Orang Asli Care
is another urgently needed but challenging mission.
They are not orphans but due to their harsh environment, there is no comprehensive education system in the local area. Thus, their only option in life is to fall back on the ways of their forefathers – hoping to live off the land and with no hope of escaping poverty as resources and available living space are becoming scarcer.
With the threat of deforestation, the aboriginal parents understand that the only way for their children to have a better life is to empower them with education. In the beginning, these aboriginal children missed the freedom of running freely in the forest. However, thanks to their high-level adaptability, they soon began to love and thrive in the Home.
With the encouragement of other children, most of them speak fluent English. The most gratifying moment arrived in 2015 when one of the aboriginal children obtained 8As in the government-level SPM examinations.
