Equip deafblind children with skills for life!

by St. Nicholas' Home, Penang
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Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!
Equip deafblind children with skills for life!

Project Report | Jan 28, 2015
You make it happen

By Daniel Soon | Executive Director St. Nicholas' Home

A new year has started and we at St. Nicholas’ Home are again full of hope and plans to improve and expand our Deaf Blind and Multi-Handicapped Programme. Currently we have 10 children enrolled in our programme and thanks to Your generosity we were able to help a total of 44 children since the start of our programme.

Maybe you can remember the stories about Siti, Chee Chong orDaniel. It is so nice to see them growing and developing every day. When Siti first arrived, she couldn’t walk and this morning, she was running around the track with one of the teachers, happily smiling and laughing. Chee Chong and Daniel were throwing a ball to each other with some guidance. For a sighted person, these things are not very difficult but for these children, this is a big step in their development and this is just the beginning! We hope that in a few years these children will be graduating from our programme and be able to live as independent as possible. All the things these children have achieved so far and will achieve wouldn’t be possible without You! Thanks to Your generosity the course of their lives have changed and they are facing a brighter future.

I hope You feel the profound magnitude of the gift You give to these children every time you make a donation

Thank You,

Daniel Soon

Executive Director St. Nicholas' Home

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St. Nicholas' Home, Penang

Location: Georgetown, Penang - Malaysia
Website:
Project Leader:
Daniel Aik Bin Soon
Mr
Bagan Jermal , Penang Malaysia

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