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Sabah Minister hopes workshop can help parents of children with special needs - Vimarsana News

Sabah Minister hopes workshop can help parents of children with special needs

KOTA KINABALU: Parents of children with special needs learned ways to cope and overcome the challenges of taking care of their children during a workshop here on Saturday (March 4).

Alberta child advocate: How 15 kids died in 6 months while, or after, receiving care - Vimarsana News

Alberta child advocate: How 15 kids died in 6 months while, or after, receiving care

Suicides, drug poisonings and homicides are all causes listed in a new report that examined why 15 young Albertans died in a six-month period last year.

Alberta on track to report a record-breaking number of deaths among those under child intervention, supports - Vimarsana News

Alberta on track to report a record-breaking number of deaths among those under child intervention, supports

Numbers released by Children’s Services this week show that 30 children, youth or young adults receiving intervention or supports died between April 1 and Oct. 31.

Alberta on track to report a record-breaking number of deaths among those under child intervention, supports - Vimarsana News

Alberta on track to report a record-breaking number of deaths among those under child intervention, supports

Numbers released by Children’s Services this week show that 30 children, youth or young adults receiving intervention or supports died between April 1 and Oct. 31.

Creating change through gaming - Youth - Vimarsana News

Creating change through gaming - Youth

19 January 2021 | Youth Pull Quote: “I have a big goal with the video game industry in Namibia. I want to make it as big as possible, providing more job opportunities so we can reduce the unemployment rate.” Lothario Smith developed the game ‘Highdiving’. Lothario Smith has loved to play video games ever since he was a child. Lothario Smith, a 17-year-old learner, recently launched his first game. PHOTOS CONTRIBUTED. Enzo Amuele Lothario Smith, a 17-year-old learner who is currently grade 11, recently launched his first game on both Android and IOS platforms after working on it for mo...