$98 000 boost for special needs centre

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Lourianne GrahamJournalist at Barbados Today

June 27, 2026

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Children with developmental disabilities are set to benefit from a $98 000 Legacy Foundation grant supporting a collaborative initiative between the Rotary Club of Barbados South and the Albert Cecil Graham Development Centre.

The project will establish a sensory room that provides a safe, multisensory therapeutic environment for children with autism spectrum disorder, developmental delays, and related challenges.

Chairman of the Legacy Foundation, Ayodele Burrowes, told journalists on Friday that the project will benefit children with developmental disabilities and their families.

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