Transforming Lives Through Sports
About Care2Run
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).
Care2Run Has Served
Programmes
We run a range of one-on-one sports mentoring programmes for young people from ages six upwards.
Our Stories
Stories matter. That's why we chronicle all that happens. This week, we say hello to pioneer team member Steve.
Our Vision
To provide world-class inclusive developmental programmes for the differently-abled community to be gainfully employed.
Our Mission
We give our all in order to build a world-class team that consistently upholds Care2Run’s values. Fundamentally, we not only aim to sustain ourselves but to also grow internationally.
Our Culture
Care2Run is committed to being a compassionate, driven and adaptive organisation. We apply the scientific evidence derived from numerous research sources on our programmes to ensure our techniques are up to date and relevant.
What People Say About Us
Care2Run in Media
2015
Project Hope Takes Learning Outside the Classroom
Care2Run’s pilot programme was executed successfully with the support of Care2Run volunteers, WAO staff & refuge women, children from WAO Child Care Centre and Prudential Welfare Home, on the 17th of October 2015. This marked the birth of Care2Run. The event culminated to our first media feature in the November and December 2015 issue of Running Malaysia Magazine.
2016
Learn Life Lessons With Running and Hiking Mentors
Care2Run’s under-served children raised funds for prostate cancer, demonstrating empathy. All 108 participants completed a three-kilometer run thanks to the Care2Run goal-setting module. This skill spilled over into improved academic performance, with 20 children earning their first medals or certificates. It marked a pivotal moment, boosting confidence and led to our first feature in The Star newspaper on January 23, 2016.
2016
Care2Run by Project H.O.P.E
Care2Run representatives, Denise and Sandra were featured on BFM radio’s podcast to discuss the beginnings and goals of the organisation. They let the audience in on their personal experiences with Care2Run as they share their thoughts and feelings.
2017
Running For Life
On January 16, 2018, Care2Run had 34 under-served and special needs children participating in the Standard Chartered KL Marathon at Dataran Merdeka. The marathon had three categories: 3km, 5km, and 10km runs. The children received support from 36 mentors, including Care2Run volunteers, teachers, and cancer survivors from the UMMC Cancer Survivors Exercise Support Group. The Star newspaper featured Care2Run in an article on that date.
2019
Improving Lives Through Exercise
A healthy body, a healthy mind. Find out how Care2Run uses sports to help those with learning challenges.
2019
Training Centres For People With Autism
Care2Run aims to support differently-abled young people to be more active, and sociable.
2020
#TheLITEBreakfast
Grateful for the opportunity to represent Care2Run at LITE (Malaysia). When others shy away Care2Run embraces the most under-served and forgotten part of the population. Youngsters with autism. Youngsters with Down syndrome. Youngsters from low socio-economic background.
2015
2016
Project Hope Takes Learning Outside the Classroom
Care2Run’s pilot programme was executed successfully with the support of Care2Run volunteers, WAO staff & refuge women, children from WAO Child Care Centre and Prudential Welfare Home, on the 17th of October 2015. This marked the birth of Care2Run. The event culminated to our first media feature in the November and December 2015 issue of Running Malaysia Magazine.
Learn Life Lessons With Running and Hiking Mentors
Care2Run’s under-served children raised funds for prostate cancer, demonstrating empathy. All 108 participants completed a three-kilometer run thanks to the Care2Run goal-setting module. This skill spilled over into improved academic performance, with 20 children earning their first medals or certificates. It marked a pivotal moment, boosting confidence and led to our first feature in The Star newspaper on January 23, 2016.
2016
2017
Care2Run by Project H.O.P.E
Care2Run representatives, Denise and Sandra were featured on BFM radio’s podcast to discuss the beginnings and goals of the organisation. They let the audience in on their personal experiences with Care2Run as they share their thoughts and feelings.
Running For Life
On January 16, 2018, Care2Run had 34 under-served and special needs children participating in the Standard Chartered KL Marathon at Dataran Merdeka. The marathon had three categories: 3km, 5km, and 10km runs. The children received support from 36 mentors, including Care2Run volunteers, teachers, and cancer survivors from the UMMC Cancer Survivors Exercise Support Group. The Star newspaper featured Care2Run in an article on that date.
2019
2020
Improving Lives Through Exercise
A healthy body, a healthy mind. Find out how Care2Run uses sports to help those with learning challenges.
Training Centres For People With Autism
Care2Run aims to support differently-abled young people to be more active, and sociable.
2020
#TheLITEBreakfast
Grateful for the opportunity to represent Care2Run at LITE (Malaysia). When others shy away Care2Run embraces the most under-served and forgotten part of the population. Youngsters with autism. Youngsters with Down syndrome. Youngsters from low socio-economic background.
Other Commendable Mentions
Creating new horizons for cross-cultural research on autism
Dr. Marieke’s research reveals that children with more autism traits and executive function difficulties experience reduced quality of life. She’s dedicated to increasing awareness and acceptance, collaborating with centers like Oasis Place, PPIA, Ideas Autism, and Care2run.
Run With Us!
Last summer, my parents invited me to be a ‘pacer’ for a Care2Run child in a local 3km race. As a Varsity cross country team member, I agreed, anticipating a pleasant run with a young, inexperienced runner. On the day of the race…
Our Partners & Collaborators
