Anugerah Ibu Kiwanis

Strengthening Pediatric Rehabilitation: Kiwanis Rehabilitation Room Opens at Penang Hospital Penang, Malaysia – The Penang State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing public healthcare and safeguarding the welfare of children with the official opening of the Kiwanis Rehabilitation Room at Ward C2, Penang Hospital. This new facility is designed to broaden access to comprehensive pediatric rehabilitation services, enabling young patients to undergo recovery in a more effective and structured manner. State Executive Councillor for Youth, Sports and Health, YB Daniel Gooi Zi Sen, emphasized that the facility is not merely an addition to hospital infrastructure but a vital enhancement to the holistic treatment process for pediatric patients. As a leading referral hospital for subspecialties and tertiary care in northern Peninsular Malaysia, Penang Hospital plays a pivotal role in ensuring children receive optimal rehabilitation opportunities before resuming their daily lives. The new rehabilitation room is expected to reduce risks of complications and hospital readmissions, while ensuring continuity of care is delivered more effectively. The establishment of the Kiwanis Rehabilitation Room follows the successful launch of the Kiwanis Sensory Room, marking another milestone in the ongoing collaboration between Penang Hospital and Kiwanis Club Penang Central. This strategic partnership demonstrates how the public sector and community organizations can work hand in hand to strengthen access to inclusive healthcare services, particularly for children. Looking ahead, the state government is exploring ways to extend rehabilitation access to low-income families, including proposals to incorporate rehabilitation services into the PEKA B40 scheme benefits. This initiative underscores Penang’s dedication to ensuring that quality healthcare remains accessible to all segments of society. Read more by clicking the link : Buletin Mutiara The Star

✨ Kiwanis Malaysia District Mid‑Term 2026 9th May 2026, this year’s Mid‑Term Meeting is proudly hosted at KGSAAS, Shah Alam, uniting dedicated members from across the states to reaffirm our mission of service, fellowship and impact.

On 24 April 2026, members and guests gathered for Talking SENse, an initiative by the Kiwanis Club of Taman Tun Dr Ismail (KCTTDI) aimed at fostering deeper conversations around special educational needs. The session featured neuropsychologist Dr Nancy Menon, who shared both her professional expertise and personal experiences in supporting neurodivergent children with behavioural challenges. Her insights offered a powerful reminder that behaviour is often a form of communication—one that requires understanding, patience, and the right support systems. Through real-life examples and practical perspectives, attendees gained a clearer understanding of how to approach behaviour with empathy, moving beyond labels to better support children in their environments at home, school, and in the community. Talking SENse continues to be a meaningful platform for raising awareness, reducing stigma, and equipping families, educators, and the wider community with knowledge that makes a difference.