6 July 2025
By ~ Nallammai Singaram


Empathy in Action: Spreading Hope and Support to Families in Need


On 6th July 2025, Inner Wheel Club of Klang (IWC Klang) reached out to two families in difficult circumstances, extending both material aid and long-term care solutions. This initiative, grounded in compassion and empathy, brought comfort, dignity, and hope to those in need.

The club identified two families facing significant challenges:

The first being Mrs. Nagamma, a full-time caregiver to her ailing husband, Mr. Partipan, while also raising four grandchildren aged 12, 10, 9, and 7. The children, who tragically lost both parents, are under her care. The second is Madam Rajeswari, who serves as primary caregiver to her father-in-law, Mr. Manoharan A/L Sinnasamy.

To ease their daily burdens, essential supplies were delivered, including mattresses, pillows, groceries, pampers, and lunch for the children.

Medical Care with Dignity

As part of the follow-up, Mr. Partipan, who is bedridden was referred to Hospis for regular home visits and medical check-ups. This step ensures he receives consistent medical care in the comfort of his home, lifting part of the weight carried by his wife, Mrs. Nagamma.

Educational Support for a Child’s Future

Among the grandchildren, the 12-year-old was identified as having dyslexia. Rather than letting this become a barrier, steps are now being taken to provide the child with appropriate support. Club member Ms. Sathia consented to work closely with the school to explore tailored opportunities, including technical and vocational studies that match the child’s strengths. This intervention is aimed at ensuring the child grows with confidence and purpose.

The initiative intended by IWC Klang goes beyond one-time aid. Continued follow-ups and visitations are being planned for both families to provide medically, emotionally, and socially where possible.

Empathy That Inspires

This initiative reflects the spirit of IWC of Klang, that empathy in action can transform lives. By addressing both immediate needs and long-term challenges, the activity reaffirmed the power of community care. For the families supported, it was not just about receiving supplies, but about being reminded that they are not alone, and that kindness still surrounds them.

Readers who wish to contribute and be part of our upcoming community efforts may connect with IWC of Klang, Ms Lalitha 012 386 8445.