9 Extraordinary Faces Of Healthcare In Malaysia
March 31, 2022
The Malaysian healthcare system has grown from strength to strength in the past decade and is slowly on par with developed countries[1]. However, the COVID-19
Pepper Cloud: Cloud Kitchens For B40 And Unemployed Youth (A New Venture By Masala Wheels)
March 29, 2022
An a-ha moment over a cup of teh tarik at a Mamak restaurant was the start of the acclaimed social enterprise, Masala Wheels in 2015.
Some Ex-Convicts Find It Easier In Prison Than In The Real World: A Closer Look Into Recidivism In Malaysia
March 28, 2022
Malaysia recorded a recidivism rate of 8% in 2017. This means that only 8% of offenders after being released from prison return behind bars due
8 Facts Relating To Water Scarcity Issues And How It Affects Malaysians
March 24, 2022
Water is a human right and everyone deserves access to clean water and sanitation. Without water, livelihoods and living are affected. Perhaps you may remember
Can An Autistic Child In A Low Income Family Thrive?
March 23, 2022
In 2020, at least 20,000 children are with disabilities, including children with developmental delays such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD)[1]. The National Autism Society Of
Uncle Amran’s Been Living On The Streets For 50 Years. Here’s What He Has To Say About Being Homeless
March 21, 2022
For almost 50 years, Uncle Amran’s home has been the streets. From years of hopping between Johor, Penang and Ipoh, he once resided on the
Over 8000 People In Rural Sabah Tapped Into Clean Water And Now They Have Livestock And Income
March 21, 2022
Everything starts from water. We drink it to survive, water cleanses and nourishes nature. Many of us in the urban parts of Malaysia are accustomed
Dato’ Lim Kok Cheong: From A Family Of Rubber Tappers To A Wealthy Millionaire Made Rich By Water
March 18, 2022
Lim Kok Cheong was born in 1945 amid uncertainties and at the height of the Second World War. Lim was born in Batam, Indonesia, but
6 Organisations Making Clean Water and Sanitation Accessible To Malaysia’s Vulnerable
March 17, 2022
The average Malaysian uses around 201 litres of water a day[1]. That is higher than the recommendation of 50 – 100 litres of water a
“Where there is a flood, I’ll be there to help” – Abang Viva, The True Icon Of #kitajagakita #rakyatjagarakyat
March 16, 2022
Within a short span of nearly three months, Malaysia has seen four occasions of flash flooding. The first was the unprecedented flash flooding that hit