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Caline Saleh Shares Her Story on Montreal Radio
Caline Saleh, Founder and President of Association FAD, was featured in the Caring for Kids Radiothon 2025, organized by the Montreal Children’s Hospital Foundation.
On August 21, 2025, she shared her journey as the mother of a son living with cerebral palsy, highlighting the importance of inclusion, accessible healthcare, and support for families of children with disabilities.
Through her story, Saleh transformed personal experience into a message of resilience, hope, and advocacy for a more inclusive society.
Every voice matters. Every child matters.
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Leaders on Wheels: A Story of Courage, Inclusion and Inspiration
Celebrating Fadi and his mother, Caline Saleh, Founder & President of Association FAD.
Photo: Montreal Children’s Hospital FoundationPhoto: EMSB
A Story That Inspires Change
Caline Saleh and her son Fadi were interviewed by the Montreal Children’s Hospital Foundation following Caline’s selection by the English Montreal School Board to represent Mackay Centre School and the Leaders on Wheels initiative.
Their story celebrates resilience, dignity, and the leadership of young people living with disabilities. Through Fadi’s journey, they remind us that disability does not define a person’s potential—and that inclusion begins when every individual is given the opportunity to shine.
As a proud mother, Caline describes Fadi as her greatest inspiration, someone who has helped her become a stronger and better version of herself.
A Message of Inclusion
Through Association FAD, Caline continues to champion a more inclusive society where children and adults with disabilities are recognized for their abilities, their voices are heard, and their contributions are valued.
Their television feature is expected in August.
Featured on Global News Montreal
Caline Saleh shared her journey as a mother and advocate, raising awareness of the challenges faced by families of people with disabilities and the urgent need for greater inclusion and support.
