Artworks to celebrate special needs kids

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Artworks to celebrate special needs kids. Dubai Centre for Special Needs opens its doors to the public to showcase the different artworks made by the students. See more at: http://gulfnews.com/gntv

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00:00Dubai Centre has been, actually, we've been working for the past more than 30 years. We

00:12are the centre that caters for all kinds of special needs except visual impairment. We

00:18have students currently from age 3 up to 30 years with all kinds of disabilities and varying

00:23degree of disability from very mild to very severe and profound level. We do educational,

00:33not only we do the education but we also do rehabilitation here with the students. We

00:38would like everybody to come and they're welcome to come to the centre to see the centre, to

00:44see the classroom, to see our students, to get to know about what we do here, our programme

00:49and also on the way going out they can also buy from the handcraft for the students. So

00:54in their way they also help the students and also help the centre because every money,

00:59every one their hand that you spend here, it will go a long way in helping our students

01:03for their education and rehabilitation programme.

01:05I think just only like an hour ago he made this background. So the background he didn't

01:15use brush but doing like this, wrapping all around and he likes to make flowers, leaves

01:24and so in different student, different style. All of this will be shown for this coming

01:32Wednesday and it's for sale. We have number of our students that are really talented in

01:39art, music.

02:09Actually the students they love visitors because being a charitable non-profit organisation

02:16we constantly get visitors coming in but usually they make appointment in advance. That day

02:24on the open day just anybody can come in. This is once a year and it's from nine to

02:29one on Wednesday. So from nine o'clock anybody is welcome up to one o'clock.

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