Family-Based Care for Institutionalised Children | Riza binti Alwi & Syafinaz Hakam | TEDxUMSKK

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Ms Riza and Ms Syafinaz talk about deinstitutionalization for children in institutions. Since joining OrphanCare , Riza has found her true passion.
With her PR & Marketing education background, Riza who is also a certified Business & Executive Coach from University Malaya, believes in advocating for the unfortunate babies & children, helping women with unplanned pregnancies & creating more awareness about OrphanCare’s mission.

Her task is to ensure that OrphanCare is greatly recognised, widely supported & constantly mentioned positively.

Being part of a great team at OrphanCare, Riza hopes her skills and experience of over 20 years in the hospitality & training indusrty can help the team rise higher.
She believes in – Together Everyone Achieve More (TEAM)

Syafinaz is a BSc Psychology graduate from The University of Sheffield. Making the world a better and safer place has always been her long term goal. Hence, it only felt right to join OrphanCare Foundation to learn and understand better on top of putting her skills and knowledge into good use.

She hopes that one day, her small efforts can eventually be translated into feasible policy directions that can help the Malaysian youth. This is because she truly believes that the youth is the future which can help reform the country into a better and safer place. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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