<a href='https://ads.independent.com.mt/www/delivery/ck.php?n=afef72b0&cb=283' target='_blank'><img data-src='https://ads.independent.com.mt/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=22&cb=283&n=afef72b0' border='0' alt='' /></a>Ninety students attending Hand in Hand's specialised educational programmes were recognised for their progress and achievements during the institution's graduation ceremony. Education and Sport Minister Byron Camilleri, who attended the ceremony, said the event celebrated not only academic achievement but also the individual journey of every student. Hand in Hand chief executive Chris Vassallo described the graduation as a celebration of more than 90 students and over 100 families who demonstrate resilience, commitment and hope every day. Hand in Hand provides specialised educational programmes for neurodiverse students, including children and young people with autism and other developmental, behavioural and learning needs. The programme also works closely with families to support students as they move towards greater independence, further education and employment opportunities.