Malaysian CARE Related News

Don’t stigmatise special needs students
19 March 2023
WHILE providing vocational training for special needs students at the secondary level is important to help them lead independent and purposeful lives, early intervention at the preschool stage is a crucial determinant for the children’s future success.

YouTurn Day 2023 - Prisons Dept calls for halfway houses to accommodate paroled female convicts
10 February 2023
The country is lacking halfway houses to accommodate paroled female prisoners and former female inmates who are looking for a job so that they can be reintegrated into society, Prison Department deputy director-general Datuk Ibrisam Abdul Rahman reportedly said.

YouTurn Day 2023 - Prisons dept in dire need of transit houses for female ex-inmates
9 February 2023
The prisons department is in dire need of transit houses for female former inmates as all 15 transit houses nationwide only accommodate male residents.

YouTurn Day 2023 - More transit houses for women needed .
9 February 2023
The Prison Department requires more transit houses specifically to house female ex-convicts as they reintegrate into society, it Deputy Commissioner General (community) Datuk Ibrisam Abdul Rahman said today.
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YouTurn Day 2023 - Jabatan Penjara perlu rumah perantaraan untuk banduan wanita yang diparol
9 February 2023
Jabatan Penjara memerlukan rumah perantaraan khusus untuk banduan wanita yang diparol dan bekas banduan wanita yang serdang mencari pekerjaan bagi memastikan kumpulan itu berupah kembali berintegrasi dalam masyarakat.

YouTurn Day 2023 - Need for halfway houses for paroled female prisoners to be set up.
9 February 2023
There is a need for halfway houses to be set up to accommodate paroled female prisoners and former female inmates who are looking for a job in order to help them reintegrate into society.

YouTurn Day 2023 - Diskriminasi masyarakat punca bekas banduan sukar hidup di luar penjara, ulangi jenayah
9 February 2023
Sesetengah bekas banduan sering dipinggirkan dan dipandang rendah oleh masyarakat, menyebabkan mereka sukar untuk mendapat pekerjaan dan tempat tinggal.

OCBC Grant – Employment Transition Program.
2 January 2023
STAFF across six OCBC Bank (M) Bhd divisions and branches collaborated to contribute RM145,000 to non-profit organisation Malaysian CARE to prepare people with learning disabilities for work life.

TARUC’s X-Perience Campaign
5 April 2022
A campaign to raise awareness on providing hope for young offenders is aimed at giving them a second chance to better reintegrate into society.
Sin Chew's coverage on the
Youturn Project
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Fed up with encroachment, Orang Asli in Perak want state govt to gazette ancestral lands for good
26 November 2021
The Orang Asli community in Perak today urged the state government to put in law the ancestral lands that are rightfully theirs to own once and for all.
OA Land rights
(Press release in Chinese) .
Read and view the testimony of Sam Lim in an interview carried with the Sin Chew daily recently.
(Press release in Chinese)
The support of family, friends and a community can be a catalyst when it comes to reducing cases of recidivism and helping former offenders transition back to society, say experts and social activists.
Keadaan Orang Asli yang sejak dari dahulu mempunyai pelbagai masalah kesihatan membuatkan mereka lebih berisiko sekiranya dijangkiti COVID-19.
He was a top student. Upon completing secondary school, he was received by an institute of higher learning to embark on foundation in law. His parents, a fisherman and a food stall vendor from a small coastal village in Malaysia, were proud of and had high hopes for their bright son. With the good grades he consistently churned out, his future seemed sealed.
Current News That Affects The Poor and Needy

PPR youth face towering troubles
22 March 2023
Children living in the People’s Housing Projects (PPR) need more support and opportunities as they could be exposed to conditions that make them vulnerable to mental health issues.

Working Towards Abolishing the Mandatory Death Penalty
17 March 2023
Malaysia has shown its intention to move towards the abolishment of the mandatory death penalty ever since a moratorium on death penalty was put in place in 2018. With the winding road to abolishing the mandatory death penalty coming into sight, we examine the potential impacts it will have on our country. Join our host Meor Addelan with Deputy Law and Institutional Reforms Minister Ramkarpal Singh and our panel of experts where we will go in depth into this topic.
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Orang Asli community to be actively involved in environmental sustainability - Nik Nazmi
15 March 2023
Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change Ministry will get the Orang Asli community to be more actively involved in efforts to ensure environmental sustainability, said Minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad.

Largest budget share for subsidies and aid, education, health
24 February 2023
The education and health ministries received the biggest allocations under the RM388.1 billion Budget 2023, with RM64 billion set aside for government subsidies, aid and incentives.

Orang Asli dakwa bekas MB Perak pandang remeh kes curi pasir.
22 February 2023
Orang Asli di Kampung Sungai Cincin di sini mendakwa pernah mengadu isu curi pasir kepada Datuk Seri Ahmad Faizal Azumu selepas tanah adat mereka diceroboh dengan aktiviti berkenaan.
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Anwar Cabinet agrees to enable automatic citizenship for children born overseas to Malaysian mums
18 February 2023
The Cabinet has agreed to amend the Federal Constitution to enable children born abroad to Malaysian mothers to gain automatic Malaysian citizenship.

Fatimah: Sarawak to have 3 more temporary transit centres for homeless
8 February 2023
Three temporary transit centres (TTGs) for the homeless will be set up in Kuching, Miri and Bintulu, said Sarawak Minister of Women, Early Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development Dato Sri Fatimah Abdullah.
‘Cradle to career’ learning model for special needs kids
7 January 2023
Universiti Malaya (UM) has recently completed a study for the Rythm Foundation, culminating in a model learning programme for the holistic education of children with special needs in Malaysia.