Hello Bangkok!

Okay, this is my 1^st time writing a blog in my life… so please give me some support, keep reading 🙂

And this is my 1^st time leaving my home for more than 2 weeks… 1^st time visit Embassy of Malaysia… 1^st time living alone… 1^st time visit GSK office in Bangkok… So many 1^st time experiences for me and all because of, PULSE!

I reached Bangkok last weekend to settle down my accommodation. It’s so nice that my NGO recommended my stay here. It’s just 2 minutes walk to the office and it’s the home for previous PULSE volunteers too. OMG, compare to 40 minutes drive from my Malaysia home to GSK Ulu Kelang, this feeling is awesome. I feel safe here and this location is very convenient, lots of food, 7-11, near to BTS station and they even provide tuk-tuk service to places nearby.

I feel so great to have the opportunity to contribute to the NGO and the communities they serve. As this is my 1^st blog, let me introduce you the NGO I am attached to – Leonard Cheshire Disability East Asia & Pacific Region Office (EAPRO), Bangkok.

Leonard Cheshire Disability (LCD) works to change attitudes towards disability and to serve people with disabilities around the world. In EAPRO, LCD works with different Cheshire Services (independent local organizations) in countries such as Philippines, China, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand to create an enabling environment for people with disabilities.

My main task is to provide support to the EAPRO and it’s members in the region.

A lot of PULSE alumni telling me that PULSE will be your life time experience and it will change your life. I am looking forward to it. If you would like to do the same, get some courage, speak to your manager and apply for the next PULSE assignment!

See you in my next post!

I miss you guys in Ulu Kelang, actually I miss the food more. 🙂