Differently Abled
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Society Deaf of Johor (SDJO)
Persatuan Orang Pekak Johor atau Socitey Deaf of Johor ( SDJO ) adalah sebuah NGO’s OKU berdaftar yang diberi mandat oleh orang Pekak untuk menjaga kebajikan ahli-ahli Pekak dan menganjurkan pelbagai aktiviti di negeri Johor.SDJO telah didaftarkan oleh Pendaftar Pertubuhan pada 30 Ogos 1977 dengan nombor pendaftaran 81/76. SDJO juga menjadi ahli gabungan kepada Persekutuan Orang Pekak Malaysia ( MFD ) dan Majlis Kebajikan Masyarakat Negeri Johor ( MKMNJ ). Keahlian SDJO mempunyai bilangan ahli seramai 1050 orang Pekak daripada pelbagai kaum, agama dan bangsa. Pada hari ini SDJO beroperasi...
Rumah Kebajikan Kanak-Kanak Cacat Negeri Perak (RKKKC)
Our services RKKKC cares for children suffering from Cerebral Epilepsy, Hip Dislocation, Severe Mental Retardation, Anarthira (speech disabilities), Autism and Spastic Tetraplegia (incapable of standing without support). Our goal is to teach them a variety of practical skills so that they can be independent. We are also trying to help them lead a normal life like us. At this time, a total of 42 children are being taken care full time in this home. Most of them are from very poor families and this has been possible through the generous support of the caring public. Apart from looking after...
Association for Mentally Retarded Children Seberang Perai Utara Butterworth
Who are we The Association for Mentally Retarded Children Seberang Perai Utara Butterworth was officially registered on 12.9.1992, as a non profit able welfare organisation. Its primary objective is to provide basic education, living skills and welfare aids to the mentally handicapped children in Seberang Perai Utara, Butterworth. Way back in 1976, it was initiated by a group of concerned parents, social workers and some voluntary clubs in and around Butterworth to form a centre to cater for this group of handicapped children. In the early stage, there were about 12 children and was managed...
Pertubuhan Kebajikan Insan Penyayang Pulau Pinang (PKIPPP)
The Pertubuhan Kebajikan Insan Penyayang Pulau Pinang (PKIPPP), also known as the Penang Handicapped Welfare Association, was founded on June 1, 2010. Its mission is to cater to the needs of mentally and physically challenged individuals in the community. The center provides shelter, food, clothing, and training programs to help these individuals become more self-reliant. Currently, the center accommodates approximately 25 residents, but the number of handicapped children seeking assistance is steadily increasing. PKIPPP operates as a voluntary, non-profit organization and depends on...
The Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation – Kulai Centre
History The Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation – Kulai Centre started operation in early 2012. Similar to all the other Centres in the Foundation Kulai Centre focuses on the education of children with Down syndrome age six years old and below. The centre is run like an ordinary kindergarten and will have the usual kindergarten activities such as annual sports, concerts, graduation, social and educational visits. The Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation – Kulai Centre is a non-profit organisation. It relies totally on public donations to fund its operations. Currently it costs the Centre RM300...
Ipoh Down Syndrome Centre
The Centre is a non-profit organisation aimed at providing education and training to children with down syndrome. Children from 2 months to 6 years are taught useful skills like speech and living skills, among others, to prepare them for school life. The Centre provides early intervention programme to babies, toddlers and young children with the intention of making their assimilation into society that much easier. The centre is wholly funded by donations from the public, well-meaning friends and acquaintances, corporate bodies, charity organisations, etc. Contributions in cash or...
Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation – Melaka Centre
The Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation Melaka Centre, located at JKR 654, Bukit Peringgit, commenced its journey in March 2000 with two children and a teacher cum administrator. It was officially inaugurated on July 29, 2000, by His Excellency The Governor of Melaka. By the end of the year 2000, it had seven children, and in October 2002, the centre celebrated the graduation of two children. Presently, the Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation, Melaka Centre, has expanded to include two teachers and 27 children. Mission Statement:The Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation is dedicated to the...
Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation – Johore Bahru Centre
History The JB Centre was opened on September 1991. The JB Centre became the second centre of its kind under the KDSF. The centre first opened its doors with 9 children and 2 teachers. It operated from a rented premise at Jalan Abdul Samad. In 1996, in recognition of the sincerity and steadfast commitment of the club to its community projects, the State Social Welfare Department of Johor allocated a rent-free building to JB Club to undertake the Early Intervention Programme for children with Down Syndrome. The KDSF JB Centre operated from 2C Jln Yahya Awal for more than 10 years. The...
Hua Ming Autism Society
History Hua Ming was set up in 1996 by a group of parents with autistic children. It is a non-profit organisation focusing on providing special education, training and therapy for autistic children, as well as counselling to their parents. Being a non-profit organisation, Hua Ming depends on public donations to run its activities and every year it has to organise fund-raising events to meet its operating expenses. Our expertise In its teaching, training and treatment of children with autism, Hua Ming adopts the TEACCH programme (Treatment and Education of Autistic and Related Communication...
Penang Down Syndrome Association
Our services Provide support to parents of children with Down Syndrome. Help individuals with Down Syndrome to lead meaningful lives. To educate the public in all aspect of Down Syndrome. To assemble and disseminate information addressing issues of health, social and educational concern of individual with Down Syndrome. To organise and support projects for the direct benefit of individual with Down Syndrome. To promote, encourage and participate in research into all aspects of Down Syndrome. The publication of the results of all relevant and the dissemination, and where appropriate, the...
Ray of Hope (ROH)
History Ray of Hope (ROH) is a non-profit and non-religious centre set up by St. Peter Church and St. Augustine Church. It is establish as a social project with the sole objective to bringing hope and train the people with learning disabilities within the age group of seven to 20 years old. Under the Chairperson Mrs. Mary Yeoh, the Centre has made much progress and the requests from more parents to have their children with learning difficulties to be admitted to the Centre has to be put on the waiting list, because of lack of space and staffing in the present premise. Our needs To run the...
Pertubuhan Perkhidmatan Intervensi Awal (PPIA)
Who we are PPIA is a duly registered non-profit, charitable organisation, committed to serving children and youths with intellectual challenges in and around the town of Batu Pahat, irrespective of race and religion. PPIA is registered under the Registrar of Societies, with the registration number of ROS No. 1624. PPIA is recognised as a tax-exempted organisation and is mainly dependent on public funding. PPIA hopes to change the lives of children and youths with intellectual challenges through education and training, which will help them to progress in life. Our History PPIA was started in...
The Penang Home for the Infirm and Aged (The Penang Home)
The Penang Home for the Infirm and Aged (The Penang Home), established in 1963 is a tax exempt, charitable and voluntary organisation. It is located at no 409, Jalan Masjid Negeri, 11600 Penang, Malaysia. The Penang Home was set up with the objective of providing shelter, care, nursing and rehabilitation for the poor who are infirm and aged, chronically ill and permanently disabled. Applicants for admission to The Penang Home must preferably be 60 years and above, regardless of their sex, race, religion or creed. Applicants must be poor with no means or property to support them and whose...
Association For Mentally Retarded Children – Butterworth
History The Association for Mentally Retarded Children Seberang Perai Utara Butterworth was officially registered on September 12, 1992, as a non profit welfare organisation. Its primary objective is to provide basic education, living skills and welfare aids to the mentally handicapped children in Seberang Perai Utara, Butterworth. Way back in 1976, it was initiated by a group of concerned parents, social workers and some voluntary clubs in and around Butterworth to form a centre to cater for this group of handicapped children. In the early stage, there were about 12 children and was managed...
Sekolah Sinar Harapan
Who we are Sekolah Sinar Harapan located in Bukit Mertajam, Penang is a school for the mentally handicapped children. Currently, there are around 75 children attending different programmes organised by the school such as the early intervention programme, special educational class, vocational training programme and physiotherapy programme. What we do Currently, this school is providing the occupational therapy programme, along with multi-sensory room (snoezelen room).