My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
Grace*, a former resident of Rumah Kepercayaan (Malaysian CARE’s halfway home for
women) shares her journey of rebuilding life after prison. Her story highlights the realities of
starting over, the support she received, and the steps that led her towards a renewed sense of
purpose.
Inclusive education is not just about changing systems or adjusting curriculums – it’s about people. At
the heart of it all are relationships: the trust between teacher and child, the support between
colleagues, and the shared commitment to see every child flourish. In our journey with Tadika Mekar
and Tadika Adiwira through the Preschool Inclusive Education (P.I.E), we see that real transformation
starts not in classrooms or policies, but in hearts.