Mr Lafferty and the centre's director Ramjini Ramnath. The donation will cover all expenses including iPads, uniforms, books and wages for a team of four teachers
Al Noor Training Centre for children with special needs in Dubai received Dh110,000 in funding from Fine Hygiene Holding, a Dubai paper manufacturer. All photos: Fine Hygienic Holding
The company's chief executive, James Lafferty, meets students with cerebral palsy at the centre
The money will pay for a new classroom
Mr Lafferty and the centre's director Ramjini Ramnath. The donation will cover all expenses including iPads, uniforms, books and wages for a team of four teachers
Al Noor Training Centre for children with special needs in Dubai received Dh110,000 in funding from Fine Hygiene Holding, a Dubai paper manufacturer. All photos: Fine Hygienic Holding
The company's chief executive, James Lafferty, meets students with cerebral palsy at the centre
The money will pay for a new classroom
Mr Lafferty and the centre's director Ramjini Ramnath. The donation will cover all expenses including iPads, uniforms, books and wages for a team of four teachers