In this season staying at home, it can be a handful for parents trying to manage their children and occupy their time fully at home….
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If companionship is priceless, siblings are one of the greatest gifts a child can get in life. Siblings, or “hand and leg” in Mandarin (手足),…
“My Father is a Superhero” Growing up, I believe many of us have written a poem with this title. Indeed, fatherhood is not a simple…
Here in EAP, we are dedicated to help parents utilize time and opportunity for kids to always learn and progress. In line with that intention,…
It is the time of the year again, the time for a festival well known for its bustling and lively ambience of reunion. Chinese New…
In the past few months, the world has been shaken up by the COVID19 pandemic. For many parents, this has meant having to juggle working…
Since December 2019, the world has been combatting the coronavirus disease 2019, also known as COVID-19. On Monday, 16th March 2020, the Malaysian Prime Minister’s…
On 21st April 2018, two of our kiddos took part in an Open Sea swimming event at Pulau Redang, Terrengganu. This event coincided with World Autism Awareness Month 2018, and challenged the boys to swim a distance of 1km over an open sea! To prepare for the event, two of our boys, Daniel* and Sam* had to prepare at least a month in advance for the big day…
It is very unfortunate for both families involved in the recent incident in Kuala Lumpur, involving a 22-year old man with autism, Ahmad Ziqri, who was arrested after being accused of molesting another woman. In light of the recent events, we at EAP were asked for our perspective by a number of media reporters and so we would like to share our thoughts on the matter, as well as to recommend various strategies that would equip other individuals with autism with the expected behaviours and appropriate social skills with regards to this matter…
On the 30th of June 2018, Early Autism Project (EAP) Malaysia held its first ever live production since its establishment 12 years ago. The production, “The Greatest Treasure”, was held in Pusat Sains Negara where 42 of our children with Autism participated and played a role on stage…