Wheelchair-bound's home for disabled children gets donations from 'ordinary and unexpected' people. FMTNews MohdYahyaHaidrus
Mohd Yahya Haidrus, Johor Jaya assemblyman Leow Cai Tung and Chan Seng Chow of Tasek Maju Realty cut a ribbon at the Christmas party at the home.
Fortunately for Yahya, his parents did not allow the tragedy to prevent him from getting a basic education which enabled him to be employed at centres in Segamat and later in Johor Bahru, where people with disabilities were sent to be cared for.
The children he took into the end lot of a double-storey terrace in a low-cost housing scheme in Johor Jaya suffered from autism, cerebral palsy and Down syndrome, while others were simply abandoned by indigent parents. “We could not turn away the request to help the baby who could not pass motion in the normal way but through an inserted tube,” said Yahya.
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