Guide to Health Care and Assistance for OKU

Health guides for People with Disabilities (OKU) aim to help them manage their health more systematically according to their specific needs. It covers aspects such as physical care, follow-up treatment and the use of medical support devices. Follow the OKU health care guides and getting the right assistance in this persona journey.

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Guide to Health Care and Assistance for OKU

Healthcare for Persons with Disabilities (OKUs)

Sexual and Reproductive Health of OKUs

Habilitation and Rehabilitation Services for OKUs

Training for Caregivers and Families

Caregiver Programme

PDK Ku Sihat Programme

Supportive Devices/ Prosthetics Aid (BAT)

Assistance for Bedridden OKU/ Chronically Ill Patients (BPT)

Healthcare Services for Bedridden OKU Patients by MOH

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Guide to Health Care and Assistance for OKU

Children with special needs refer to those with differences in physical, sensory, intellectual, learning, behavioral or emotional aspects, who require special support and interventions to achieve opti...▼-

Healthcare for Persons with Disabilities (OKUs)Persons with Disabilities (OKUs) have exclusive and unique healthcare and caregiving needs. As parents or caregivers of OKUs, it is important for you to obtain the right support and guidance in managi...▼-

Sexual and Reproductive Health of OKUsEducation on sexual and reproductive health for Persons with Disabilities (OKUs) is among the important information that individuals and caregivers must know, as the physical sexual development of OKU...▼-

Habilitation and Rehabilitation Services for OKUsHabilitation and rehabilitation are medical, physical, psychological, and social intervention processes to help individuals achieve optimal function due to disability, disease, or after injury. Exampl...▼-

Training for Caregivers and FamiliesFor caregivers responsible for managing OKUs, proper training and guidance are important to manage, care for, and support OKUs effectively from physical, emotional, and social aspects. Examples of car...▼-

Caregiver ProgrammeSkills Enhancement Course for Caregivers Organiser: Malaysian Social Institute (ISM) Target groups: Caregivers of senior citizens, persons with disabilities (OKUs), children and bedridden, chronic pat...▼-

PDK Ku Sihat ProgrammeThe PDK Ku Sihat Programme is a collaboration between the Ministry of Health Malaysia (MOH) and the Department of Social Welfare (JKM), implemented through the Community-Based Rehabilitation (PDK) Pro...▼-

Supportive Devices/ Prosthetics Aid (BAT)The Supportive Devices/ Prosthetics Aid (BAT) is financial aid provided by the Social Welfare Department (JKM) to individuals from low-income groups who require prosthetics or supportive devices, as r...▼-

Assistance for Bedridden OKU/ Chronically Ill Patients (BPT)The Assistance for Bedridden OKU/ Chronically Ill Patients (BPT) is a monthly financial assistance provided by the Department of Social Welfare (JKM) to caregivers of persons with disabilities (OKU) o...▼-

Healthcare Services for Bedridden OKU Patients by MOHFor bedridden OKU patients requiring specialised care, the following services are offered by MOH with referral from hospitals or health clinics: Domiciliary Care Services (PPD) Holistic care services ...▼-

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