S’wak fosters long-term care, dignity for special needs community


Ngu (left) leading Fatimah on a tour of the new SAA building which is under construction.

RESIDENTIAL facilities will soon be established to provide long-term care for people with disabilities (OKU) without guardians in Sarawak.

State Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development Minister Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah said this would ensure individuals with special needs continued to receive proper care and support, even after the passing of their parents or guardians.

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