
Beyond Grants: How Three Malaysian Social Enterprises Are Rethinking Fundraising for Growth
For a long time, grants were how most social enterprises in Malaysia stayed afloat. They helped founders test ideas, run pilots, and prove that impact

For a long time, grants were how most social enterprises in Malaysia stayed afloat. They helped founders test ideas, run pilots, and prove that impact

In the heart of Kota Bharu, Kelantan, where the call to prayer weaves through the bustle of daily trade, stands Pasar Besar Siti Khadijah, a

Frank Steward Panting Sa bercita-cita untuk menjadi seorang guru pada masa depan. Tawaran untuk menghadiri temu duga kemasukan dalam talian ke Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris

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People have often cautioned each other to tread the streets of Chow Kit carefully. Historically, Chow Kit has been perceived to be rough in its

In a modest kitchen located at PPR (People’s Housing Project) Gombak Setia, Normah Tekah, a single mother, skillfully prepares delicious meals to satisfy the demands

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To some ex-convicts and ex-drug addicts, life is easier in the sterile environment provided by prisons and rehabilitation facilities. To them, freedom means being forced

Before the break of dawn at 6am in East Malaysia, there are lights in the kitchen that have not been switched off since the previous