CREATING SUSTAINABLE SENIOR CARE IMPACT IN PETALING JAYA
With YB Lee Chean Chung
27 March 2024; YB Lee Chean Chung signs a MOU with MASOC CARE to host senior care awareness and training programs for the community which will provide new job opportunities for many.
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The first program will be held on:
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Saturday, 25 May 2024
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8.30AM - 1.00PM
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Cultural Hall of Sin Chew Daily Headquarter
CREATING NEW INCOME CHANNELS FOR FAMILY CAREGIVERS
With YB Salbiah Mohamed
16 December 2024, KAIGO was endorsed by the Perak State Government at "Pejabat Setiausaha Kerajaan" (SUK) Perak.
We are truly grateful to YB Salbiah Mohamed and PASAK for their dedication towards enabling family caregivers with quality caregiving skills to overcome caregiving struggles and explore new income opportunities to serve in this growing senior care industry.
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ESTABLISHING QUALITY SENIOR CARE STANDARDS IN IPOH PERAK
With YB Salbiah Mohamed
21 February 2024; YB Salbiah Mohamed visited Malaysia's First Elderly Care Centre managed by in-house Japanese Care Experts known as Boonbak Emina Care Centre.
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This visit marks YB Salbiah's commitment and dedication towards establishing quality senior care standards in Ipoh Perak for the benefit of the Perak Community.
BUILDING INTERNATIONAL BRIDGES TO IMPROVE SENIOR CARE LOCALLY
With YB Sandrea Ng
27 October 2023; YB Sandrea Ng together with MASOC CARE led a team of Perak Delegates to visit the Fukuoka Government to understand how they overcome ageing challenges in their society.
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Through this experience, they have gained valuable insights on how to implement effective senior care strategies and services to turn Perak into a quality retirement destination for both Malaysian & International Retirees.
RESOLVING CAREGIVING STRUGGLES IN THE HOMES OF THE COMMUNITY
With YB Sandrea Ng
21 December 2024; a KAIGO Awareness Program was conducted to educate the Perak Community at PPR Jalan Hospital with basic caregiving knowledge.
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YB Sandrea Ng together with MASOC CARE showcased multiple consequences that could affect the livelihood of the elderly in a home that does not have basic caregiving knowledge. ​
INTRODUCING SENIOR CARE OPPORTUNITIES IN GOPENG
With YB Tan Kar Hing
7 April 2023; YB Tan Kar Hing initiated a senior care outreach program together with MASOC CARE to educate students, parents and family members on future senior care opportunities.
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Through this event, the participants discovered alternative career pathways in this modern and ageing world based on the country with the oldest population in the world, Japan.
EQUIPPING CAREGIVING SKILLS TO COMMUNITIES IN NEGERI SEMBILAN
With YB Nicole Tan
March - May 2023; YB Nicole Tan together with MASOC CARE organized a series of senior care programs to educate the community in Negeri Sembilan on the importance of quality senior care and future job opportunities.
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Through this collaboration, they impacted many lives both young and old in the following areas in Negeri Sembilan:
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Rasah
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Port Dickson
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Kuala Pilah
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Tampin
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Jempol
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Jelebu
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Seremban
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Rembau
LAUNCHING GOVERMENT CERTIFIED CAREGIVING PROGRAM IN PERAK
With YB WONG MAY ING
24 January 2022; YB Wong May Ing launched Malaysia's first SKM Level III Government Certified Caregiving Training Program together with MASOC CARE in Perak.
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This historical moment marks a significant step in our association's efforts towards professionalizing caregiving professions and raising senior care standards in Malaysia.
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Since then, we have had multiple batches of SKM Level III Graduates who have gone on to serve the senior care industry in many ways. ​
ENRICHING THE COMMUNITY WITH SENIOR CARE PROGRAMS
With YB WONG CHAI YI
21 December 2024; YB Wong Chai Yi kickstarted a Senior Care Awareness Program in Simpang Pulai to showcase the importance of caregiving knowledge in supporting the overall wellbeing of family members at home.
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Our aim is to ignite interest among this community towards enrolling for official caregiving training so that as family members in an ageing society, they are more equipped to practice the principle of "prevention is better than cure".
