As one of the series of public education activities to raise public awareness to childhood developmental disabilities, Child Assessment Service has produced a mini website 「媽媽假若我很不同」on Autistic Spectrum Disorder(ASD) in 2009. We hope this will promote understanding and acceptance among the public and enable the integration of ASD children into the community. With the purpose to increase public awareness and understanding of childhood developmental disabilities, the Child Assessment Service of Department of Health, Education Bureau together with Radio Television Hong Kong have jointly produced a series of 10 episodes of the programme "Parenting". The programme shares how parents take care of their children with developmental disabilities. Starting from 31 May 2009, the programme will be broadcast on every Sunday at 7:30 pm at ATV home channel. CAS cordially recommends this programme to your colleagues, families, friends and you. (Notes: For programme review, you could visit the RTHK website at http://www.rthk.org.hk/special/parenting2009 after the launch of the programme.) The book "A primer in Common Developmental Disabilities Experience at Child Assessment Service, Hong Kong" published by Department of Health, HKSAR is on sale at Government Bookstore in September 2007. The book serves as a convenient reference at graduate level for colleagues caring for and doing research on childhood disabilities. For details, please refer to www.bookstore.gov.hk. The Arran Street Child Assessment Centre was closed with effect from 1 April 2007. Parents can approach the other six centres for registration and appointment booking. Child Assessment Service has moved to a five-day week operation since 1 July 2006. New opening hours of Child Assessment Service with effect from 1 July 2006: Monday to Friday [Note] 9.00am to 1.00 pm 2.00pm to 6.00 pm [Note] To cater for the needs of some clients, we will operate one morning session on the first non-Public Holiday Saturday of each month in lieu of the previous Friday afternoon session.