Finding their voices


Waleed was determined to learn Tamil and he picked it up within a year. — Straits Times/Asia News Network

Meet two students of Pathlight School, a school for high-functioning children with autism, who show how they are not defined by this condition, but by their resilience and extraordinary abilities.

SHE could barely chew or swallow when she was younger, but now, she is a soprano and part of a choir that performs internationally.

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