Happy Father’s Day
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.”
Happy Mother’s Day
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..
World Autism Awareness Month 2022
April is always a special month here in EAP Malaysia. We celebrate World Autism Awareness Month (WAAM) every April, with an exciting lineup of activities and events aimed to raise awareness throughout the month.
2022 International Women’s Day: #BreakTheBias
The theme for International Women’s Day 2022, #BreakTheBias, puts forth the aspiration for a world that embraces diversity and pushes for equality.
International Women’s Day: featuring Greta Thunberg
In conjunction with International Women’s Day on the 8th of March, we would like to feature an incredible female figure on the spectrum – Greta Thunberg!
The Tiger and The Tree
We were over the moon and full of pride when little Azizy’s artwork was featured on the exclusive Segambut Chinese New Year angpao!
To Our Lovely Little Troopers…
It is very easy to love a child. Their cute, lovable nature and their exploding curiosity towards the world makes them almost always a joy to be around.
Fifteen Fabulous Facts of EAP
Sprouted as an ad hoc project, EAP Malaysia now proudly celebrates its 15th year as the pioneer in provision of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) Therapy in Malaysia!
Safeguarding for Children with Autism – What Parents can Do
A recent news regarding the abuse of a child with autism broke our hearts. As one that provides service for the autistic community, we firmly believe that this practice is absolutely unacceptable.
Happy Father’s Day: Fatherhood & Autism
Growing up, I believe many of us have written a poem with this title. Indeed, fatherhood is not a simple venture, what more for fathers that are raising children with autism?