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Parents in Busia County have been urged to help hone and expose talents of children living with disabilities saying it’s a way to ensure they feel included in society. Speaking at the opening of the Kenya National Special Schools games and sports in Western region, Amukura West Ward Member of County Assembly Boniface Erute called on parents to give children living with disabilities the same opportunities as their other children saying their talents can help them contribute to the growth of the economy.
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Parents in Busia urged to hone talents of children living with disabilities
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