(From second left) Ayer Itam assemblyman Joseph Ng, Hiroyuki, centre director Khoo Kay Huat and Tye cutting a red ribbon during the vehicle handover ceremony. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star
A SPECIAL gift from the Japanese Government brought festive cheer to Eden Handicap Service Centre in Penang.
The centre received two new seven-seater MPV vehicles that are customised for users with disabilities.
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(From second left) Ayer Itam assemblyman Joseph Ng, Hiroyuki, centre director Khoo Kay Huat and Tye cutting a red ribbon during the vehicle handover ceremony. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star
Residents and staff celebrating the centre’s 30th anniversary recently. — Filepic
Eden Handicap Service Centre residents checking out one of the vehicles.
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