The students, aged between three and 18, attend the organisation’s specialised educational programmes in Rabat and Pembroke. More than 90 neurodiverse students were recognised for their achievements at Hand In Hand’s graduation ceremony, celebrating their progress, perseverance and personal development. Hand In Hand provides specialised education programmes in Rabat and Pembroke for neurodiverse students, including children and young people with autism and other developmental, behavioural and learning needs. Looking ahead, Hand In Hand will expand its services during the next scholastic year, with the institute’s first floor set to open. The investment will allow an additional 45 students to benefit from its specialised educational programmes, increasing access to inclusive education in an environment tailored to their needs.