7,327 children with special needs received education and training in independent living skills. Out of 518 graduates, 147 graduates attained open employment or supported/ customised employment. Another 23 graduates were placed in internships and are likely to be employed in the next year.

151 children showed improvements in their literacy, language or numeracy skills.

180 students increased in pro-social behaviours or improved their social-emotional resilience or relationships with schools/family/peers/significant adults.