Special kids in for treat on eve of Christmas

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Updated At : 01:23 PM Dec 25, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, December 24

A group of employees of a globally renowned software testing company joined hands with Society for the Rehabilitation of the Mentally Challenged (SOREM) and celebrated the festival with the specially-abled children of the school in Sector 36.

Children were treated to goodies and gifts by the software testing team, along with a fun ride with Santa Claus, who came riding on a cart filled with balloons.

Founded in 2008, the SOREM today is school to 162 children with moderate to severe intellectual disability.

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