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JTI and MyKasih team up for 4th consecutive year to render food aid to 615 low-income households in Malaysia.

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A Welfare Programmewith a Technological Difference A QUARTERLY PUBLICATION FOR MYKASIH FOUNDATION | ISSUE 17 | SEPT 2016A QUARTERLY PUBLICATION FOR MYKASIH FOUNDATION | ISSUE 17 | SEPT 2016

CENVIRO GROUP DONATES RM 250,000


MyKasih Foundation wouldlike to acknowledge its

donors and partners

•AllianceBank•AmbankGroup•BDO•BHPetrol•BritishAmericanTobacco Foundation•CatherineSim•CenviroSdnBhd•ChanYewKai•ChewEngKar•ChongChongWooi•CIMBFoundation•CLSAChairman’sTrust•ConocoPhillipsMalaysia•DIALOG•ECONSAVE•GCHRetail(Malaysia) SdnBhd(Giant)•HalliburtonEnergyServices

•CentralBankofMalaysia•EconomicPlanningUnit,PrimeMinister’sDepartment•EconomicPlanningUnit,JohorState• Implementation&CoordinationUnitPrimeMinister’sDepartment•MultimediaDevelopmentCorporation•MalaysiaMinistryofEducation•MalaysiaMinistryofHealth•MalaysiaMinistryofHomeAffairs•MalaysiaMinistryofUrbanWellbeing,HousingandLocalGovernment

•AgensiKounselingdanPengurusanKredit(AKPK)ofBankNegaraMalaysia

•KassimChinHumanityFoundation•KlinikKesihatan(nationwide)•KlinikPergigian(nationwide)

•BoulevardHypermarket(Sarawak)•CKSSupermarket(Sabah)•ECONSAVE(nationwide)•GentingMas(Sabah)•GiantHypermarket(nationwide)•HEROHypermarket(KlangValley)

•HouseofHope(Penang)•KassimChinHumanityFoundation•LionsClubInternational(nationwide)•MiriDayakAssociation•PACOSFoundationSabah•PDK(nationwide)

•KoperasiIskandarMalaysiaBerhad(imCoop)

•MetamorfSupermarket(KlangValley)•MilimewaSupermarket•MydinSupermarket(nationwide)•NewWorldMart(Sarawak)

•PersatuanIbuTunggalSarawak(Bintulu)

•PersatuanIbuTunggalTerengganu(Dungun,Kerteh,Paka)

•PertubuhanEhsanPenyayang•PusatPenyayangKgSgKayuAra

•PasarayaAktif•PasarayaBilal(Kelantan)•PasarayaOngTaiKim(KlangValley)•TFValueMart•TheStore(nationwide)•99Speedmart

•RotaryInternational(nationwide)•SOLS24/7•SabahWomenAction-ResourceGroup(SAWO)

•YayasanPasirGudang

•KolejKomunitiMiri•LifeworksSdnBhd•MalaysianCARE•MonashUniversityVolunteersProgramme

•NationalPopulationandFamilyDevelopmentBoard

•PeopleSystemsConsultancy•UniversitiTunAbdulRazak(UniRAZAK)

•SOLS24/7

•MalaysiaMinistryofWomen,FamilyandCommunityDevelopment

•NationalPopulationandFamilyDevelopmentBoard•PerformanceManagementDeliveryUnit,PrimeMinister’sDepartment

•SarawakMinistryofWelfare,WomenandCommunityWellbeing

•SarawakStateGovernment

•HongLeongFoundation•HSBCBankMalaysia• IanHong•John&EdwinaThornton•JTInternationalBerhad•KajangRocksGroup•KertihTerminals•KhazanahNasionalBerhad•LinacoResourcesSdnBhd•LindsayTan•LoyAhWei•ManulifeHoldingsBerhad•MubadalaPetroleum•MurphySarawakOil•NewWorldMart•NgauBoonKeat&Family•NgYeeSiang•PasarayaBilal•PasarayaOngTaiKim

•Paul&PatriciaGould•PengerangIndependentTerminalsSdnBhd•PerisaiPetroleumTeknologiBhd•PETRONAS•PuanZainabMohdSalleh•QuillCapitaTrust•RocOil•RotaryClub•SapuraKencanaPetroleumBerhad•SimeDarby•SPSetiaFoundation•TanLekLek•TanjungLangsatTerminals•TNTExpressWorldwide•WongYatSun•YayasanPasirGudang•99Speedmart

Donors

Government Ministries and Agencies

Education and Training

Partner Retail Stores

NGOs

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ContentsChairman’s message 1

Overview of MyKasih 2

Board of Trustees 4

MyKasih Today 5

Launches 6-8

• CenviroGroupdonatesRM250,000

• JTIMalaysiaandMyKasihFoundationteamupfor 4thconsecutiveyear

Programmes & Activities 9-27

• GolfersswinginaidofMyKasih

• PDKCenwaeyPenaneyholdsfirstSportsDayforSemaiOrangAslistudents

• AmomentwithJenitaEngi

• MubadalaPetroleumsponsorsadditionalprogrammesforMirifolk

• AletterofgratitudeforMubadalaPetroleum,MyKasihFoundationandLifeworksSdnBhd

• DIALOGrootingforahealthierfuture

• CaltexFuelYourSchool2016extendssupportintoPahangandKelantan

• GiantHariRayatreatforMyKasihstudents

• Aslistudentsgetmoraleboostintherun-uptotheirfinalexaminations

Make a difference 28

Donors & Partners 29

CHAIRMAN’SCHAIRMAN’S

MESSAGEMESSAGE

CHAIRMAN’S

MESSAGE

Dear Friends,The Foundation held its sixth annual charity golf tournament

on 6 August which saw a gathering of staunch supporters

and well-wishers swinging for a cause. We successfully raised

RM 907,000 - our biggest golf collection to-date, which was

a remarkable achievement despite the current challenging

economic landscape.

This unwavering show of support is testament to our donors’

belief in the work that we do in underserved communities.

The donations we receive help families with basic needs such

as food, providing educational support for children, and job

opportunities for school-leavers. Our efforts are in response

to the government’s clarion call to inject more skills and

entrepreneurship training for members of households in the

lower-income bracket, aimed at giving them a leg-up towards

empowerment and achieving fi nancial stability.

This third quarter of 2016 has seen the renewal of partnerships,

thereby ensuring that community programmes continue

uninterrupted. The Ministry of Urban Wellbeing, Housing and

Local Government (‘KPKT’) has extended ‘Program Titipan

Kasih’ for another two years, allowing MyKasih to continue

to disburse monthly food aid to 1,800 recipient families in 87

locations nationwide.

Caltex kicked off its Fuel Your School campaign in Pahang

and Kelantan, a collaboration with MyKasih that is now well

into its fi fth year. Since 2012, close to RM 1 million worth of

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)-

related learning materials have been delivered to 187 eligible

classroom projects in 97 schools across 6 states in Peninsular

Malaysia, benefi tting over 60,000 students collectively.

We are also extremely grateful to JTI Malaysia and Cenviro

Group for their sustained efforts in reaching out to feed

fi nancially-strained families who are struggling to put food on

the table.

With the generosity of donors and solid cooperation from a

network of retail partners, MyKasih has touched the lives of

almost 230,000 households nationwide. At the same time,

children living in poverty remain a signifi cant target group to

be carefully assisted. Since the MyKasih ‘Love My School’

student bursary scheme kicked-off in 2012, a total of 10,083

students in 188 schools have been aided.

DIALOG gave much-needed encouragement to the Primary

Year 6 MyKasih students of Sekolah Kebangsaan Bukit

Lanjan (Asli) in Damansara Perdana, Selangor, by sponsoring

two separate study camps to help them prepare for their main

UPSR examinations. We wish them all the best!

The year-end period gives us an opportunity to do Back-To-

School programmes and on that note, we appeal to you to

help bring smiles to children who otherwise cannot afford a

new set of school shoes, uniform, bag and books.

As we look forward to ending 2016 on a high note, I would

also like to extend my appreciation to the dedicated staff of

MyKasih Foundation, who have been working tirelessly to

continuously improve on our welfare delivery mechanism to the

masses. We remain steadfast in our mission to create loving

and caring neighbourhoods, by engineering and delivering

life-transformation programmes for the communities we care

for.

My wife and I thank you all from the bottom of our hearts for

the love and encouragement which keeps us going.

TAN SRI DR NGAU BOON KEAT

Chairman and Co-Founder

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‘Love My Neighbourhood’Programme Launch, July - Sept 2016

LAUNCHES

On 29 September 2016, leading integrated environmental

solutions provider, Cenviro Group, launched the MyKasih

‘Love My Neighbourhood & Love My School’ programme

in Pendang, Kedah, with a contribution of RM 250,000 to

MyKasih Foundation.

The contribution forms part of the RM 1 million donation

earmarked for food aid initiatives in various communities in

Kedah to be administered by MyKasih Foundation.

Cenviro Group Chief Executive Offi cer, Khalid Bahsoon,

presented the cheque to MyKasih Foundation Trustee, Siti

Khairon Mohd Shariff, during the launch ceremony that

GROUP DONATES RM250,000Assists 250 families in Pendang, Kedah, through food aid.

day. The event was offi ciated by Pendang’s Sungai Tiang

Assemblywoman, Yang Berhormat Dato’ Suraya binti Yaacob,

who is also the Chair of Kedah‘s Committee on Women,

Agriculture and Agro-based Industry, and Entrepreneur

Development.

“We are thrilled to be given this opportunity to work with

MyKasih Foundation and Yayasan Prihatin Rakyat Kedah

to reach out and render assistance to families and students

in need. Cenviro Group has agreed to allocate RM 1 million

each year to jointly carry out community programmes with

MyKasih Foundation throughout the state of Kedah,” said

Khalid Bahsoon.

Left to right: Cenviro Group Chief Executive Offi cer, Khalid Bahsoon; Sungai Tiang Assemblywoman, YB Dato’ Suraya binti Yaacob and MyKasih

Foundation Trustee, Siti Khairon Mohd Shariff.


The RM 250,000 donated that day would be distributed

to 150 low-income households and 100 students from

economically-challenged families in Pendang, Kedah. Under

the one-year aid programme, food aid benefi ciaries will

receive a cashless monthly allowance of RM 80 through their

MyKad account, which can be spent on approved essential

food items at partner retail outlets nearby.

The 100 selected primary school student benefi ciaries of SJK

(C) Junun and SK Sungai Siput would each receive RM 60

per month through their MyKasih student smartcards. The

students could draw upon those allowances to pay for their

daily meals in school canteen, as well as learning materials

such as books and stationery from the school bookstore.

The collaboration between Cenviro and MyKasih Foundation

started last year with the fi rst RM 1 million being channelled

to 1,000 economically-challenged families in Kedah via

MyKasih’s MyKad-based cashless payment system.

“We chose to continue the partnership with MyKasih

Foundation because we have confi dence in the effi cient

welfare distribution system which uses MyKad technology.

This corporate responsibility programme also helps Cenviro

to effectively play its role as a responsible corporate citizen,”

added Khalid Bahsoon.

In thanking Cenviro for their contribution and partnership,

Siti Khairon said, “Cenviro’s renewed commitment for a

second year of collaboration is very encouraging indeed. It

will certainly complement on-going efforts by other welfare

agencies to alleviate the fi nancial burden faced by families

and ensure their overall wellbeing.”

“We deeply value Cenviro’s trust and faith in our welfare

delivery mechanism and we hope this partnership will

continue to fl ourish. We are optimistic that their community

initiatives will inspire others to come on board and render

targeted assistance to those in need,” added Siti Khairon.

Others present that day were Cenviro Group’s Directors,

Shahazwan Harris and Yang Berbahagia Datin Paduka Che

Asmah binti Ibrahim, and MyKasih Foundation Managing

Director, Jeffrey Perera.

YB Dato’ Suraya giving away a goodie bag to an aid recipient at the

event.

Cenviro and MyKasih Foundation representatives posing for a group photo with the recipient families present that day.

Recipients with their groceries after a shopping trip at Mydin.


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‘Love My Neighbourhood’Programme Launch, July - Sept 2016

LAUNCHES and MyKasih team up for 4th consecutive year

Chairman and Co-Founder of MyKasih Foundation, Tan Sri Dr Ngau Boon Keat (second from left), and Managing Director of JTI Malaysia, Guilherme

Silva (second from right) commemorating their continued partnership in providing food aid to fi nancially-challenged families in Malaysia. Also present

were Managing Director of MyKasih Foundation, Jeffrey Perera (far left) and Corporate Affairs and Communications Director of JTI Malaysia, Azrani

Rustam (far right).

JT International Berhad (JTI Malaysia) and MyKasih Foundation have teamed up once again to render food aid support to 615 low-income households under the MyKasih ‘Love My Neighbourhood’ programme throughout the country.

On July 19, 2016, JTI Malaysia announced that the joint community initiative this year covered urban and sub-urban poor communities in six states namely Sabah, Johor, Negeri Sembilan, Pahang, Perak and Selangor. This marks the fourth consecutive year of the collaboration between JTI Malaysia and MyKasih.

The MyKasih ‘Love My Neighbourhood’ food aid programme runs on an effi cient cashless payment system which uses the chip technology of the Malaysian national identity card, the MyKad, to disburse welfare aid to target benefi ciaries. Recipients are able to use their MyKad to purchase essential food items at partner retail outlets nearby.

JTI Malaysia Managing Director Guilherme Silva applauded the programme which has been one of the company’s key Community Investment initiatives.

“We are honoured to be able to continue supporting MyKasih’s noble initiative in providing for families in need, where the funds are channeled effectively. Our successful and continuous collaboration over the past four years represents a great synergistic effort to help the less fortunate.”

MyKasih Foundation Chairman and Co-Founder, Tan Sri Dr Ngau Boon Keat thanked JTI Malaysia for being a very supportive donor partner to MyKasih Foundation.

“The commitment demonstrated by JTI Malaysia is truly commendable. Concerted efforts from the private sector to help improve the wellbeing of the nation will positively contribute towards the Government’s poverty alleviation agenda,” said Tan Sri Dr Ngau.

“We are delighted to partner with JTI Malaysia to reach out to fi nancially-challenged families and help meet their basic needs. This partnership demonstrates JTI Malaysia’s continued belief in MyKasih’s effi cient, transparent and accountable cashless welfare distribution system and we hope that this partnership will continue to fl ourish for the benefi t of the community,” added Tan Sri Dr Ngau.


140 golfers made the best out of the morning’s fair weather

and excellent ground conditions at the Valley Course of

the Glenmarie Golf & Country Club on 6 August 2016. The

sixth annual charity golf tournament organised by MyKasih

Foundation successfully raised RM 907,000 through fl ight

sponsorships and cash donations. Dialog Group Berhad

(DIALOG) was the main sponsor, having taken up a total of

10 fl ights worth RM 180,000.

During the lunch prize presentation ceremony, Chairman and

Co-Founder of MyKasih Foundation, Tan Sri Dr Ngau Boon

Keat, thanked all the golfers and the sponsor organisations

for their support. “Despite challenging times, I am most

touched by your generosity in reaching out to help the less

fortunate who are having to cope with rising costs of living

and educating their children.”

“I am deeply grateful to all our donor partners who embarked

on this philanthropic journey with us. They have put their

trust in MyKasih’s cashless aid distribution system that is

effi cient, transparent, secure and accountable, which gives

them the assurance that that their donations reach targeted

benefi ciaries in full and are used for the intended purposes,”

elaborated Tan Sri Dr Ngau in his speech.

The tournament’s mode of play was System 36 Stableford

over 18 holes, with three player categories – Medal A, Medal

B and Ladies. The main prize winners were Lee Heng Keng

for Medal A, Hamdan Ali for Medal B, and Datin Maggie

Cheah for the Ladies category.

Programmes & Activities

GOLFERS SWING IN AID OF

The novelty prize winners were James Wee Kee Hong for

Nearest To Line and Datin Maggie Cheah for Nearest To Pin.

The Bulls-Eye collection of RM 7,100 was donated in full to

MyKasih Foundation since none of the golfers were able to

claim it. Paul Gould and his family, who are regular supporters

of MyKasih since 2012, renewed their yearly pledge towards

the charity golf event.

Paul Gould and his family pledging their annual contribution of RM 30,000

to MyKasih.

“The success of this charity golf tournament demonstrates our

donors’ belief in the programmes we deliver to improve the

communities’ wellbeing. We are grateful for your continued

support over the years, however there is much more that

needs to be done. We hope that more companies will join us

in our efforts to assist fi nancially-burdened families in meeting

their basic needs for food and education,” said Tan Sri Dr

Ngau.


Alliance Bank Malaysia Berhad

AmBank (M) Berhad

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubhisi UFJ (Malaysia) Berhad

Boustead Petroleum Marketing Sdn Bhd

Bright Sun Engineering Sdn Bhd

Chee Kong Engineering & Construction Sdn Bhd

CIMB Bank Berhad

CIMB-Principal Asset Management Berhad

ConocoPhillips Malaysia

CPECC Engineering And Construction (M) Sdn Bhd

CTW Energy Sdn Bhd

Dato’ Capt Hj Abdul Rahim Bin Abd Aziz

Dialog Group Berhad

Eastern Soldar Engineering & Construction Sdn Bhd

Econsave Cash & Carry Sdn Bhd

GCH Retail (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd

HSBC Bank Malaysia Bhd

Hup Chuang Lee (M) Sdn Bhd

KASI (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.

Kinetic Master Sdn Bhd

Kudrat Maritime Malaysia Sdn Bhd

Kumpulan Europlus

Lai Kuen On, Andrew

Langsat Terminal (One) Sdn Bhd

Lembaga Pelabuhan Klang

Linaco Resources Sdn Bhd

Loy Ah Wei

Madam Millie Kassim

Malayan Flour Mills Berhad

Mustaffa Kamal

Mydin Mohamed Holdings Bhd

Ngau Wu Wei

NSS Infraworks Sdn Bhd

OCBC Bank (Malaysia) Berhad

Paul Gould & Family

Pavilion Energy Pte Ltd

Peck Chew Piling (M) Sdn Bhd.

Pengerang Terminal Sdn Bhd

Penta-Ocean (M) Sdn Bhd

Perisai Petroleum Teknologi Berhad

Petroseis Sdn Bhd

Public Bank Berhad

RHB Bank Berhad & RHB Investment Bank Berhad

Rushoe Coating & Insulation Sdn Bhd

Soon Yang Chemicals Sdn Bhd

Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia Berhad

Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Malaysia Berhad

Sunway Real Estate Investment Trust

Syarikat Car & Co Sdn Bhd

Tan Lek Lek

Teganas Sdn Bhd

Toh Chee Seng

Trust & Will

Tuck Sin Engineering Construction Sdn Bhd

Yoshiyuki Hiraoka

YZS Engineering

Zainab binti Mohd Salleh

List of sponsors

Lee Heng Keng was the champion for Medal A category.

Datin Maggie Cheah won the fi rst prize for the Ladies category.

Wong Seng Kee was the third prize winner for the Medal B category.

Moo Chiang Siang, Ngeow Voon Leong and Bryan Tan posing with their

prize cards.

MyKasih Foundation would like to thank the following sponsors for their contribution towards the MyKasih

Charity Golf Tournament 2016.


MyKasih Charity Golf 2016


Snapshots from the Valley Course



PDK Cenwaey Penaney holds fi rst Sports Day for Semai Orang Asli students.

Students of PDK Cenwaey Penaney showing teamwork as they run towards the fi nishing line during their fi rst annual Sports Day event. The PDK

Cenwaey Penaney community learning centre (seen in the background) caters to 100 school-going children, including pre-schoolers, who benefi t from

learning modules which were specifi cally developed to bridge mainstream elementary and cultural pedagogy.

PDK Cenwaey Penaney, a community learning centre built

in the Semai indigenous villages of Ulu Tual, northwest of

Pahang, organised its inaugural Sports Day event over a

sunny weekend in July 2016.

Located about 23km from the nearest paved road, this rural

learning centre caters to about 100 school-going children,

and was the fi rst educational establishment to benefi t from

the MyKasih Orang Asli Children’s Education Fund.

Children and youth dressed in their Sports House colours of

red, blue, green and yellow, were blazing through marked-out

trails during the cross-country competition.

Pre-schoolers participated in age-appropriate games such

as arranging cans in order of numbers, carrying sand using

a banana leaf to fi ll up a bottle, and peeling as many young

beetle nuts as they could within a time limit.

The bigger children were involved in pole-climbing (a team

activity), 100m running events (individual and in pairs), long

jump, and bowling using coconuts. Family telematches

include Tarik Upih (parents pulling coconut fronds with their

child seated on it) and building a bicycle using tapioca plants.

For MyKasih Foundation, it was a truly memorable weekend

to witness the happy and healthy children. Donors John and

Edwina Thornton, who supported the centre’s operations

via the MyKasih Orang Asli Children’s Education Fund this

2016, presented prizes to the winners of the cross-country

event and held a book-reading and sing-along session with

the children.

Edwina Thornton (left, in blue) telling a story to the captivated children

while a volunteer acts out the story (centre) and John Thornton looks on

joyfully.


A mother-and-child pair competition. Mothers and their young ones

peeling beetle nuts as effi ciently and quickly as they can.


Doctors and medical offi cers from the Kuala Lipis District Ministry of

Health’s community clinic and dental clinic were also present to carry out

basic health and dispense medicines to those who needed.

Above and below: The pole-climbing and long jump events were exciting

to watch!

MyKasih Orang Asli Children’s Education Fund

MyKasih Foundation Co-Founder, Puan Sri Jean Ngau,

launched the ‘MyKasih Orang Asli Children’s Education

Fund’ in June 2015 to support the learning journey of

children from urban and rural indigenous communities

in both national schools as well as community-based

learning centres. It is a step towards empowering

indigenous Malaysians - by giving the children their

fundamental right to education and all the joy of learning

that comes with it.

PDK Cenwaey Penaney is a wonderful example of a

learning center constructed out of pure enthusiasm and

dedication by the community members who understand

the value and importance of education and are committed

to seeing the project work for the betterment of their

children.

MyKasih hopes our friends and business associates

will support this cause and contribute towards the

Fund which is targeted towards the marginalised and

oppressed Orang Asli communities of Malaysia.

John and Edwina Thornton awarded the winners with trophies and

hampers.


During the visit on 2 July 2016 for the Sports Day event,

MyKasih had the opportunity to ask her about her students’

progress. She shared her observations, as summarised

below.

On student enrolment

“We have had new students (both adults and children) enrolling

into PDK Cenwaey Penaney ever since we began organising

fun and engaging activities, for example, this community

Sports Day and a weaving workshop we conducted a few

months ago for the womenfolk. We now have a total of 159

registered students.”

On student attendance

“There are times when attendance would dip, especially

during the harvesting season when the students would follow

their parents into the forest to harvest produce to sell for cash

income. This is an important socio-economic activity for the

entire community.”

On students’ interests and achievements

“The students now understand the learning methods and

concepts in PDK. We always hold creative and fun activities,

like drawing or art, after their writing lessons. Some of these

sessions are done outdoors. They have become more open

about sharing their opinions on a certain topics concerning

A moment withJenita Engi

their drawings, which they use to express their thoughts and

feelings. Their confi dence levels have improved and they can

demonstrate self-discipline.”

“The obvious growth in personal development I could observe

is in terms of their confi dent interaction with their teachers

and mentors. They used to be shy and quiet.”

“Their writing abilities have improved too, however, more

effort is required in the reading and pronunciation of long

words and sentences.”

“We are constantly encouraging students to be actively

involved in the organisation of PDK’s events. This inculcates

the spirit of teamwork, strengthen family ties and bonds with

other community members, and teaches them about healthy

competition.”

On parents’ involvement

“The parents do not get involved in the day-to-day lessons

at the centre, unless it is during community events like this

Sports Day and health screening activities. Separately, we

have conducted weaving workshops for the womenfolk and

organised study tours to Kuala Lumpur during big national-

level crafts events. The main aim is for them to learn how

to produce and sell quality handicrafts to earn income, and

more importantly, to preserve their indigenous knowledge

and cultural identity.”

Fuelling the Orang asli learning journey

Built in September 2014 with funding support from organisations and well-wishers, the PDK Cenwaey Penaney community

learning centre is shared by two neighbouring villages – Kampung Tual A and Kampung Tual B, which collectively have a

population of 600 Semai people, 166 of whom are children aged between 7 and 12 years.

100 of these children attend regular primary school in Pos Sinderut, although the children face a daily transport dilemma which

prevents them from getting to school on time. With only two 4WD vehicles available to ferry up to 60 children to school each

day starting at 4am, there will be children who will have to be turned away.

PDK Cenwaey Penaney was established within the Ulu Tual community itself to cater to students who get left behind. It runs

after-school programmes to bridge the gap between mainstream education and the transmission of traditional pedagogy that

is crucial in maintaining the culture and identity of the Orang Asli.

Critical to PDK Cenwaey Penaney’s mission to educate the Orang Asli children is Jenita Engi, an enthusiastic teacher of

Temuan ethnicity, who completed her Diploma in Early Childhood Education at SEGi College. She has been instrumental in

developing teaching modules which relate to the community’s culture, lifestyle and tradition.

Personality Feature

Jenita Engi (centre in pink) with her students.


Jenita in her role as a teacher at PDK Cenwaey Penaney.

Jenita’s lessons do not only cover mainstream educational modules

but also relates to the culture and identity of the Orang Asli.

The children enjoy art class as they are able to express themselves freely

through their drawings. Jenita then uses their artwork for storytelling

to reinforce cultural and traditional knowledge, and at the same time, to

discuss issues facing the Orang Asli community.

Jenita’s lessons do not only cover mainstream education modules but also relates to the culture and identity of the Orang Asli. In this picture, she (right) is helping her student (left) to treat a nosebleed using leaves called ‘Rumput Mopeng’ found in and around the village. The knowledge on the leaves’ healing properties has been passed down through generations.

High fi ve! Students’ involvement and interaction have been steadily increasing under Jenita’s tutorship.


Graduates of the Mengecapi Aspirasi Diri (MAD)

empowerment and entrepreneurship programme sponsored

by Mubadala Petroleum (MP) were given the opportunity to

participate in additional training programmes conducted by

Kolej Komuniti Miri, to enhance their skills and further develop

their businesses for better income generation.

The graduates participated in three skills training programmes

in the month of September at Kolej Komuniti Miri, MyKasih’s

training partner in Miri, Sarawak. Aimed at equipping

participants with valuable knowledge to further enhance their

existing skills, the participants of the programme are now able

to provide additional services to earn income in their chosen

businesses.

On 3 September 2016, 25 ladies participated in a ‘Bread,

Bun and Mini Pizza Class’ in Kolej Komuniti Miri.

“I requested for this training as I saw that there is a demand

for buns in Miri. Bakeries are popping up everywhere but

not everyone can afford the buns and cakes. That is where I

come in and fi ll in the gap. Now I can sell bread and buns to

my customers in my village at a more affordable price,” said

Rita Sigau.

“I learnt to think like a businesswoman in the MAD programme

and now I see opportunities everywhere! Thank you Mubadala

for all that they have done for us,” she added.

To make buns for business, it is important to divide the dough according

to weight for uniformity.

Participants showing off their tasty mini pizzas.

All is good! A participant making sure her mini pizzas are baking well in

the oven.

On 17 September 2016, 32 participants took part in a

‘Cupcake and Tart Class’ in Kolej Komuniti Miri.

“When I received the text message from MyKasih calling for

participants in the cupcake class, I called MyKasih immediately

to register! I want to be a pastry chef when I graduate. This

is the fi rst step towards my dreams. Thank you Mubadala for

the opportunity!” said Bertolomeus Lawai Samuel.

The trainer for the cupcake class demonstrating proper icing techniques.

Participants trying their hand at decorating the cupcakes.


sponsors additional programmes for Miri folk


Sitting on their newly completed creations, the proud participants pose

with their certifi cates from Kolej Komuniti Miri.

“We thank Mubadala Petroleum for their tremendous support

in reaching out to underprivileged families in Miri, Sarawak.

We have received feedback from the Miri families saying they

are ‘happier’. The programmes conducted have helped them

undergo a mindset change which impacts the participants’

ability to provide for the family and strengthens relationships

within the family and the community.” said Tan Sri Dr

Ngau Boon Keat, Chairman and Co-Founder of MyKasih

Foundation.

“I hope more donors will come forward to support MyKasih

Foundation’s efforts in changing the lives of poor Malaysians.

The success and achievements of the MyKasih families

inspires and motivates us to continue to serve the poor. Make

a difference in the life of someone needy today,” he ended.

A participant putting on the fi nishing touches to her bright cupcakes!

From 17 to 18 September 2016 the men of the MyKasih

families took part in the Cement Ferro Class in Kolej Komuniti

Miri.

“I am currently working as a part-time labourer in a construction

company and my income stream is inconsistent. I decided to

learn about cement ferro to supplement my income by selling

my creations to friends in the landscaping business. It is a lot

of heavy work, but I am used to that,” said Dahlan Edin.

“I am no longer dependent on one source of income.

Mubadala has made this possible for me.”

Almost done! A participant painting sections of the cement ferro.

To shape the cement into stools, the consistency has to be just right. Not

too wet and not too dry. These two young men were doing a great job!

From 2012 through to year 2015, Mubadala Petroleum

(MP) supported a total of 200 underprivileged families

under the MyKasih ‘Love My Neighbourhood’ food aid

programme and 100 primary school students under the

MyKasih ‘Love My School’ bursary programme in Miri,

Sarawak. Upon addressing a key issue in poverty, namely

food and nutrition, MP also recognises that health,

education and training are essential elements in helping

underprivileged families rise out of poverty.

A company that wants to make a large impact in the lives

of families under their care, MP has invested in the future

of the families under their care by sponsoring programmes

such as the Score A Online Tuition programme, Youths

Take Charge programme, the MAD empowerment

and entrepreneurship programme and fi nancial literacy

programmes.

A healthy body breeds a healthy mind. Another important

and often overlooked aspect of poverty is health. In the

past four years, Mubadala Petroleum has sponsored

three health screenings, health talks and dental checks

for their MyKasih families. The health checks covered

blood pressure, glucose and cholesterol levels and BMI

measurements. Participants are also individually advised

on healthy eating habits and leading a healthier lifestyle.

The dental checks are extended to the children and some

minor procedures are conducted onsite to prevent further

tooth decay. Health talks cover topics such as sexually

transmitted diseases, cancer (cervical and breast) and

more.



A Letter of GratitudeRopiah Darsono, an aid recipient under Mubadala Petroleum’s sponsorship in Miri, Sarawak from year 2012 to 2013,

has been an active participant in MyKasih programmes including the MAD Entrepreneurship programme, the computer

classes for adults, baking and cooking classes. Below is a letter to MyKasih Foundation from Ropiah’s eldest son, Miqdad.

Through our programmes, we hope to impact not only the aid recipient (usually the mother), but the whole family.

We thank Mubadala Petroleum for entrusting MyKasih with their CSR programmes in Miri, Sarawak and we hope other

organisations will also support us in our objective towards poverty alleviation.

30 August 2016

Salam MyKasih Foundation,

I am writing to you to express my gratitude for helping my mother, Ropiah binti Darsono, through the food aid programme. To

be honest, MyKasih Foundation, together with Mubadala Petroleum and Life Coach Sharmini from Lifeworks, did not just help

my mother, but my whole family too.

My mother fi nally had the courage to attend a job interview and was hired as a Guru KAFA (religious teacher). I got accepted

into Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS to do a Bachelor’s Degree in Petroleum Geoscience, with support from the Yayasan

Peneraju Pendidikan Bumiputera scholarship.

My brother A’sim is currently pursuing a Bachelor in Civil Engineering at Universiti Malaysia Sarawak with aid from PTPTN

(National Higher Education Fund Corporation).

MyKasih Foundation has also helped my sister, Hafi za, in fi nding a scholarship after she got straight A’s in her fi nal Form 5

SPM examinations. She received a scholarship from Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam to study Engineering, but her determination

to become a doctor could not be suppressed. She is now doing her Foundation in Medicine at Universiti Islam Antarabangsa

Malaysia and hopefully she will obtain a scholarship when she starts her degree course.

On top of that, my father was given the opportunity to perform Hajj this year. Alhamdulillah. So many good things have

happened to our family.

On behalf of my family, once again, I would like to express our deep appreciation to MyKasih, Mubadala Petroleum and

Lifeworks for the support.

If possible, I would like MyKasih to forward this message to them and to any person or companies which have helped to make

the food aid programme a successful one.

Thank you

Regards,

MOHD MIQDAD BIN YUSREE

Third Year Second Semester

Bachelor of Technology (Hons.) Petroleum Geoscience

Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS,

Bandar Seri Iskandar, 32610 Tronoh, Perak Darul Ridzuan, Malaysia.

Footnote: This letter has been reproduced with permission from the author, Mohd Miqdad (centre). His mother, Ropiah Darsono (second from left),

was a benefi ciary of the MyKasih food aid and training programme sponsored by Mubadala Petroleum.


ROOTING FOR A HEALTHIER FUTUREEdible garden project by Sekolah Kebangsaan Bukit Lanjan (Asli) for crucial life skills,

nutrition, and community economic development.

Dialog Group Berhad (‘DIALOG’) supported its adopted

school in Damansara Perdana, Selangor, with a seed grant

of RM 10,000 to help the school build its edible garden of

vegetables, herbs and fruits.

The ‘OA Greens’ edible garden project, which is being

spearheaded and jointly funded by the Rotary Club of Lake

Gardens Kuala Lumpur, was kicked off on 9 August 2016

in conjunction with the International Day for the World’s

Indigenous Peoples 2016, aptly themed ‘Indigenous Peoples

and Education’.

DIALOG has been rendering assistance to Sekolah

Kebangsaan Bukit Lanjan’s majority indigenous students

since January 2014 via the MyKasih ‘Love My School’

bursary programme. To-date, DIALOG has channeled close

to RM 200,000 to ensure that the students’ nutritional and

educational needs are met.

DIALOG Executive Chairman, Tan Sri Dr Ngau Boon

Keat, who is also Chairman and Co-Founder of MyKasih

Foundation, said, “We are blessed that the entire school

community – its teachers, students and their parents, are

extremely committed in seeing the project through. We are

grateful to the school for providing a space for this meaningful

movement, which DIALOG and other interested members of

the public can jointly participate in.”

Tan Sri Dr Ngau added, “The students are building a healthy

community by growing their own food system for nourishment

through this gardening exercise. Their efforts will certainly

facilitate a greater awakening by setting an example for others

to follow.”


EcoCentric Transitions Director, Firdaus Nisha teaching the students on the types of common edible plants and getting their feedback on their favourite

plants.

Students listening intently as Nisha shows them the edible parts of the

plant.

EcoCentric’s staff, Emily coaching the students on how to start seedlings.


Project ‘OA Greens’ aims to cover four fundamental elements:

1. NUTRITION: Giving primary school children and the

economically-challenged community at large access to

proper nutrition and thereby ensuring food security.

2. LIFE SKILLS: Providing experiential learning of valuable

life skills, i.e. producing food. Children who are not so

academically-inclined (especially the Pendidikan Khas

special needs students) will be creatively engaged and not

feel demotivated in the classroom.

3. LITERACY: Imparting crucial fundamentals of fi nancial

management, environmental consciousness, and social

responsibility among the children. The school teachers

also plan to use the garden to each Bahasa Malaysia,

English, Mathematics and Science.

4. ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT: Assisting the school to

become fi nancially stronger (by way of sales of vegetables

and seedlings) to ensure their students’ overall wellbeing

by continuously maintaining and upgrading school facilities

for a safe and conducive learning environment.

School Headmaster Khairul Anuar said, “We deeply appreciate

the on-going support from DIALOG since the beginning of

2014 and more recently, Rotary’s interest in our students’

wellbeing. Any social investment in meeting the nutritional

and educational needs of the students and their families are

positive steps towards bringing about equity of the Orang Asli

in society.”

“The edible garden is a wonderful community project for

people from all walks of life to come together and interact.

It will also provide the school with a means of generating

income through the sale of fruits and vegetables, seeds and

seedlings, to enable us to continuously provide for a safe and

conducive learning environment for our students,” added

Khairul Anuar.

The primary students were engaged through workshops

conducted by Ecocentric Transitions, to introduce them to

gardening and to envision what the garden will look like.

The students had fun rolling seedballs and then leaving them in the sun

to dry.

The Orang Asli and Penan Adult Learning Class (KEDAP) members

setting up the foundations of the mini maze where the plant beds will be.

MyKasih Foundation Trustee, Siti Khairon (front row, 8th from left) posing for a group photo with members of Rotary International District 3300 (in

purple), SK Bukit Lanjan Headmaster, Khairul Anuar (front row, 3rd from left), teachers of SK Bukit Lanjan and MyKasih staff during the launch of the

programme in August 2016.


Caltex Fuel Your School 2016 extends support

into Pahang and KelantanEnhancing learning experience for students in high-need schools

For the fi fth consecutive year, Chevron Malaysia Limited,

which markets the Caltex® brand, allocated RM250,000 to

continue its annual Caltex Fuel Your School programme in

partnership with MyKasih Foundation, this time, in Kelantan

and Pahang.

The programme is designed to support the education

of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

(collectively known as ‘STEM’) in public schools located in

various communities where Caltex operates. Caltex Fuel Your

School provides teachers with essential tools and resources,

including hands-on project materials that often do not receive

funding from traditional sources.

Between 2012 and 2015, the Caltex Fuel Your School

initiative had raised and funded RM 967,967.67 worth of

STEM-related learning materials for 187 eligible classroom

projects in 97 schools across 6 states in Peninsular Malaysia,

benefi tting over 60,000 students collectively.

“With the right learning tools and materials for STEM subjects,

teachers can help motivate and prepare students to become

engineers, doctors or scientists. The main objectives of

this community campaign are to promote innovation and

economic development, and pave bright futures for these

young people,” said Chevron Malaysia Limited’s Country

Chairman, Shahid Ahmed.

“We believe that education is one of the most signifi cant

indicators of social progress. We hope our ongoing efforts

via the Fuel Your School programme will contribute towards

a better learning environment for students, especially in high-

need schools,” Shahid added.

This year’s program reaches out to public schools in Kelantan

and Pahang, with a total of 50 classroom projects to be

awarded collectively by the end of November. From July 1

to July 31 2016, Caltex contributed RM2 for every purchase

of RON95 or RON97 using the Caltex JOURNEY® Card at

participating Caltex service stations in Kelantan and Pahang.

The selection of projects eligible for funding will be based

on the creative and innovative use of the requested project

materials, which promote hands-on learning experience in

the classroom and those that meet existing school curriculum

objectives.

Chairman and Co-Founder of MyKasih Foundation Tan Sri

Dr Ngau Boon Keat said, “We would like to thank Caltex

for giving MyKasih Foundation the opportunity to support

such a meaningful initiative aimed at creating a nurturing

learning environment for the children. This is in line with our

Foundation’s mission to assist students in their pursuit of

academic excellence.”

“We are extremely proud to be associated with the Caltex

Fuel Your School programme, which is now entering its fi fth

year. The continued collaboration demonstrates Chevron

Malaysia’s trust and faith in MyKasih Foundation to uphold

the integrity of the programme by ensuring that funds reach

the targeted benefi ciaries and are judiciously used for the

intended purpose. We look forward to a successful campaign

in Pahang and Kelantan,” added Tan Sri Dr Ngau Boon Keat.

The Caltex Fuel Your School 2016 programme is expected

to conclude in November 2016 with the delivery of learning

materials for winning classroom projects.


MyKasih Foundation has been working hand-in-hand with Chevron Malaysia to determine classroom projects that deserve to be funded through the

Caltex Fuel Your School programme. MyKasih also guides teachers to frame classroom project proposals based on STEM subjects.


Hari Raya treat for MyKasih students

80 primary school children were treated to a morning of

shopping at Giant’s newly opened outlet in Setapak, Kuala

Lumpur. The outing was hosted by GCH Retail (Malaysia) Sdn

Bhd in conjunction with the ‘Ceria Ramadan Bersama Giant &

Adabi’ event, a joint charity initiative between Giant and food

company, Adabi.

The 80 children, who are MyKasih student benefi ciaries from

the Damansara Perdana community in Selangor, received

shopping vouchers worth RM 200 each to spend on clothes,

shoes and other basic necessities for the Hari Raya Aidilfi tri

celebrations.

One of the students, who came to Giant that Saturday

morning wearing completely worn-out house slippers, was

overjoyed to receive a new pair of shoes of her choice.

Other activities held that day included the cooking and

distribution of the traditional ‘Bubur Lambuk’ (porridge) to

customers visiting Giant Hypermarket Setapak, an annual

Ramadan month-long tradition which Giant and Adabi had

started together in 2013.

GCH Retail (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd Regional Director for Malaysia

and Brunei, Dato’ Tim Ashdown said, “We are truly privileged

to be able to carry out our duties as a responsible corporate

citizen. Charity initiatives such as this enables us to engage

with our customers and at the same time, reach out to those

less fortunate”.

“We are committed to keep this tradition going for years to

come for the benefi t of the community where we operate,”

added Ashdown.

A Giant staff helping a girl put on a baju kurung to try for size.

A boy trying on the songkok.

Children queuing patiently with their shopping basket.

A little girl showing her family’s selections before queuing at the cashier

counter.


Year 6 students of Sekolah Kebangsaan Bukit Lanjan (Asli) in Damansara Perdana undergoing intensive revision classes with their subject

teacher during the week-long UPSR examination period.

Asli students get morale boost in the

run-up to their final examinations

In an activity locally referred to as ‘Perkampungan UPSR’,

eighteen Year 6 students of Sekolah Kebangsaan Bukit

Lanjan (Asli) in Damansara Perdana, Selangor, and their

subject teachers camped in school for fi ve days throughout

the UPSR examination period of 5-9 September 2016.

The students were given intensive revision classes and tips on

how to effectively handle examination questions.

Their School Headmaster, Khairul Anuar, said, “This

Perkampungan activity is an effective way for us to ensure

that the students receive suffi cient rest, adequate nutrition

through regular wholesome meals, and are not distracted by

goings-on at home or in the community.”

“The teachers then have their undivided attention and can

get them to focus during revision sessions. We spend a great

deal of time motivating these students and re-emphasising

that education is the best way out of poverty and hardship,”

added Khairul Anuar.

Sekolah Kebangsaan Bukit Lanjan (Asli) is a majority Orang

Asli primary school located in Damansara Perdana. All of its

164 students, including the pre-schoolers, come from low-

income households.

Since January 2014, DIALOG has been sponsoring 70 of its

students through the MyKasih ‘Love My School’ programme,

where each student receives monthly bursaries worth RM

60 to spend on meals at the school canteen and learning

materials from the school bookshop. They also receive ‘Back-

To-School’ provisions during the year-end school holiday

period.

MyKasih Foundation Co-Founder Puan Sri Jean Ngau

supported the Perkampungan event amounting to RM 17,000

via the MyKasih Orang Asli Children’s Education Fund which

she had launched last year. The funds were used to purchase

their camping beds, pillows and sleeping bags, as well as

their meals throughout the study camp. The same batch of

students were also sent off for a two-day UPSR Study Camp

organised by Berita Harian earlier in August.

MyKasih Foundation Chairman, Tan Sri Dr Ngau Boon Keat,

said, “My wife and I fi rmly believe that educating children is

the most sustainable approach towards poverty alleviation.

We would like to encourage and support the children in any

way we can to help them excel in their studies.”

Nationwide, Year 6 students sit for Bahasa Malaysia, English

Language, Mathematics, and Science papers for their fi nal

UPSR examinations. The results will be announced towards

year end.



MyKasih Foundation Co-Founder, Puan Sri Jean Ngau, with the Year One students of SK Bukit Lanjan. Student enrolment from the Desa Temuan Orang Asli community has improved signifi cantly since the Foundation and caring corporate citizens like DIALOG have extended assistance to the students in the form of nutrition, learning materials, and Back-To-School provisions.

During the perkampungan week, the girls camped out in one of the classrooms which was turned into a temporary ‘dormitory’, while the boys

camped out in the computer lab.

The Year 6 students of SK Bukit Lanjan attending the UPSR Study Camp on 13-14 August 2016 organised by Berita Harian.

Students and teachers taking their meal breaks in between revision

classes during their fi ve-day perkampungan activity.


MyKasih Foundation wouldlike to acknowledge its

donors and partners

•AllianceBank•AmbankGroup•BDO•BHPetrol•BritishAmericanTobacco Foundation•CatherineSim•CenviroSdnBhd•ChanYewKai•ChewEngKar•ChongChongWooi•CIMBFoundation•CLSAChairman’sTrust•ConocoPhillipsMalaysia•DIALOG•ECONSAVE•GCHRetail(Malaysia) SdnBhd(Giant)•HalliburtonEnergyServices

•CentralBankofMalaysia•EconomicPlanningUnit,PrimeMinister’sDepartment•EconomicPlanningUnit,JohorState• Implementation&CoordinationUnitPrimeMinister’sDepartment•MultimediaDevelopmentCorporation•MalaysiaMinistryofEducation•MalaysiaMinistryofHealth•MalaysiaMinistryofHomeAffairs•MalaysiaMinistryofUrbanWellbeing,HousingandLocalGovernment

•AgensiKounselingdanPengurusanKredit(AKPK)ofBankNegaraMalaysia

•KassimChinHumanityFoundation•KlinikKesihatan(nationwide)•KlinikPergigian(nationwide)

•BoulevardHypermarket(Sarawak)•CKSSupermarket(Sabah)•ECONSAVE(nationwide)•GentingMas(Sabah)•GiantHypermarket(nationwide)•HEROHypermarket(KlangValley)

•HouseofHope(Penang)•KassimChinHumanityFoundation•LionsClubInternational(nationwide)•MiriDayakAssociation•PACOSFoundationSabah•PDK(nationwide)

•KoperasiIskandarMalaysiaBerhad(imCoop)

•MetamorfSupermarket(KlangValley)•MilimewaSupermarket•MydinSupermarket(nationwide)•NewWorldMart(Sarawak)

•PersatuanIbuTunggalSarawak(Bintulu)

•PersatuanIbuTunggalTerengganu(Dungun,Kerteh,Paka)

•PertubuhanEhsanPenyayang•PusatPenyayangKgSgKayuAra

•PasarayaAktif•PasarayaBilal(Kelantan)•PasarayaOngTaiKim(KlangValley)•TFValueMart•TheStore(nationwide)•99Speedmart

•RotaryInternational(nationwide)•SOLS24/7•SabahWomenAction-ResourceGroup(SAWO)

•YayasanPasirGudang

•KolejKomunitiMiri•LifeworksSdnBhd•MalaysianCARE•MonashUniversityVolunteersProgramme

•NationalPopulationandFamilyDevelopmentBoard

•PeopleSystemsConsultancy•UniversitiTunAbdulRazak(UniRAZAK)

•SOLS24/7

•MalaysiaMinistryofWomen,FamilyandCommunityDevelopment

•NationalPopulationandFamilyDevelopmentBoard•PerformanceManagementDeliveryUnit,PrimeMinister’sDepartment

•SarawakMinistryofWelfare,WomenandCommunityWellbeing

•SarawakStateGovernment

•HongLeongFoundation•HSBCBankMalaysia• IanHong•John&EdwinaThornton•JTInternationalBerhad•KajangRocksGroup•KertihTerminals•KhazanahNasionalBerhad•LinacoResourcesSdnBhd•LindsayTan•LoyAhWei•ManulifeHoldingsBerhad•MubadalaPetroleum•MurphySarawakOil•NewWorldMart•NgauBoonKeat&Family•NgYeeSiang•PasarayaBilal•PasarayaOngTaiKim

•Paul&PatriciaGould•PengerangIndependentTerminalsSdnBhd•PerisaiPetroleumTeknologiBhd•PETRONAS•PuanZainabMohdSalleh•QuillCapitaTrust•RocOil•RotaryClub•SapuraKencanaPetroleumBerhad•SimeDarby•SPSetiaFoundation•TanLekLek•TanjungLangsatTerminals•TNTExpressWorldwide•WongYatSun•YayasanPasirGudang•99Speedmart

Donors

Government Ministries and Agencies

Education and Training

Partner Retail Stores

NGOs

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ContentsChairman’s message 1

Overview of MyKasih 2

Board of Trustees 4

MyKasih Today 5

Launches 6-8

• CenviroGroupdonatesRM250,000

• JTIMalaysiaandMyKasihFoundationteamupfor 4thconsecutiveyear

Programmes & Activities 9-27

• GolfersswinginaidofMyKasih

• PDKCenwaeyPenaneyholdsfirstSportsDayforSemaiOrangAslistudents

• AmomentwithJenitaEngi

• MubadalaPetroleumsponsorsadditionalprogrammesforMirifolk

• AletterofgratitudeforMubadalaPetroleum,MyKasihFoundationandLifeworksSdnBhd

• DIALOGrootingforahealthierfuture

• CaltexFuelYourSchool2016extendssupportintoPahangandKelantan

• GiantHariRayatreatforMyKasihstudents

• Aslistudentsgetmoraleboostintherun-uptotheirfinalexaminations

Make a difference 28

Donors & Partners 29

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