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The document proposes creating a non-profit organization in Kingston that would help children ages 5 to 18 with special needs like Autism and Down syndrome. The organization would aim to improve their lives and development through services like social interaction, psychological help, education assistance, medical attention, and bus transportation. It would need to hire employees like psychologists and teachers to provide these services and get feedback through forms, meetings and questionnaires. The goal is to have the organization up and running within 6 months.
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