format), the content of which was decided through
a process that involved a series of active discussions held during Third Country Training
Program ( TCTP 2017-2018). Evaluation forms filled by the athletes, their parents/trainers
and supporters collected, analyzed the evaluation results, shared information on the issues
recognized, and furthermore engaged in constructive initiatives geared to making sports
events for the persons with autism/disability even more effective and sustainable.
Relevance: In accordance with online registration forms made available for the potential
athletes with autism and their parents/trainers for ASEAN countries except Brunei and
Cambodia, many participants enrolled at the beginning. The number, however, declined
drastically once they learned that it was a self-sponsored event. Sponsorship is the tool
that is part of a successful event that envisioned to accomplish its objectives. Contrariwise,
the sports event reflected is highly relevant for ASEAN countries in the context of invisible
disabilities, like autism and despite countries having diversified cultures and languages,
the athletes with autism, their parents/trainers reflected satisfaction on information
provided and the message that AAGs intended to spread through the athletes with autism
with the high score of 98.33%.
Effectiveness: The effectiveness of the AAGs 2018 was based on the questions related
to adapted sports and their overall satisfaction, which scored 99%. This reasonable high
percentage reflected the approach of participatory-inclusive sports in Track & Field,
Swimming, and Dodge-Bee (flying disc).
Efficiency: The efficiency of the training, in terms of achievement of objectives, have scored
with a high percentage of 99%. However, the participants reflected accomplishment in all
areas of the events (i.e. contents, methods, facilitators, and understanding). The training
objectives allocated with friendly sports, which were custom-designed by implementing
organizations with assistance from resource persons and geared towards social interaction,
as well as boosting self-confidence through integrated leisure, recreation and sports.
Impact: The achievement of the AAGs 2018 appeared to be highly satisfactory in terms
of relations achieved. The percentage indicated that the AAGs can provide opportunities
for participants to develop the commitment on “capacity building of potential athletes
with autism on leisure, recreation, and sports” towards their social participation and
sustainability of vocational life. Besides, the participants could reflect and exchange
information and knowledge with other colleagues in ASEAN countries.
Sustainability: The sustainability of the TCTP appeared to be appropriate for the athletes
with autism. The implementing activities by participants appears promising with the
average score of 95%. The progress of the training course from the first year of TCTP 2017
was reflected remarkably high. The requirements of the course continuation by the same
Implementing Agency is fundamental in order to achieve the goals with 100%. The training
can strengthen collaboration and networking among countries and could identify strategies
for overcoming restraints to sustainable and effective implementation of the project and
contribute in policy compliance processes. It can further be strengthen collaboration
among the Government representatives of ASEAN countries, in collaboration with TICA ,
JICA and APCD.

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*Conclusion	
	
The AAGs 2018 on Inclusive Development Through Disability-Inclusive Sports (DIS) was
conducted in various participatory sessions focusing on new knowledge creation for all
potential athletes with autism and their parents/trainers as well as supporters. The AAGs
2018 promoted their social interaction in recreation, leisure, and sports. In addition, through
the evaluation result, it could be summarized that the sports event is moving towards its
intended intervention and strategic outcomes. Nearly all participants participated in the
sports for at least one day for about two hours on average. When compared to participation
rates prior to Inclusive Sports, this reveals an increase in participation by a huge score. In
addition, there has been an increase in the proportion of respondents in the evaluation.
This suggests that the AAGs 2018 is not only increasing sports participation for persons
with disabilities within its funded project, but also has enabled participants to develop
their confidence to explore other opportunities outside of the TCTP projects. With regards
to specific intervention outcomes, it reveals that the AAGs 2018 is already beginning to
deliver positive changes for those who attended the TCTP training.

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