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[Twinkle Series] Interview with Lucy and Bob Gao Continue reading Bob Gaoโs Voice: Through Musicย
The third batch of artwork from the Digital Art Collaboration is live on our website! Scroll down or click on the “Digital Art Collab” tab on the menu bar above to check them out! Continue reading Digital Art Collaboration: New Artwork!
ๆไธๅคฉ๏ผๆๅถ็ถ็ถ้FCSNๆฅ้ๆดปๅไธญๅฟ๏ผ ๆญฃๅฅฝ็่ฆไธไฝ่ขซ่ชๅฎๆฏไฝๅ่ฝ็่ช้็้ๅนด Jeffrey ็ฉๆผๅใๅช่ฆไปๅฐๆณจๅฐๆฟ่ตทๆฏไธๅกๆผๅ๏ผ็ผไธญ้็่่ๅฅฎ็ๅ ่๏ผไป็ดฐๆชข่ฆๅพ่ฟ ้ๅฐๅฐๆผๅ็ฒพๆบๅฐๆผๅฐไธๅน 200 ็็ๆผๅๆฟไธใ Continue reading ใ้่่จ็ซใ Twinkle Project โโ ่ฎๆๅไธ่ตทไพๅฏซ่ชๅทฑ็ๆ ไบ
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 class after he had his second child and he and his wife were too busy taking care of their children to attend regular volunteering events. Fortunately for him, FCSN Co-President CK Lee approached him with an idea to solve his dilemma: start a class at FCSN so he can simultaneously volunteer and watch over his son. Kanit came up with the idea of starting a Muay Thai Kickboxing class to give children a chance to do something they probably never would have tried without his help… Continue reading An Exercise in Exercise – Muay Thai Kickboxing Class
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 noticed the sparkle in his eyes as he carefully examined each piece with intense focus and excitement. Piece by piece, he skillfully placed them on the board, completing a 200-piece puzzle with astonishing precision… Continue reading Introduction to the Twinkle Project
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). This team plays a crucial role in sustaining the nonprofitโs complex operations, working closely with numerous departments in FCSN and taking on significant administrative and managerial responsibilities. Chief Financial Officer Lilian H. Lin, Director of Finance and Administration Judy Yi, and other team members are dedicated to maintaining a strong foundation for FCSN… Continue reading Behind-the-scenes operations from FCSNโs Supporting Department
First introduced by her brother to summer internship opportunities advertised in FCSNโs newsletter, Coordinated Family Support (CFS) intern Cadence Lee has made long-lasting contributions to FCSNโs financial and organizational management. After Cadence learned about the internship’s availability, she applied for a position in the CFS program and Finance Department. Subsequently, she completed the interview round and was offered a position in the CFS program, which she gladly accepted. โIโve always been passionate about helping in the community, and [the] CFS intern position aligns with my values in community involvement,โ Cadence said… Continue reading Interview with Cadence Lee: Experiences and Growth as FCSNโs CFS Intern
On September 22, 2024, the Fremont Downtown Event Center was transformed into a bustling hub of activities as it hosted the 3rd Annual Disability Resource Festival. Organized by the City of Fremont Human Relations Commission in partnership with the Friends of Children with Special Needs (FCSN), this remarkable event aimed to foster a more inclusive and informed community… Continue reading Disability Resource Festival 2024
FCSN Presidents CK Lee and Jason Hwan shares with us plans for the upcoming year of 2025. They reflect on a successful year, with the launch of the FCSN Osgood Center, FCSN’s important mission, and the organization’s goals for the future. Continue reading President’s Message