Malaysian artistes come together to help youth from B40 families with ‘Kita Jaga Kita’ programme


These artistes have come together to make the 'Kita Jaga Kita' programme a success. Photo: Yayasan KRU

Private foundation Yayasan KRU launched "Kita Jaga Kita" programme on June 1 as another bid to aid young people from B40 families find new economic opportunities and to empower them with the right tools.

This programme includes sponsorship of a training stint and contribution of information technology products, such as tablets and laptops.

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