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13 Jun
In November 2023, the Let Cerebral Palsy Kids Learn Foundation and the Special Needs Initiative for Growth received crucial support from the global children’s charity, TheirWorld. This partnership project aimed to provide children with cerebral palsy, the right to an inclusive education through STEM and robotics; and the pedagogical skills needed for a brighter future.…
17 Mar
The Trinity Omonigho Foundation has called on both Federal and state governments to help children living with cerebral palsy.

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