Driven to help a special kind of centre

For children aged four to six, the special programme continues to strengthen the skills they have acquired while preparing them for admission into primary school through self-help and social skills.

SHARON Devadoss was in tears when doctors diagnosed her son with Down Syndrome, and credits the Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation National Centre (KDSF-NC) as the lifeline that helped her family.

The homemaker said two-year-old Jeremiah John, fondly called JJ, was only able to “flop around” when he was first brought to the centre for therapy.