IN CONJUNCTION with its fifth year anniversary, Inspiration Alan Salon will be organising a “Charity Hair Services” campaign at The Mall in Gadong on Sunday, November 1, from 10am onwards.

The campaign, which is open to the public, is aimed at raising funds for Learning Ladders Society, a registered non-profit society that promotes early intervention for children with neurological disorders.

Datin Hjh Saidah bte Hj Mohammad Said, wife of the Minister of Energy at the Prime Minister’s Office, is expected to attend as guest of honour at the event. Ten children from Learning Ladders will also be present at the fundraiser, accompanied by their parents or guardians.

In addition, IA Salon has also invited bikers from Pemoda, Harley Owners Group Brunei Chapter and Sport Bikers to help raise funds.

Some 50 members of the Harley Owners Group will make an appearance to give donations and will also provide bike rides around The Mall building to any interested donors.

Before the event comes to a close, IA Salon owner Mdm Cecilia will count the money from the transparent box that will be placed on the cashier’s counter.

IA Salon will later hand over the proceeds to Dr Sharina from the Learning Ladders Society.

Meanwhile, all the cash proceeds from hair services rendered will be 100 per cent donated to the society.
Also as part of its charity efforts, IA Salon is also inviting the public to a Hair Expo Workshop to be conducted by Dr Lee, hairstylist and make-up artist from Taiwan, on. November 2, and a customer service event the following day.

Learning Ladders Society (LLD) is a registered non-profit society for children with autism, brain injury, development delay, dyslexia and other learning disabilities.

The society was launched by Her Royal Highness Paduka Seri Pengiran Anak Isteri Pg Anak Sarah in May 2008, with the main objective of helping special children to develop their maximum potential.

LLD supports the implementation of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), which has been scientifically proven to improve the outcome of children with autism.

The society is currently expanding its facilities and is in need of funds to purchase infrastructure and educating materials as well as to hire ABA qualified and experienced professionals.

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