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Order of Malta

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Fun Carnival for young people with disabilities and family members

After successfully organizing the outing to the AIA Carnival last year, Project Leaders of No Limits Social Club, Alfons and Sophie Mensdorff-Pouilly, once again invited 15 young people with disabilities (guests) and nine family members to the AIA Carnival. Fourteen volunteers joined and accompanied the guests to participate in fun booth games and thrill rides, such as spinning rides and mini-roller coasters.

Jason Chim, one of our guests, said, “Thanks for inviting me to the AIA Carnival! I had a great time and brought home a few beautiful toys from playing the fun games!”