WORKSHOPS TO BENEFIT PARALYMPIC MOVEMENT IN MALAYSIA


The first Toyota Outrun at Bandar Rimbayu in Kota Kemuning, Selangor, on Nov 17 last year, in aid of the Paralympic Council of Malaysia.

WITH the gradual easing of the lockdown following the Covid-19 pandemic, Toyota’s Start Your Impossible campaign in Malaysia is set to continue, with three Train The Trainer workshops in collaboration with the Paralympic Council of Malaysia (PCM) beginning October.

The three workshops, which aim to equip community-based rehabilitation centre trainers with the skills to train differently abled children and identify sports talent, are part of PCM’s Fitness and Exercise for Persons with Disabilities programme.

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