PETALING JAYA: Naza Corporation Holdings will reward the Malaysian gold medallist with an all-new Kia Sportage for creating history at the Rio Paralympics in Brazil.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysian gold medalists at the Rio Paralympics 2016 will now receive a residential suite from Naza Corporation Holdings on top of an all-new Kia Sportage car.

KUALA LUMPUR: Congratulations and praises were showered on Malaysia’s two gold medalists at the Rio Paralympics in Brazil.

Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin announced that the para-athletes will receive the same incentive scheme as their able-bodied counterparts if they win medals at the upcoming Rio Paralympics.

Kerajaan Negeri menjadi peneraju kepada penghasilan Produksi Buku Audio yang bakal memberi manfaat kepada golongan Orang Kelainan Upaya (OKU) cacat penglihatan di seluruh negeri.

Jika di peringkat global, Nick Vujicic, 34, dikagumi kerana kebolehannya bermain sukan lasak walaupun berstatus orang kurang upaya (OKU) tanpa anggota tangan dan kaki. Malaysia juga mempunyai seorang OKU mirip Vujicic iaitu Muhammad Zhariff Affandi, 35, yang aktif dengan aktiviti sukan lasak…

It was only when Jason DaSilva began navigating New York City with a walker—and eventually in a motorized wheelchair—that he realized how much he had once taken for granted. He’d formerly had no problem spontaneously heading out for coffee or to run an errand.

When he was 17, Ken Chua volunteered to be an assistant teacher at a cerebral palsy centre in Singapore. It was his first interaction with persons with disabilities (PWDs). Little did he know that the experience would shape his entrepreneurial and altruistic aspirations.

Not everyone in society knows or understands autism, which is why director Tunku Mona Riza has come up with her film, “Redha”, in hopes that she can develop a public awareness on the matter. Inspired from a true story, the film portrays the lives of a Malay couple, Alina and Razlan, who are having a hard time coping and raising their only son, Danial, who has autism.

AT the age of 21, a few weeks away from my university finals, I was diagnosed with dyslexia, a specific learning disability. My professor had questioned why the written text of my dissertation did not match up to my research and verbal abilities.