Differently Abled
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E-Homemakers
We are South East Asia’s only community network that promotes working from home, teleworking and the running of SOHO businesses through the use of information and communications technology. Our e-community promotes self-help, business partnerships and entrepreneurship development for those who want to balance work and home life. Our social profit is derived from a pro-poor project focusing on Eco-Baskets production and service provision to empower women to embark on social-economic...
Association of Learning Disabilities, Petaling District (GOLD)
Who are we Providing platform for individuals with learning disabilities with rehabilitative vocation training, supported employment, so that they can be inclusive in the society. GOLD = Generating Opportunities for Learning Disabled. GOLD was first established as an unregistered organisation in 2000 by a group of volunteering parents and teachers of Special Class of SMK Bandar Sunway. In 2007, GOLD was most privileged to be accepted to be a part of 3C of Majlis Perbandaran Subang Jaya (MPSJ). GOLD is an acronym for the vision and the principle objective of the...
Agape outreach to the blind Bhd.
Agape Services for the Blind is an inter-denominational and non-profit Christian mission organization involved in various aspects of ministry to the visually handicapped in this country. We work hand in hand with local churches and other Christian ministries to fulfil our goals. ” We walk by FAITH, not by SIGHT”
Persatuan Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) Malaysia
What is SLE? Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE), or Lupus for short is a life-long, life-threatening autoimmune disorder that occurs when the body’s immune system turns against its own tissues for reasons that are still unknown. It can cause severe damage to the body’s tissues and organs i.e. the joints, skin, kidneys, heart, lungs, blood vessels, brain, etc. 90% of SLE patients are women of child-bearing age. Who is Persatuan SLE Malaysia? Persatuan SLE Malaysia (PSLEM) is registered with the Registrar of Societies as a non-profit, charitable organisation set up to provide...
Anbe Sivam Charity Home
Anbe Sivam Charity Home, established in 2005, is a dedicated center providing care for children with special needs. Presently, the home offers its support to 57 children, each diagnosed with various disabilities such as Down Syndrome, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, and more. The center is well-equipped with air-conditioned living quarters, a study room, a physiotherapy facility, and trained caregivers. Mission The primary mission of Anbe Sivam Charity Home is to provide education and support to help these children become self-sufficient and independent in their daily lives. This encompasses their...
PJ Caring Home
PJ Caring Home is a haven for the homeless and economically disadvantaged mentally ill. It was established in June 2002 by Mr. Uthaya Perumal, known as Peru. The home employs an open concept approach, allowing most patients to lead ordinary lives and encouraging their integration into society. The home houses 107 patients, spanning ages from 17 to 87, in three separate PJ area houses: a Boys’ home, a Girls’ home, and an Elderly’s Home. A dedicated team of twelve full-time staff assists with guidance, medical transport, meal preparation, daily errands, administration, and organizing...
Pusat Jagaan Kanak-kanak Kurang Upaya KIRTARSH
Pusat Jagaan Kanak-kanak Kurang Upaya KIRTARSH, established in July 2005, is a non-political, non-racial, non-religious, and non-profit organization dedicated to addressing the needs of “special children,” including those with mental disabilities, and providing shelter, food, education, therapy, medication, and overall well-being. The center currently cares for over 50 children, adults, and senior citizens with various conditions, such as Down Syndrome, Autism, intellectual disabilities, hearing impairment, and those from disadvantaged or broken family backgrounds. Some occupants...
Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children Association, Johor Bahru (HANDICAPJB)
Who are we Founded in May 1990 with only seven children, Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children association Johor Bahru is now custodians of around 220 special needs children; some of our “children” are over 18 years old, but are still quite undeveloped in their mental abilities and physical skills. From our humble beginnings and unwavering mission, we have become Malaysia’s largest benevolent Home. The occupants of the Home include children who have been very cruelly abandoned by their families. Many of the children do not know their biological parents… they consider...
Persatuan Bagi Kanak-Kanak Kerencatan Akal Johor (PBKKAJ)
Siapa kami Persatuan bagi Kanak-Kanak Kerencatan Akal Johor (PBKKAJ) dirasmikan penubuhannya pada 21 hb Mei 1979. Semasa awal penubuhan ianya berfungsi menyediakan perkhidmatan sukarela melaksanakan program latihan, pemulihan dan bimbingan untuk kanak-kanak dalam kategori kerencatan akal. Mulai 8hb Julai 1983 PBKKAJ telah menubuhkan Pusat Pendidikan Kanak-Kanak Kerencatan Akal dan beroperasi di sebuah rumah. Komitmen kami PBKKAJ komited menjana usaha menyediakan perkhidmatan sukarela mempertingkatkan potensi golongan insan yang mengalami kepelbagaian spektrum ketidakupayaan mental...
Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation – National Centre
Who are we The Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation is committed to the welfare of children with Down Syndrome, its main focus being the education of these children up to six years old. Our activities Its activities are geared toward the setting up and management of Centres of Education for Children with Down Syndrome up to 6 years old where emphasis is on: Maintaining and upgrading Special Education Programmes Training of teachers in Special Needs Education Counselling of families of children with Down Syndrome Maintaining a comprehensive Resource Centre with information on Down Syndrome and...
St Nicholas’ Home, Penang
St Nicholas’ Home, Penang is the leading Education and Vocational Training centre for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Malaysia. We seek to provide the best trainings for BVIs, equip them with living skills and find them employment so they can live independent lives. We have multiple programs that are tailored to different levels of vision loss. We provide these courses in-house taught by experienced trainers/teachers on a six-acre land equipped with the best in class accommodation and amenities. In addition, we also seek to serve BVI children by providing Taska classes and BVI senior...
Happiness Centre For The Mentally Disabled Children
Who are we Happiness centre is a safe haven for the intellectually and physically challenged children of Melaka. This home was founded by Mr. Roy Collar, in 2000. Children who have no one to love or care for them are the first ones to gain acceptance into this special home. Most of these precious children are either abandoned or come from very poor families. Some of them come from broken or single parent homes. Their families are not able to send them to institutions, workshops or day-care centres, which expect a monthly fee. Observation from Hati.my’s site visit:...
Persatuan Kanak-Kanak Istimewa Kajang, Selangor (PKIK)
Persatuan Kanak-Kanak Istimewa Kajang’s (PKIK) primary aim is to serve and help children / people with learning disabilities on their overall development and help them towards a life as independent and meaningful as possible. Towards this goal, PKIK runs learning/training programmes and support services. Learning / Training Programmes 1. Early Intervention Programme (EIP) for children below 7 years – provides stimulation in all developmental areas such as gross motor, fine motor, cognitive, language / communication, pre-academic, social, self-help. 2. Day Training...
Pusat Penjagaan Kanak-kanak Cacat Taman Megah (PPKKCTM)
Who are we The Pusat Penjagaan Kanak-Kanak Cacat Taman Megah was initiated in 1997 and was founded by S.K. Manikumar, the late husband of PPKKCTM’s President R. Umah Devi and provides services to physically handicapped and disabled children. The Star reports in March 2009 (The Star report) that there are about 140 multi-racial residents, whose ages range from one month to 55 years old. While most have some form of disability like cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, hydrocephalus, microcephalous, autism, neurofibromatosis, apeth syndrome, vision impairment or are slow learners or physically and...
Pusat Jagaan Insan Istimewa (PJII)
Who are we This home was set up in 2005 by Dr Kumar S. Paramasivam and caters to both the aged, and mentally and physically disabled. There are two branches in Selangor – one Semenyih and another in Kuala Kubu Baru. There are 20 residents in Semenyih branch and nine residents in KKB. Note: Pusat Jagaan Insan Istimewa is currently registered as a company, but the intention is to register the home as a society (See below) Our objectives To provide care and housing for old folks, as well as physically and mentally disabled people who are in need of such care. Our needs Public...
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