S’wak to expand early intervention services for Miri children with special needs this month
By DayakDaily Team KUCHING, Nov 1: The Sarawak government is continuing to strengthen inclusive development for children with special needs by expanding its One-Stop Early Intervention Centre (OSEIC) network to Miri, which is scheduled to open this month. In a TVS news report, caretaker Sarawak Deputy Minister for Women and Child Development Datuk Rosey Yunus said the expansion aims to ensure more children with special needs have access to early support and intervention, preventing them from…
The Sarawak government is expanding its One-Stop Early Intervention Centre network to Miri, opening this month, to give more children with special needs early support and prevent educational gaps. The program has helped 28% of participants transition to mainstream schools.
Miri will host a new OSEIC opening this month.
The program has a 28% success rate in mainstream education transition.
Sarawak’s policy allows immediate intervention without lengthy diagnostics.
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KUCHING, Nov 1: The Sarawak government is continuing to strengthen inclusive development for children with special needs by expanding its One-Stop Early Intervention Centre (OSEIC) network to Miri, which is scheduled to open this month.
In a TVS news report, caretaker Sarawak Deputy Minister for Women and Child Development Datuk Rosey Yunus said the expansion aims to ensure more children with special needs have access to early support and intervention, preventing them from being left behind in education and development.
She said the programme’s effectiveness was reflected in the fact that 28 per cent of children who completed the intervention programme successfully transitioned into mainstream education.
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