is an organization that sells soft toys and other
educational materials for children ages 0-13.
Hidden Helper’s social goal is to fund behavioral
treatment and therapy (via funding developmental paediatricians,
occupational therapists, and speech pathologists)
for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Hidden Helper sells primarily hand-made soft toys,
products made purely out of cloth that aim to improve
different skills, including sensory (tactile, auditory,
visual-spatial, vestibular, proprioception), logical
(arithmetic, patterning and sequences, reasoning,
observing and STEM learning), interpersonal (emotion
recognition, communication, problem solving), and
linguistic (reading comprehension, phonics, writing)
awareness. However, the skills are all geared towards
a common theme: to make children develop unique thinking
skills using imagination and critical thinking and
learn to connect a variety of ideas and themes in
order to innovate in the future.
This year (2016-2017), Hidden Helper is partnering
with Palawan’s Project Unbounded to find and
fund a developmental paediatrician to travel to the
city of Puerto Princesa, Philippines to evaluate a
group of around 50 children with intellectual disorders,
ranging from low-functioning autism-spectrum disorder
to global developmental delay. Hidden Helper seeks
to fund more global therapy missions and promote social
change in the special needs industry.
Web site: http://hiddenhelper.org
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hiddenhelperorg
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hiddenhelperorg
Email: contact@hiddenhelper.org
Tel. 905.617.8021
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