Hong Kong charity helps neurodivergent people build confidence through nutrition, dance
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from South China Morning Post · East Asia
For 33-year-old Coco Choi Pak-yin and 24-year-old Crystal Lee Wing-wai, few things bring more joy than dancing at the Hong Kong charity Love 21 Foundation. As neurodivergent individuals, they take part in a variety of tailored nutrition and sports programmes offered by the organisation, including dance classes. Through dance, they have found a space to connect with others and express themselves, and gained the confidence to showcase their talent in public. “Compared with before, she is much more...
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