AUSTRALIA-MALAYSIA PARTNERSHIP EXCHANGE PROGRAMME FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD WORKERS

This is a joint collaborative project of Noah’s Ark Family Resource and Toy Library for Children with Special Needs, Victoria (Australia) and Asia Community Service, Penang (Malaysia), with funding assistance from the Myer Foundation.

The objective of this project is to promote grass roots level relationship between early childhood intervention organizations in Australia and Malaysia. It is the aim that this partnership will lead to better lives for children with disabilities.

The exchange programme consists of a two-fold part:-

Early intervention worker(s) from Malaysia on a one month exposure visit placements in Victoria, Australia.

Professional early childhood intervention worker from Australia working alongside and training staff in Malaysia.

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JAPAN-MALAYSIA MUTUAL STAFF EXCHANGE TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR CHILD WELFARE WORKERS

This is a project sponsored by the Foundation for Children’s Future, Japan and coordinated locally by Asia Community Service, Penang, Malaysia. The exchange programme is two-way i.e. Japanese child care workers on placement in Malaysia for one month one year alternated by Malaysian child care workers to be placed in Japan for a similar period the following year.

The 10-year Japan-Malaysia Exchange Programme which started in 1999, is intended to promote the quality of staff working in the area of child welfare in both countries.