One of VIP speeches
A table was allocated specially for the JBP committee and facilitators by the Dialog Group, our honored main sponsor for the JBP. There were a total of 8 representatives from the project committee and facilitators attended the event. They were Cheng Ching Shean (Project Director of JBP 3), Oh Boon Chin (Project Director of JBP 4), Ng Xin Mei (Project Director of the upcoming JBP 5), Chua Xin Rou (Treasurer of JBP 3), Jassic Chew (Programme Master of JBP 3), Alice Chua Lai Ying (Secretary of JBP4) and the facilitators, Angeline Lee and Lai Mun Yeu. Unfortunately, our club advisor, Ms. Yeo Pei Li was unable to attend the event due to some unforeseen circumstances.
The Grand Ballroom
Dialog Group was one of the co-lead sponsors of the event. Therefore, the representative from Dialog Group, Mr. Sukhbindar had liaised with us to promote the JBP at the grand event. It was a great publicity for us as the event is attended by a large number of people from different personalities. Mr. Sukhbindar had been helping out with the JBP. Thus, we came out with a video presentation, courtesy of Xin Mei and Mr. Adrian (Representative from Dialog Group) for the event. They have spent endless amount of effort for a few days to get the video done. Our video was even shown in the Grand Ballroom.
The opening ceremony was fantastic. It all started with the performances from the Kahurangi, the Maori Dance Theatre that came all the way from New Zealand. They performed various dances from a wide variety of ethnics which include Hawaii, Tahiti, their own Maori and so forth. It was an eye-opening experience for us to be able to watch the wonderful and enthusiastic performance. Besides that, the event was emceed by Mr. Frankie Stevens, the well-known performer from New Zealand that had performed with various artists and even starred in a James Bond movie, as well as Matrix 2. We watched all the performances during which we were accompanied by a very delicious dinner.
The main performance
Before we left the event, we took a couple of pictures with Mr. Sukhbindar and chatted about the upcoming workshop by Dialog Group. We were also introduced to a few people from the other companies. It was certainly a night to remember as we felt so honored to be invited to attend such grand event. It was fun for us as we did learnt more about the Dialog group now and we hope that Dialog Group will keep sponsoring our JBP in the coming years. From the event, we all learnt how social networking skills and we were able to improve our communication skills as well. We also gained invaluable advices from Mr. Sukhbindar.
Mr. Sukhbindar and us

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The climax of the day was the moment of Prince&princess fashion show. The creativity of art and design were clearly shown by the kids. They were modelling and posing with their newspaper clothes.
Dr Selva was giving a speech. He talked about the services which are provided by Hospital Permai, the reported psychological cases of the years, the symptoms and treatments for different types of disorders and etc. According to Dr Selva, most of the Malaysians are not aware of the importance of early intervention due to their education level and lack of exposure to psychological disorders. Dr Selva shared his working experience throughout the years and he said psychologists are in great demand in Malaysia.
The occupational therapist observes the children's response and reaction when they are playing with the toys.
One-to-one teaching style
The children have to complete the one-day-task according to the pictures(beginner) and words.
Two kids were learning in the computer room
Secondary school teenagers were enjoying in their music class.
Hand-made souveniers by the children. They are for sales.
Sensory integration exercises
The mission of St. Clare School is to educate children with learning differences such as autism spectrum disorder, attention deficit disorder(ADD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder(ADHD), dyslexia, down syndrome and other learning challenges.
VAPC was founded on the premise that a warm and nurturing approach would soothe a client's soul and psychological well-being. The centre looks more like a home rather than an office setting. It makes the clients feel comfortable to look for their services.
VAPC consists of the adult division and the STARS Children's clinic. The adult division provides counselling for adults (individual/couples) and the children's division provides expressive behavioral therapy/counselling for children with psycho-social-emotional struggles as well as early intensive therapy for autistic children.
Q&A session with 3 psychologists



