RHB #Empower and Neurodiversity@Work enriches neurodivergent young adults with life skills


The participants and employment partners of the RHB #Empower programme. Among the 30 #Empower participants who had completed the three-month structured development programme, half were offered internship or job placement opportunities by RHB Bank, HRD Corp, Yayasan Hasanah, Westin Hotel Kuala Lumpur, Touch ’n Go Sdn Bhd., TNG Digital Sdn Bhd, Mydin Mohamed Holdings Berhad, Eirli Systems Sd. Bhd, Mereka Innovative Education Sd. Bhd and Infinite Impact Solutions, while the remaining participants are currently in the process of identifying potential employers for job placement opportunities.

KUALA LUMPUR: The RHB Banking Group, in collaboration with the Human Resource Development Corporation (HRD Corp), hosted the graduation of the RHB #Empower neurodivergent participants at the inaugural RHB #Empower and Neurodiversity@Work achievement ceremony.

The nine-month RHB #Empower programme, which began in October 2022, was designed to assimilate and integrate neurodivergent young adults, or neuro talents, aged between 17 and 35 into society by providing them with employment and independent living skills.

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