The Selangor & Federal Territory Spastic Kids Association (SCAS & FT) has long since begun its modest start in 1960. It is now an important link to bring hope to spastic children so parents with children suffering from cerebral palsy can get help and assistance from trained staff.

The Association manages the Spastic Center which provides various services, facilities and activities used to care for and care for these special children. Among them are free transportation, education and various therapies such as physiotherapy and hydrotherapy.

To this day, the Association is a reminder that volunteers and staff are offering help and time to care for children. It continues to provide awareness programs to the public in the hope that this disorder is misunderstood and therefore breaks the hindrance of doubt and suspicion that often occurs among people with cerebral palsy.

The Center is currently embarking on a more ambitious program to expand its facilities and increase its standing. This will ensure our continued safety.

1. Expand and share our knowledge/ expertise with others

Sharing knowledge and inspiration is equally important in our professional spheres. It can foster vision in others and strengthen professional ties. When students share with others, it helps deepen own knowledge and engrains what that we know. New conversations and opportunities can arise just from that gesture, offering even more opportunities to grow. Students have your own unique set of skills, knowledge and experience that ways can use it to impact others’ lives. Sharing knowledge with colleagues is a great service gives us an opportunity to think about others and not just ourselves.

2. Importance of social service

While participating in social services, the students have to complete their task. When they complete a whole task, they feel motivated. They think that they can help others very well. They feel motivated to manage a system of people. It also makes them feel that they are fit for all other works. It provides them with motivation.

3. Gain social skills experience

Building good relationships with other people can greatly reduce stress and anxiety in your life. In fact, improving your social support is linked to better mental health in general, since having good friends can act as a “buffer” for feelings of anxiety and low mood. Communication skills are the key to developing and keeping friendships and to building a strong social support network. They also help you take care of your own needs, while being respectful of the needs of others.

FRIDAY: 20/9/2019 (8 A.M TO 1 P.M)

1. Spastic Children’s Association

FRIDAY: 27/9/2019 (8A.M TO 1 P.M)

What we hope to achieve from this project is to address and shift our focus to the most marginalised people in the society: the less-abled from the Spastic Children’s Association, We expect to share our knowledge to allow them to practice it once the project is completed and also to widen our experience in reaching out to these people with the hope to contribute to the betterment of their lives.