The concerts will be held at the Damansara Performing Arts Centre (DPAC) in Damansara Perdana here on Saturday and Sunday.

Hao Panpan, a paralyzed man who shares his unyielding spirit through live streaming, married a woman whom he fell in love with through the live streaming platform, China Youth Daily reported.

Kecacatan anggota badan tidak menghalang seorang mahasiswa orang kurang upaya (OKU) Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia (UIAM), Azrulkhan Hasrullah Matsah, 26, untuk berada di puncak Gunung Datuk, Rembau setinggi 884 meter, kelmarin.

What happens when the loved one in your care needs a dentist? How would you know? With my son, Omar, who is non-verbal (he doesn’t speak), a lot of what needs to be done is based on guesswork, what the doctors recommend and what we’ve read.

YAYASAN Artist 1Malaysia (YA1M) joins in the effort to support Datuk Ooi Eow Jin financially by putting him on a pension scheme that provides him with a RM500 monthly allowance.

The association’s president, Datuk DJ Dave, shared the news during a visit on Tuesday to the veteran composer’s home in Petaling Jaya, where he presented a cheque for RM2,000 to the ailing veteran.

If ever there was a typical path for launching a thriving business, Issam Bajalia–who owns Salon U, a premier Aveda Lifestyle salon–didn’t take it. His path began with rolling silverware at Olive Garden and ends with the successful salon he owns today. If you ask Bajalia, however, the story goes back much further than that. It really starts, he says, when he woke up one day with a fraction of his vision.

Who would have thought that a person with deformed hands and feet will be able to operate a smartphone using only her tongue? Nursamawati Mahmud (pic), 33, uses her smartphone not only to access social media websites such as Facebook, Instagram and WeChat, but also to promote her family’s soy and chilli sauce business under ‘Mahmudah’ brand.

Nursamawati Mahmud tidaklah sempurna seperti wanita lain lantaran kecacatan fizikal dialaminya sejak berusia setahun. Namun, siapa sangka wanita Orang Kelainan Upaya (OKU) berusia 33 tahun itu yang banyak menghabiskan masa di rumahnya di Kampung Gelong Gajah di sini, mampu mengaplikasikan telefon pintarnya secara baik dengan hanya menggunakan lidah untuk bersosial dan berkomunikasi.

It has not been easy for Mohd Noor Firdaus Mohd Salim to find a job as he is a slow learner. When the 20-year-old attended a job fair for people with disabilities (OKUs) in Kulai recently, he hoped to find an opening that would help him to become more independent. It was his lucky day. Not just one but several companies at the fair interviewed him and some of them showed a keen interest in hiring him.