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Against all odds they’re determined to succeed Please help them For an intellectually handicapped person to succeed in even the simplest task means a long, hard struggle. It takes determination, patience, time and help. At IHC, we’re doing all we possibly can — but we need your help to finally beat the odds. APPEAL Monday 17 February 1986 Canterbury Branch, New Zealand Society for foe Intellectually Handicapped Inc.