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Soaring to New Heights – Special Needs Talent Show Winners

February 16, 2025

Our daughter, Clarissa, 10-year-old, has a single passion— her love for aerial arts, dedicating three hours each day to practicing at home. Transitioning from practicing in our home to an…
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An Exercise in Exercise – Muay Thai Kickboxing Class

February 9, 2025

A parent to two special needs children, Mr. Kanit Therdsteerasukdi has been volunteering at FCSN through his Muay Thai Kickboxing classes. He was inspired to start his Muay Thai Kickboxing…
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Introduction to the Twinkle Project

February 1, 2025

One day, I passed by Jeffrey, a non-verbal autistic young man, at the day program. He was deeply engrossed in his favorite activity: completing puzzles. As I observed him, I…
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Behind-the-scenes operations from FCSN’s Supporting Department

January 26, 2025

Although people are often unfamiliar with the details of their contributions, behind the scenes, the supporting department works tirelessly as the backbone for Friends of Children with Special Needs (FCSN).…
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Halloween at Ardenwood Farm

January 19, 2025

On October 19th, Ardenwood Farm opened its doors to FCSN families once again for their annual Halloween celebration. Kids and parents enjoyed a variety of activities that were set up…
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Interview with Cadence Lee: Experiences and Growth as FCSN’s CFS Intern

January 12, 2025

First introduced by her brother to summer internship opportunities advertised in FCSN’s newsletter, Coordinated Family Support (CFS) intern Cadence Lee has made long-lasting contributions to FCSN’s financial and organizational management.…
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FCSN Voices Digital Art Collaboration

The Digital Art Collaboration is a program that brings together students with special needs and graphic artists on the FCSN Voices team to collaborate in creating digital artwork. Below is the artwork created by our first 13 students: