PETALING JAYA: Budget 2023, which has included special incentives to increase the number of new OKU taskas, will help more children with special needs to access early intervention programmes and increase their chances of a brighter future.
National Autism Society of Malaysia (Nasom) chairman Julian Wong said the RM1.2bil to enhance the potential of OKU to earn a living was in line with Nasom’s initiative to train and develop young adults to be employed in the workforce.
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