Lowe Singapore highlights the plight of landmine victims in new spot for Handicap International
April 7 2015, 10:08 am | | No Comments
The Crutch Chair by Handicap International (a non-government organisation) can be found in lecture halls and classrooms to engage a generation of youth distanced from danger. Each chair represents a child landmine victim who does not have the ability or luxury of being present in a normal classroom. It is both a reminder of an old (but ongoing) threat and also a symbol of hope – creating awareness, rallying support and ultimately, serving as a means to help landmine survivors get back on their feet, and back to school.