Founded in 1985, the foundation provides social services supporting rehabilitation, everyday coping and employment. Young people and working-age adults receive help with life skills, career planning and routes into study or work. Video-based activities allow older people to participate from home.
Interpreting for people with speech disabilities supports communication. The foundation also develops illustrated songs, rhymes and communication folders with clarity and usability in mind. Operating nationwide since 2000, it runs development projects with partners.
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