Colin Farrell Launches Foundation Inspired by Son's Angelman Syndrome

The actor aims to support adults with intellectual disabilities as his son James approaches 21 and loses existing support systems.

Farrell's son James, diagnosed with Angelman syndrome, turns 21 in September, aging out of many support programs.
The Colin Farrell Foundation will provide advocacy, education, and innovative programs for adults with intellectual disabilities.
Farrell recalls the emotional moment James took his first steps just before his fourth birthday.
The actor highlights the ongoing challenges and triumphs of raising a child with a rare neurogenetic disorder.
Farrell hopes the foundation will foster greater community integration and support for those with special needs.