Malaysian Association for the Blind – Malaysian Association for the Blind

Discover our centres dedicated to helping people who are blind or visually
impaired develop skills, build confidence and live more independently.

Gurney Training Centre

Practical vocational training that prepares people who are blind or visually impaired for employment and independent living.

Taman Harapan Agricultural Training Centre

Agricultural and craft-based training that builds practical skills and supports independent living.

MAB Rehabilitation &
Training Centre

Rehabilitation and skills training that helps people who are blind or visually impaired build confidence and greater independence.

Building Confidence. Creating Opportunities.

Supporting Independence Since 1951

The Malaysian Association for the Blind (MAB) is a voluntary organisation serving people who are blind or visually impaired in Malaysia.

Established in 1951, MAB provides education, rehabilitation, vocational training, employment support and accessible information to help individuals build skills and live more independently.

Through its centres, services and advocacy, MAB works to improve quality of life and create greater opportunities for participation in society.

Skills for Life

Training that builds practical skills, confidence and independence.

Opportunities to Thrive

Support that opens pathways to employment and participation in the community.

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+603-2272 2677

Massage Roadshows

Our Massage Roadshows bring skilled, visually impaired masseurs to corporate events, exhibitions, and community programmes. Guests enjoy a relaxing massage experience while supporting meaningful employment for our therapists. It’s an impactful way for organisations to enhance their events and contribute to a meaningful cause.

MAB Shoppe

MAB Shoppe is an initiative by the Malaysian Association for the Blind to promote and sell services and products created by the visually impaired. The shop offers body massage and foot reflexology services at Mid Valley Megamall.

Homeworker Scheme (HWS)

The Homeworker Scheme (HWS) provides visually impaired individuals with opportunities to earn income from home. Through this programme, participants receive materials, training, and support to produce quality handmade items that can be sold through MAB’s channels.

Entrepreneur Development Programme (EDP)

The Entrepreneur Development Programme (EDP) supports visually impaired individuals in starting and managing their own small businesses. Participants receive guidance, training, and practical resources to help them develop skills, create sustainable income, and grow as independent entrepreneurs.

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Support MAB through a donation, volunteering, employment opportunities or a corporate partnership. Your involvement can help build a more inclusive community.

To empower people with visual impairment through services and opportunities that support greater participation, involvement and inclusion in society, while promoting the prevention of blindness.

To create equal opportunities for people who are blind or visually impaired, enabling them to enjoy the same quality of life as sighted people.

Support people who are blind or visually impaired in addressing the challenges associated with vision loss.
Prepare individuals for employment and independent living through vocational training and support.
Improve quality of life and promote full participation in society.
Promote the prevention of blindness
Raise public awareness of the needs, abilities and potential of people with visual impairment.

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