He joined the Pusat Jagaan ‘Y’ Children Development Programme at the age of 7. Since then, he has blossomed into a cheerful and sociable individual, always eager to engage in meaningful conversations with everyone he meets. His creativity shines through his remarkable skills in handicrafts, showcasing his unique talent and imaginative spirit.

Lai Heng joined us at the tender age of 3, burdened by low self-esteem and struggling with communication. Through unwavering love and support from his parents and dedicated teachers, he embarked on a transformative journey. Today, Lai Heng stands as a shining example of growth, radiating confidence, mindfulness, and independence.

My journey with Pusat Jagaan Y (PJY) began in 2008 as a teacher, working with deaf children whose unique talents and eagerness to learn fuelled my passion for Preschool and Child Development Programs. Over the past 17 years, I have specialized in teaching and nurturing their understanding of deaf language and culture, while designing creative activities, after-school schedules, and outdoor programs that fostered their social and emotional growth. The most fulfilling part has been witnessing their incredible transformation, achieving their goals, and stepping into the world with confidence.

He auditioned for DeafBeat in 2008 and has been with them till today. DeafBeat gave him an opportunity to meet and collaborate with deaf percussionists like himself in Asia and Europe. His mission is to advocate awareness on musical capabilities of the Deaf.

Hearing impaired, she joined Pusat Jagaan ‘Y’ (Playschool for Deaf Kids) at the age of 3. During her 4 years at the centre, the bubbly Zara developed her artistic skills and she loves to dance.