OUR HISTORY
Kelab Sokongan Pekerjaan Autisme, also known as Supported Employment for Autism (SEA Club) is a space where adults with autism can work, learn, and grow with dignity. It was officially registered with ROS as a non-profit NGO in 2020 to facilitate and support adults in the Autism Spectrum to work in a Sheltered Environment and also enable them to socialize and engage in indoor and outdoor activities.
Its founding members, who are parents of Person With Autism (PWA), were determined to build a future for their adult children in the Autism Spectrum.
From 2001 to 2018, they pioneered the establishment and management of an Early Intervention Center and a Vocational Training Center, filling a critical gap in education and skills training. As their children transitioned into adulthood, it became inevitable that they had to move forward with the next challenge i.e. supported employment with the formation of SEA Club.
BULLETIN BOARD
Happy Birthday Philip & Andrew!
SEA Club wishes a very happy birthday to Philip and Andrew, who both celebrate their special day on 7 March. We hope you both had a wonderful celebration and wish you a year ahead filled with happiness
FIRE SAFETY DRILL
On 25th February, SEA Club welcomed a team from Bomba Petaling Jaya to conduct a fire safety briefing and drill at our premises. A fire engine and a seven-member team of firefighters guided us through important safety procedures and assessed our readiness in the event of an emergency.
Following an introduction and briefing, the Bomba team inspected the premises and provided several recommendations to further strengthen our safety measures. They also advised SEA Club to conduct fire drills every six months, appoint a Fire Marshal, and ensure that headcounts are carried out at the assembly area using an attendance list during evacuations.
The Bomba officers were pleased with the placement and selection of our ABC and CO₂ fire extinguishers, and shared useful guidance on their use. They explained that ABC dry powder extinguishers release powder over a wider area, forming a cloud that spreads easily, unlike CO₂ extinguishers which are more targeted. They also encouraged those who have not used a fire extinguisher before to gain practical experience during training.
SEA Club thanks Bomba Petaling Jaya for their visit and valuable guidance in helping us maintain a safe environment for our community.
2025 APPRECIATION LUNCH
SEAClub held an appreciation lunch to celebrate, while also marking Christmas and the close of another meaningful year together. The gathering brought together Exco Members, volunteers, parents, staff, and PWAs, making it a wonderful moment to reflect, connect, and look ahead to the year to come. SEAClub wishes everyone happy holidays and a joyful Happy New Year 2026.
CHARITY BAZAAR #3
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SEA Club is delighted to share that our Charity Bazaar #3, held on 30 November 2025, was a wonderful success thanks to the incredible support from our community, families, neighbours, and visitors. The charity bazaar featured a wide range of freshly baked items and handmade crafts that were made due to the tireless efforts of PWA. Antiques, paintings, books, and quality pre-loved goods were also available for purchase. Beyond fundraising to help sustain their programmes, the annual Charity Bazaar serves as a meaningful platform to deepen the connection between PWA and the wider community.
Celebrating Philip’s Bronze Win at the Special Olympics Asia Pacific 2025
SEA Club proudly congratulates our very own Philip Leong King Yuen on winning bronze in the men's singles and finishing fourth place in doubles at the Special Olympics Asia Pacific Badminton Competition 2025 last September! 🏸We’re so proud that he represented Malaysia and embodied the spirit of inclusivity, determination, and the power of sport. 💪
HEART OF THE RAINBOW AUTISM AWARENESS CARNIVAL
23 AUGUST 2025
SeaClub was delighted to be part of the Autism Awareness Carnival: Heart of the Rainbow at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia on 23 August 2025.
We hosted a booth during the event and had the opportunity to engage with families, participants, and the wider community in raising awareness about autism. It was wonderful meeting everyone who stopped by to learn more about our work and show their support. Your presence made the day truly meaningful!
CONGRATULATIONS TO PHILIP LEONG KING YUEN FOR WINNING THE SECOND SPECIAL JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT SPORTS CARNIVAL 2025
Congratulations to our very own Philip Leong King Yuen for his remarkable achievement at the Second Special Junior Development Sports Carnival 2025-2 in Ipoh, where he won the badminton singles event! 🏸🏆
Philip will go on to represent Malaysia at the Special Olympics Asia Pacific Badminton Competition, taking place from 16–21 September 2025 at Dewan Sri Putra, Bukit Jalil. The event will also be featured in the daily newspapers!
We’re all incredibly proud of you, Philip and we can’t wait to cheer you on at the next level.
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BASKETBALL MATCH BETWEEN MBT & SEA CLUB
SEA Club was delighted to participate in a friendly basketball match with Montfort Boys Town on 12th July 2025. It was a great way to encourage physical fitness, promote teamwork, inclusion, and mutual respect while having fun on the court!
Thank you to MBT for the warm welcome and to everyone who made the day such a positive experience! We look forward to more moments of connection through sports and shared experiences!
PAST EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
Our community is always active—whether it’s learning new skills, exploring the outdoors, taking part in supported employment, or simply enjoying time together. Check out our latest events and activities to see how we’re creating meaningful, inclusive experiences for persons with autism.
