The special needs community is often neglected and rendered invisible to the public because they are segregated early on in our education system, restricting their potential and hindering their integration into society. But as inclusive models of education gain more acceptance in Malaysia, will it improve the plight and well-being of this often marginalized sector of the population?

RAISE will organize a workshop on 23 March for special needs children and parents. For details, please contact Rebecca Thomas (016-2207091; raisevoice260713@gmail.com). 

<p>The special needs community is often neglected and rendered invisible to the public because they are segregated early on in our education system, restricting their potential and hindering their integration into society. But as inclusive models of education gain more acceptance in Malaysia, will it improve the plight and well-being of this often marginalized sector of the population?</p>  <p>RAISE will organize a workshop on 23 March for special needs children and parents. For details, please contact Rebecca Thomas (016-2207091; raisevoice260713@gmail.com).&nbsp;</p>

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