Space to relax and stimulate senses


Yahya interacting with a few children in the sensory room.

A WELFARE home in Johor Baru is opening its sensory room to those with special needs as a therapeutic space to aid in their sensory development.

Johor Disabled Children Charitable and Cares Organisation founder and president Dr Yahya Haidrus decided to open the free facility in the welfare home in Taman Johor Jaya to encourage special children to be more active.

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