There is a centre for the disabled in Phnomh Penh, Cambodia, called the National Borey for Infants and Children (NBIC). This centre houses and supports 150 children, most of whom were abandoned by their parents when their disability was diagnosed. The centre offers them their second chance at life, and many will live their entire lives there.
Most have cerebral palsy, a physical disability from birth that impacts movement and control in the limbs, leaving them unable to feed, dress, walk and toilet themselves independently.