Mercy Emmanuel-Worgu (Mrs.) is a Certified Autism Specialist and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Utmost Care Therapy Services (UTCATS). She has so much passion to see the Neurodivergents (Individuals with Special Needs) live optimally and the Elderly live gray, strong and happy.
The strong desire to see the lives of these individuals improved has always been her dream. This has also motivated her to seek for relevant knowledge that will enhance their lives. She has been consistently in this profession since 2014 and has been very outstanding in this field.
Through the quality of her services, she has put lots of smiles and rekindled hopes in parents with neuroatypical children. The joy and the renewed hopes expressed by these parents when they see their children attain milestones that seemed impossible have been her source of strength and inspiration. Mercy has about 35 - 40 % of her clients on a subsidized payment scheme. She has gone extra miles to maintain her brand and not live in past glory.
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Mercy Emmanuel-Worgu (Mrs.) is a Certified Autism Specialist and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Utmost Care Therapy Services (UTCATS). She has so much passion to see the Neurodivergents (Individuals with Special Needs) live optimally and the Elderly live gray, strong and happy.
The strong desire to see the lives of these individuals improved has always been her dream. This has also motivated her to seek for relevant knowledge that will enhance their lives. She has been consistently in this profession since 2014 and has been very outstanding in this field.
Through the quality of her services, she has put lots of smiles and rekindled hopes in parents with neuroatypical children. The joy and the renewed hopes expressed by these parents when they see their children attain milestones that seemed impossible have been her source of strength and inspiration. Mercy has about 35 - 40 % of her clients on a subsidized payment scheme. She has gone extra miles to maintain her brand and not live in past glory.
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