Nurturing the inner potential in students


Our achievement: Participants of the motivational workshop in Kuantan hold up a list of what they learnt in the programme.

A student-led organisation wants to prove that small acts of kindness can have a great impact in addressing education inequality.

IT BEGAN with a newspaper article. In January 1993, a Malay-language daily published an account of a struggling mother, Kelthom Abdullah.

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