KAA BUILDING PROJECT - EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAL CENTRE CUM GROUP HOMES/HOSTELS
- Aim of Project
This Centre will provide educational training to up to 60 autistic children below the age of 13 years per day and vocational training to up to 40 autistic adolescents and adults aged 13 years and above per day. The group homes will provide residential accommodation for up to 56 autistic mail and female adults.
- Project Brief
There
will be four blocks of double-storeyed buildings - one block for
administration, one block for educational and vocational training,
one male hostel and one female hostel. There will also be one
single-storeyed quarters with two bedrooms for warden.
Administration Block
- General office
- office for administrator
- office for President of Association
- office space for 2 clerks
- Conference room with a sitting capacity for 20 persons and movable tables
- Resource room with books and teaching aids for loan or sale to parents and teachers
- Waiting area with seats for 20 parents
- Toilets and bathrooms
- Car parking lots for 20 cars
- Educational Training (60 students per day, 4 hours per day per child)
- One-to-one training - 10 rooms (each room has 1 table and 2 chairs and 1 couch)
- One room for Supervisor A (with CCTV monitor)
- One Central Resource room for teaching aids
- Sensory Integration gym - 9 metres x 7.5 metres - can accommodates 6 students + 3 teachers
- Multipurpose room (for arts & craft) cum tea room - 8 students doing arts & craft + 2 teachers, with enough space for 15 students and 13 teachers having tea together.
- One room for group learning - 5 students + 1 teacher
- Toilets and bathrooms for students and staff
- One staff room for teachers not doing one to one teaching
- Vocational Training (for up to 24 students per day and 18 ‘workers’ per day + 8 teachers)
- One room for Supervisor B
- One room for arts & craft - 8 trainees + 2 teachers
- One room for packing - 8 trainees + 2 teachers
- One kitchen + space for baking - 4 workers + 1 teacher
- Laundry shop on ground floor
- Toilets and bathrooms
- One store for gardening tools (under staircase)
- Estimate Cost of Project
| No. | Particulars | Amount (RM) |
| 1. | Estimate Premium for land (2.96 acres) | 250,000 |
| 2. | Survey and soil investigation | 20,000 |
| 3. | Land fill (done - actual cost) | 267,363 |
| 4. | Preliminaries (6% of items 5-9) | 155,800 |
| 5. | Piling works | 80,000 |
| 6. | Building works | 1,173,600 |
| 7. | Mechanical & electrical services | 520,000 |
| 8. | External works (roads, carpark, surface water drainage, foul drainage, water supply & hydrants, fencing, gates, turfing, retaining wall) | 673,000 |
| 9. | Furniture & furnishing | 150,000 |
| 10. | Contribution fees to local & utility authorities a. SESCO capital contribution b. Water capital contribution c. Contingencies | 100,000 10,000 100,000 |
| 11. | Professional & supervision fees | 325,000 |
| 12. | Group homes/hostels | 1,500,000 |
| Total | 5,324,763 |
- Building Fund
The amount collected so far (as at 1 October 2009) is only about RM 1 million.
- Tax Exemption Status
The
Association does not have tax exemption status. But, for any donation
of RM5,000 or more, cheque can be issued to Social Welfare Council of
Sarawak with a written instruction that the donation is for Kuching
Autistic Association. The Social Welfare Council of Sarawak will then
issue a tax exemption receipt to the donor and reimburse Kuching
Autistic Association for the donation.

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