New day, new knowledge!

Today, the participants gained a lot of knowledge on how to open a laundry business. Improvements could be seen in terms of ironing shirts and they are getting a hang on how to use the steamers. Cheers for them!




A coach monitoring Arif and Hakim in ironing.



Participants watching Arif ironing



Syazani irons a Batik shirt


Syazani trying his hands on folding a T-shirt.


Ros putting a spoonful of detergent in the machine


Hakim using the jog dial to set the program Air Wash for washing


Coach Ain teaches the correct quantity for detergent needed in using the Quick 30 program


Arif helping Ikram in ironing


Amirah buttoning up a shirt after ironing the shirt


Ros while doing the ironing


Ms Qariah monitors Nabin and Firdaus doing the ironing.


"Ah Ho" showing to the participants how to use the steamer.


Amirah tries her hands ironing using the steamer.


Syazani adjusting the height of the steamer to suit him while being watched by Ain


Nabin, Hakim and Arif learning on how to pack toys.


Firdaus was simply happy just to have a teddy bear in his arms.  :)


Having fun learning! :)


Tidying up their work


Kodak Moments

On the 17th of August 2010, 7 OKUs attended a short training course handled by WPC at their office in Jaya One. Beneath are some pictures of them learning how to be a manager of their own Laundry Station.


 OKUs participant during the training workshop



Anuar and Syazani learning to manage the reception counter


Meeting between the coaches and the OKUs
[From left standing : Anuar, Ros, Hakim, Ariff]
[From left sitting : Ms Mazayu, Ms Qariah, Syazani, Salina]  


Syazani learns how to sort the clothes
[From left : Anuar, Syazani and Hakim]


A coach trying to teach Syazani to tag the clothes


The tagging process


One of the coaches showing her skills in ironing to the OKUs
[From left : Irene. Hakim and Ros]

Can OKUs succeed in business? What do you think?

WPC which stands for WorldwidePreneur.Com is commited in helping OKUs to succeed in business. As a first step, a "Laundry Station" has been set up for them in Mid Valley Megamall. Using the revolutionary DCI AirWash washing machine, the participants will run the business largely catering to "Dry-Cleaning" requirements, airwash of toys and simple laundry requirements.

This project requires further financial support. Whilst the ministry of Social Welfare is playing a pivotal role in helping the OKUs come forward and arranging for the grants, there is still a substantial short-fell of funds.
WPC in helping out with the planning, training, organizing, and implementing of the project and it is doing it as a part of its social responsibility program.

We would like to appeal to corporations and individuals to help make this project a 'roaring success'!
There will be an enormous sense of satisfacion in making this project a reality and in helping OKUs to stand tall in their bid to become more successful in life.