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IGNITING LEARNING JOURNEYS
One child at a time.
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a team of dedicated Special Educational Needs (SEN) professionals serving Hong Kong for over 40 years
WE PROVIDE
assessments, intervention, therapies and parent support to address any concerns of families
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on parenting skills, developmental milestones and making right choices for your child
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in supporting us to provide the very best for Hong Kong’s young children with special needs
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Mark Poulsum
Parent
The staff at CDC are amazing. Their expertise, dedication and care has ensured that our son has made great progress over the past two years. A real strength is the clear communication between CDC and parents. The regular feedback, encouragement, sharing of targets and general advice is really helpful. This approach allows us to think about how to provide effective support at home.
Mrs T. Bergkvist
Parent
My daughter has been attending CDC for almost 3 years and has come such a long way from where we started, all with the support and warmth of the CDC team. She just loves to go to school in the morning, the warm reception she gets from her friends, followed by her excitement when she sees all the teachers welcoming her is delightful to watch. CDC has been so supportive in helping us to achieve our specific goals.
Tracy Esguerra
Parent
We are truly blessed to have you and CDC. To have people who support families like us makes our journey lighter.
ACHIEVEMENTS 2018/19
Services
FAMILIES REACHED
Financial Aid
HOURS GIFTED
Individual Therapy
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Group Programme
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A Winter Celebration Party Filled With Fun and Excitement!
The CDC held a Winter Celebration party with 31 families coming to enjoy the festive season together!
The Communication Pyramid
The communication pyramid is a favourite of speech and language therapists as a simple way to show how communication develops.
Helping Children Overcome their Fears of Separation
Almost all children go through feelings of separation anxiety during some time in their early childhood. In fact, having these feelings are completely normal and stem from their primal needs for safety.