NGO continues to channel assistance to needy
Published on: Saturday, February 25, 2023
By: R Gonzales
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Lim (fourth right) handing over the donation to Jail witnessed by Pong (right).
Tuaran: In order to ease burdens faced by rural residents, the Kota Kinabalu Hakka Association continues to collect funds to channel assistance to needy residents, especially in rural areas.The Welfare and Community Visit Programme held at the Multipurpose Hall in Kampung Logub, Kiulu here recently was held in cooperation with the Malaysian Youth Movement (YMM) Kota Kinabalu Branch and the Sabah KDMR Artist Friendship Association (PPAKS).
The representative president of the Kota Kinabalu Hakka Association, Lim Lip Nyap, said the visit and the charity work involved aimed to help residents whose monthly household income was less than the Poverty Line Income (PGK).
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