
2023 Family Day – Oh Malaysiaku!
It was that time of the year again where EAP organised our most-anticipated Annual Family Day to celebrate every single one of our children and their families!
It was that time of the year again where EAP organised our most-anticipated Annual Family Day to celebrate every single one of our children and their families!
This Father’s Day, we want to take a moment to acknowledge the many extraordinary fathers we see in the autism community.
Mother’s Day is one of the most-awaited and celebrated days across the globe! Motherhood is said to be the purest form of human existence. The essence of motherhood has been described differently by many and must be equally respected.
The theme for International Women’s Day 2023, #EmbraceEquity, puts forth the aspiration of the world to embrace diversity and pushes for equality and a world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination.
Every year, EAP organises an Annual Family Day to celebrate every single one of our children and their families.
A father once said, “Children are a gift. You truly learn the meaning of unconditional love when you become a father and this is amplified when you have a child with special needs.”
Motherhood, the enchanted stage of life that equips women with the superpower needed to venture through this path of life full of thorns and tunnels, is indeed a bittersweet journey. Working with kids with special needs, we have witnessed the incredible strength of mothers..
As Malaysia moves on to the endemic phase, the Hari Raya celebration this year would be one that most resembles what we used to have pre-pandemic. This undoubtedly adds to the excitement and anticipation of the festive season, which we have missed for the past two years.
Some children with autism struggle with tolerance and sensitivity issues, for example, they might find loud noises and crowds distressing.
As announced by the government, Malaysia has kickstarted the Covd-19 vaccination for children aged 5 to under 12 years old in February 2022.