Events

Group of women and a man posing for a photo in front of a wall with colorful letters spelling 'Kidz Kids', some women are sitting on chairs while others are standing behind.

The Malaysia Special Needs Children Welfare Association (MSCWA) held a course that provided us with the skills and knowledge to screen children late in their development using the *SPK Digital Application* developed by the Malaysian Early Intervention Association (MEIA).

A woman in a hijab presenting in a classroom or conference room. She is gesturing towards a large digital screen displaying a slide with text and graphics. The room has a table with laptops, water bottles, and office supplies.
A woman in hijab and glasses pointing at a PowerPoint slide about motor skills in a classroom or meeting room.

A Human Book event whereby the parents with autistic children and adults with autism shared their journey.

A woman with short curly hair, tattoos on her arms, holding a microphone and speaking, standing in front of a projection screen. Another woman with shoulder-length hair sitting on a white bench, looking at her phone. The projection screen displays a flyer for an event about autism, titled 'Paramount Human Book. Autism In A Different Light,' with images of three speakers and a colorful design.
A group of women and children are present in a room with white chairs, attending a presentation or event. Some are standing at the front near a projector screen, which displays a slide with yellow and blue colors. An individual is holding a red and white box, possibly a prize or gift, while others are taking photos or recording.

We collaborated with Nano Textile on researching Adaptive Clothing among kids with Autism.

A classroom or seminar room where a woman is giving a presentation about colors, with a slide projected on a screen. The room has framed artwork on the wall, and students are seated at tables with water bottles and laptops.

Following the collab, Ms Nurulhuda had a talk with Taylor’s University, Fashion students to help them understand Autism and other Developmental Difficulties, Sensory Overload and her suggestions for Adaptive Clothing.


GEMBUR-Play: Galaxy of Imagination – A Neurodivergent Art Journey at the Balai Seni Negara.

Group of five women standing inside a building, smiling at the camera, some wearing hijabs, with a table displaying items to the left and a clothing rack to the right.
A group of children and two women gathered on a mat, engaging in arts and crafts activities with supplies like markers, paint, and papers.
Three women posing together at an event, with two standing and one sitting in front. They are smiling and making peace signs. Behind them is a display board with a black background and colorful text, and some green leafy decorations.
Five women smiling and holding space-themed cartoon cutouts inside a building with high glass windows, a black backdrop, and a sign that says 'KELUAR' (exit).
Group of people sitting on the floor and two individuals sitting on yellow couches, engaged in a discussion or interview, in a room with white walls and a beige door.
Children and an adult sitting on orange and yellow foam tiles in a room decorated with colorful rocket crafts and space-themed artwork on the wall
Children and adults sitting on foam puzzle mats engaging in arts and crafts activities in a classroom with space helmet craft displays on the wall.

Workshop Training

YAILS X GEMBUR Play

Group of diverse people smiling and making peace signs at a workshop training event, with a presentation screen in the background displaying 'Workshop Training YALS x Gembur Play'.

Day 1

Shine and Hope Therapy had the honour to be one of the trainers of Gembur-Play Training Workshop for Petronas Young Art Professional Club (Petronas YPC) to gear them up in a Neurodivergent Art Event

Group of diverse people in a classroom, smiling and posing for a photo during a workshop training session, with a presentation screen behind them.

Day 2

We managed to cover important topics such as Inclusivity x Integration, Prompting, Respect and Consent, Communication and Behaviour Management.