When a child shows signs of developmental delays, the waiting period before getting formal help can feel endless. Through Malaysian CARE’s Early Intervention Support (EIS), Hassan* and wife was made more aware of their son, Adi’s* condition and developmental needs. But more than that, they were also able to learn how to support his growth at home while waiting for formal intervention.
The Parents’ Support Group is a space for parents to support one another. It provides a safe environment to share experiences, care for others, and take a breather from the demands of daily life.
A former client of Rumah Kepercayaan (RK) — a halfway home for women, Sarah’s story highlights the challenges of reintegration and the vital role RK played in offering her a fresh start. Through her candid reflections, she shares the struggles, growth and hope that shaped her path forward.
Friendship Club is a social club initiated by Malaysian CARE for young adults with special needs. With the guidance of CARE staff, they run this advocacy group to self-advocate, promote disability awareness, and host and join social events.