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7-ELEVEN Malaysia returns with yet another one of its annual CSR initiatives. #BuatBaikTogether is a campaign under the “brands” Community Care

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7-ELEVEN Malaysia returns with yet another one of its annual CSR initiatives. #BuatBaikTogether is a campaign under the “brands” Community Care

PETALING JAYA: Representatives from the disabled today unveiled a wish list in which they said chief ministers and menteris besar

Matters related to disabled persons (Orang Kurang Upaya [OKU]) are often confined to the Women, Family and Community Development Ministry,

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Walkability that works: Putting standards first — Saral James Maniam
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JANUARY 27 — Every day in Kuala Lumpur, thousands of Malaysians step out of their homes unsure whether they will reach their destination safely. For persons with disabilities,...1 week ago
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From Christine Lee, Murugeswaran Veerasamy, Pua Ghin Chu and Muhamad Nadhir Abdul Nasir.1 week ago
COMMENT | Call for KL committee for the disabled, elderly
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There should be a walkability, universal access, and connectivity committee.1 week ago
Set up panel to improve connectivity for disabled, Yeoh urged
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Ten civil society groups say the disabled and elderly in Kuala Lumpur often grapple with safety issues when moving around.
Damai was established in 1998 with the main objective of reaching out to the disabled people and to help them to be independent.