Persatuan Daybreak Kinta, Perak

At Daybreak, we have a dedicated gallery selling handicraft and souvenirs made by our production staff, trainees and volunteers which include people with disabilities. We painstakingly take up the challenge to train trainees who demonstrate interest and capability to acquire the necessary skills in this area.

Handicraft gives people with disabilities a chance to work and live independently. All they need is the opportunity to acquire the useful skill and the chance to use them to earn an income.

Based on numerous years of experience in production and marketing of handicraft, Daybreak is committed to the making of quality handicraft for sale. The range of handicraft produced include smocked dress, baby accessories, bags/pouches, household accessories, bedding products, soft toys and even items especially crafted for Christmas. Tissue boxes, quilts, cushion covers and bags are amongst the popular items very well received by the public.