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“If I stayed with him, every time things went wrong, he would always come running towards me, but with the carers (in Bali) … he got to be this young man," says Ms Choo Kah Ying, referring to her non-verbal autistic son. Ms Choo sent 26-year-old Sebastien to live in Bali six years ago, after realising how he was calmer when surrounded by nature.
Ms Choo is among some parents and organisations in Singapore that are calling for more support to help those with autism find a job or live independently. CNA’s Richa Liz Mathew reports.
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