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Symposium Held in Kameyama, Mie Prefecture, to Deepen Understanding of Neurodevelopmental Disorders, with Participants Sharing Their Experiences From Elementary School.

[Kameyama] On the 5th, "Pokkapoka no Kai" (Representative: Yoshimi Hamano), a Kameyama-based citizens' group that supports the education, employment, and independence of people with disabilities (children), held an event at the Kameyama City Comprehensive Health and Welfare Center in Hawaka-cho, Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture, to discuss neurodevelopmental disorders. […Read more]

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