While it’s true that many volunteers join Care2Run with the intention of making an impact in the lives of differently-abled young persons, what few realise at the outset is how their lives too will change significantly.
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It is a reality of life that there are some people who enter our lives briefly, yet make a lasting impact. In the context of Care2Run, there is no doubt that Siok Keng is one such beautiful soul.
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Sazura used to love physical activity. As a matter of fact, she tells us that when she was younger, she’d spend hours upon hours walking, both for exercise and pleasure. She was also quick to jump at any opportunity to test her endurance. Unfortunately, just as Sazura was looking to explore and participate in tougher and more competitive activities, tragedy struck in the form of a motor accident.
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While it’s clear today that Care2Run’s programmes do indeed help young persons, especially differently-abled youths, build confidence as well as mental and physical agility, it was not always easy to see. In fact, volunteer mentor Karen, who together with her husband Jimmy were pioneer volunteers when Care2Run began in 2015, acknowledges that she wasn’t always certain the programmes would be successful.
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On July 14, 2018, Cavin, a bright and athletic Care2Run mentee, graduated as a Junior Coach. The graduation, undoubtedly, marked a significant moment for the young man who is a person with autism. However, it was equally momentous for his father, Cason, who had journeyed alongside Cavin for the duration of the Junior Leader Programme (JLP).
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