At just 17-years-old, Aimee Clint had the idea that she wanted to make a difference in the world.
Inspired by her brother who was diagnosed with autism when she was a child, Aimee decided that she didn't want future generations to be as uninformed and uneducated about what it's like for someone who has autism.
After being accepted to the Young Enterprise Company programme in Year 13, soon Aimee's idea to help educate and break down the stigma for children with autism became a real-life book, entitled, 'No Two Stars Are The Same'.
