Megan’s story
Megan has a unique place in CLAPA’s rebranding story – as both a member of the creative brand team and our own community.
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Megan has a unique place in CLAPA’s rebranding story – as both a member of the creative brand team and our own community.
Kazzi talks about growing up with a cleft – after being adopted from Mother Teresa’s orphanage in Calcutta – and finding CLAPA.
“I was in absolute agony with an horrendous tooth infection and couldn’t get anyone to treat me.”
Thomas, a member of CLAPA’s Children and Young People’s Council (CYPC), performed in this year’s BBC Children in Need Choir – live to a studio audience and millions of television viewers.