Success Story

Cerebral palsy is a disorder of movement and posture caused by a non-progressive lesion of the brain near the time of birth or during infancy. It affect approximately 1 in 800 children. Children with cerebral palsy are like any other children – they want to enjoy life as much as anyone. Define them not by their limitations, but by who they are, and what they have achieved and can achieve.

Our Golden boy – swimmer Wong Chee Kin, a C. P. diaplegic. A product of the opportunities available to him at the Spastic Centre. He won more than a quarter million in prize money in national and international competitions.