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Transforming Lives Through Sports

Care2Run was founded in 2015 as a non-profit social enterprise. Our aim is to transform differently-abled young people and young people from under-served communities to become tomorrow’s leaders via evidence-based adaptive sports programmes.

Among our current partners and collaborators are schools under the Ministry of Education Malaysia, the National Autism Society of Malaysia (NASOM) and Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation, as well as the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Malaya and the University of Tsukuba (Japan).

Since 2015, We Have Served

Govt schools and welfare homes

Sponsors and benefactors

Collaborators and Partners

Programmes and Courses

Programmes

We run a range of one-on-one sports mentoring programmes for young people from ages six upwards.

JOIN US

Would you like to change the world of a child and see your world change as well? Find out how you can lend a hand.

Our Stories

Stories matter. That's why we chronicle all that happens. This week, we say hello to volunteer mentor, Sally.

Vision

To enable differently-abled young people and young people from under-served communities to become leaders of tomorrow.

Mission

To support differently-abled young people and young people from under-served communities to be more active, sociable and employable via the delivery of sports development programmes.

Organisational Culture

Care2Run is committed to being a compassionate, driven and adaptive organisation that uses evidence-based programme data for continuous improvement.

What People Say About Us

“Care2Run motivated my teachers and they are now queuing up to volunteer. I would like to see Care2Run’s Foundation Programme implemented in all primary schools.”

Hananiah Yusof

Former Special Education Head, Sekolah Menengah Kelana Jaya

“Care2Run is like a home to my son, a child born with autism and ADHD. The programmes have empowered and provided the opportunity for him to have vision and ambition.”

Sally Mun

Executive Search Consultant, and mother to a 17-year-old differently-abled son.

“Helping my own kids has opened my heart to help other kids through Care2Run. To see them grow and become a part of an inclusive society is rewarding.”