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You can’t get a job. You can’t be a leader. You’re no fun. These are the things that people with intellectual disabilities (ID) are told all their lives. Their norm is that of exclusion, isolation and low expectations. But Special Olympics athletes are shattering stereotypes, proving every day that there are no limits.

#MeetTheCreators - Growing up, Ben was bullied, beaten and bashed. He had a difficult time fitting in and even thought of suicide. Today, he believes that his voice can make a difference to create a world that’s more accepting of others. Even a dollar can bring hope to the lives of our athletes. Take time to donate, link in bio.

#MeetTheCreators - Syeda Eraj never realised how much people with intellectual disabilities could achieve until she started volunteering with Special Olympics Pakistan. She is now determined to create a more inclusive world for them. Help us create #1000CranesForInclusion to fulfil Syeda’s dreams and support our cause by donating. Link in bio.

#MeetTheCreators - Salihin Bin Nawi lost his father at a very young age. He was bullied and isolated in school. But he did not let any hurdle stop him from fighting for his dreams. Now, he wants a world that has equal job opportunities for everyone. Will you help him achieve his goals? Support our cause by donating - Link in bio.

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