Dyslexia Child Deserve Successful in Education

The Story

Hello everyone I'm Puteri Qistina! I'm really passionate about making a small change for our community. Therefore by joining AIESEC I can experience of making small changes that make a big impact on people. One of the good deeds in AIESEC is helping children with dyslexia for the right of education. This is a good thing for people to aware that a dyslexia child also has the right in education and they can be successful like how normal children can. 

A dyslexic youngster who struggles to develop basic reading skills may also experience a great deal of agony and stress if they believe they are being mentally mistreated by their peers at school because they have a learning disability.In truth, a lot of people with dyslexia have transformed the world in addition to being successful. According to research, people with dyslexia have distinct wiring in their brains, and many feel that this varied wiring of the brain leads people with dyslexia to perceive challenges in alternative ways, which can boost innovation and success. Whether or not you consider dyslexia a gift, there is little doubt that it is not a barrier to success.

Therefore lend us help and donate for these precious children and help them to be successful in education so that they have equal opportunities like others. For this fundraiser, we are collaborating with Dyslexia Associations of Sarawak (DASwk). The funds collected will be handed to two (2) beneficiaries that the organization assisted in identifying.

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Goal Breakdown:

For beneficiaries - RM1400

Human resource and administration fees - RM510

Giving Hub platform and facilitation fees - RM90

'Giving is not about make a donation but its about make a difference'.