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Sikap autisme mudah terbentuk melalui rutin

Sikap autisme mudah terbentuk melalui rutin

Lazimnya, apabila berdepan dengan golongan istimewa itu, rata-rata masyarakat akan menunjukkan simpati dan belas kasihan terhadap mereka. Namun, sejauh manakah tahap pemahaman individu normal tentang golongan istimewa ini?

September 24, 2018

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Man’s Best Friends: Service Animals and PWD

Man’s Best Friends: Service Animals and PWD

Humans and domestic animals have a long history together. We work with them, keep them for milk, meat or eggs, and keep them as companions and friends. But there are also animals trained to help people adapt to disabilities, manage their health and provide therapy. They are different from pets, who are primarily companions. These...

September 24, 2018

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Tahfiz student wins RM4.3mil compensation over accident which left him permanently disabled

Tahfiz student wins RM4.3mil compensation over accident which left him permanently disabled

A tahfiz school founder, a driver, and a van company were ordered by the Sessions Court here on Sunday (Sept 23) to pay RM4.3mil in compensation to an accident victim. Former tahfiz student Muhammad Faiz Hafizuddin Mohd Izahir (pic), 18, who was left permanently disabled following a road accident last year, had sued the school management for negligence.

September 23, 2018

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Travel made easy for PWD

Travel made easy for PWD

In Malaysia, we play as hard as we work. We love our public holidays, and traveling to new places to enjoy new food, scenery and cultures. As the world grows and accessibility improves, travel is increasingly in reach for those with disabilities, too. As with abled society, persons with disabilities can enjoy travel for: the...

September 21, 2018

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Meet The 21-Year-Old M’sian Fighting To Give OKU Models Their Chance In The Spotlight

Meet The 21-Year-Old M’sian Fighting To Give OKU Models Their Chance In The Spotlight

Working to become the go-to talent agency for “differently-abled” people (the term Project DON prefers to use), Project DON was founded in July this year by 21-year-old Bernard Benzamin Nathan, who himself suffers from type 3 Spinal Muscular Atrophy.

September 19, 2018

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Autistic man’s arrest sparks calls to review SOPs

The 22-year-old man with autism, who was arrested for allegedly molesting a woman, is oblivious that he is the subject of discussions about dealing with persons with disabilities, his mother said. While touched by the overwhelming support from the public, Hasnah Abdul Rahman said her son was not aware that he had sparked a debate about whether the authorities were adequately trained to handle cases involving people like him.

September 19, 2018

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Moving From University To The “Real World” With A Disability

Moving From University To The “Real World” With A Disability

My second year of high school, my best friend had to have surgery and needed to use a wheelchair for a while. Her return to school was horrible. The school didn’t accommodate her the way they were legally supposed to. She felt like a burden every time she asked for help with anything. For me, her experience was a wake up call.

September 19, 2018

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Where’s the toilet? – design, disability and inclusion [Podcast]

Where’s the toilet? – design, disability and inclusion [Podcast]

Many of us take getting around our cities and towns for granted. But it’s not as easy for those with a disability, and the elderly. Not knowing where the toilets are for instance – and are they accessible?
This can impact a person’s social experience and sometimes whether they even leave the house. How can we make design more inclusive?

September 19, 2018

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Hacking disability: The woman revolutionising the wheelchair

Hacking disability: The woman revolutionising the wheelchair

She founded Disrupt Disability, an organisation with the aim of drastically reducing the cost of custom wheelchairs using tech solutions like 3D printing and making custom chairs widely available.

September 18, 2018

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Govt urged to adopt different justice procedures for persons with disabilities

Govt urged to adopt different justice procedures for persons with disabilities

Several organisations have urged the government to review and adopt different policies when handling persons with disabilities after the arrest and overnight detention of a young man with autism who had allegedly outraged the modesty of a woman. National Autism Society of Malaysia (Nasom) chairman Feilina Muhammad Feisol (pic) said there needs to be a different procedure when authorities deal with persons with autism.

September 16, 2018

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