An OVERALL RM50,500 was elevated for the treatment of 100 youngsters with autism, using the yearly Walk for Autism throughout the KL Car-Free Morning
OCBC Al-Amin Bank Bhd (OCBC Al-Amin), in its 10th year of working together with Ideas Autism Centre (IAC), held the occasion to advertise understanding of autism.
Bank team strolled, ran or cycled for 3 kilometres to increase funds. They were signed up with by friends and family.
The funds elevated will certainly be made use of to give top notch treatment and education and learning for youngsters with autism, to furnish them to lead meeting lives.
The financial institution had earlier held an Autism Day x Prihatin Fest to increase understanding of autism amongst its team.
IAC beginning head of state and chairman Tunku Zain Al-‘Abidin defined the financial institution’s assistance as a true blessing.
“We continue to be blessed by this kindness and support from OCBC Al-Amin.
“It takes effort and dedication to not just raise the funds, but also foster camaraderie at these annual walks,” he stated.
OCBC Al-Amin ceo Tuan Syed Abdull Aziz Syed Kechik stated the financial institution was pleased to have actually been functioning together with IAC for a years currently.
“Our aspiration to be Asia’s leading financial services partner for a sustainable future extends beyond our customers.
“We want to be the bank that enables communities around us to realise their aspirations as well.
“OCBC Al-Amin serves the communities in which it operates nationwide, through the #OCBCCares platform and its three pillars of education, environment and healthcare,” he discussed.
The financial institution’s collaboration with IAC, he stated, dropped under the education and learning column of the “Aided to Aspire” program.
“As part of the initiative, we walked together with the families of the autistic children.
“My staff and I were humbled by each step we took, bearing in mind how every ringgit raised would contribute to improving lives,” stated Syed Abdull.
He stated the substantial increase in signed up autism instances in Malaysia stressed the essential requirement for very early treatment.
“Importantly, the event also celebrated the unique creativity and potential of individuals with autism, reminding us of the value they bring to our diverse society.
“Overall, it reinforced our commitment to advocating for and supporting this meaningful cause,” he included.
Tunku Zain said thanks to the team of OCBC Al-Amin
“The bank’s generous contribution has not only uplifted our event but also reinforced our belief in the potential of every child.
“We continue to need assistance and funding to provide quality care and education for our autistic children.
“This is a meaningful partnership that we hope will continue to serve to ensure autistic children and adults are able to better integrate into the wider society,” he stated.
