Empowering Inclusivity: Disability Equality Training by ATCEN & MILAD
ATCEN, in collaboration with MILAD, delivers Disability Equality Training to foster an inclusive society and empower disabled individuals.
Why Disability Equality Training Matters
ATCEN is proud to work together with the Malaysia Independent Living Association for Disabled (MILAD) – a non-profit organization founded by disabled persons themselves – to champion a more inclusive Malaysia.
Our shared mission is to bridge gaps in understanding and equip communities and organizations to confidently support and empower disabled individuals, fostering their independent living regardless of background, race, or religion. This collaboration is our "act for change" to build a society where everyone can thrive.
Our Services
Understanding Disability
Emphasizes definitions, types, and causes
Interactive Learning
Engaging through interactive lectures, group discussions, games, and video presentations.
Skills Training
Focusing on techniques and practices for effectively interacting with disabled individuals.
Our Workshop
Cultural Sensitivity in Malaysia
Disability Awareness 101
Introduction to Sign Language for Workplace Inclusion
Inclusive Digital Communication
Mental Health Awareness
OKU Card Holders Rights & Etiquette
Persons with Learning Disabilities
Refugees and Stateless Persons
Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Visual and Hearing Impairments
Why Choose Us
01
HRDCorp Claimable
Our program is a qualified training provider by HRD Corp, making it fully HRDF claimable under the SBL Khas scheme.
02
Certified Trainer
Our trainers are HRD Corp TTT trainers and certified by Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat and DET Forum
03
Experienced in Training
We are currently doing training for GTR and Prasarana among many other companies
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Meet Our Trainers
Sia Siew Chin
Is a disability rights advocate and trainer with over 30 years of experience promoting disability inclusion and equality in Malaysia. She specializes in disability related training and consultancy services and is recognized by various organizations for her expertise and contributions to the disability sector.
Noor Muha Aziz
Is art enthusiast who applies art into ensuring the community is ready to include the disabled. Adaptable, dedicated, with more than 10 years of experiences in training
Sia Ling Ling
Who suffers from a hereditary muscle disease that weakens her entire body’s muscles, is an extraordinary individual. Ling Ling has designed programs that cater to the unique abilities of individuals with disabled with physical and special needs.