Fatimah briefing Chow on the centre’s operations.
THOUGH armed with an MBA (Masters in Business Administration), Mohamad Al-Khuzaini Mohamad, 29, is content with earning just RM1,200 a month out of love for his brother who has Down Syndrome.
Mohamad Al-Khuzaini is the supervisor of Penang’s Permatang Damar Laut Community-Based Rehabilitation Centre which helps about 50 children and adults cope with their physical and mental disabilities.
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Fatimah briefing Chow on the centre’s operations.
Mohamad Al-Khuzaini watching brother Mohamad Al-Bokhari assemblying a file.
Five-year-old twins with ADHD focusing on an activity.
Trainees of Permatang Damar Laut Community-Based Rehabilitation Centre busy assembling paper files. Observing them are (from right) Shaballah, Tan, Chow, Abdul Halim and Sim. — Photos: ZAINUDIN AHAD/ The Star
As others play, a boy with autism reacts to the presence of strangers by cupping his ears and crying. A social worker is seen taking him to another room to read a book.
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