YWCA Penang's women and men empowerment session through the Y Kitchen started by Dr Marina (in blue). Photo: YWCA Penang
Juggling her career as a dentist with family responsibilities hasn’t detracted from Datuk Dr Marina Lalitha David’s lifelong commitment towards helping the less fortunate.
The 66-year-old dental surgeon from Penang has dedicated her life towards advocating for women empowerment and underprivileged children.
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Helping the underprileged
YWCA Penang's women and men empowerment session through the Y Kitchen started by Dr Marina (in blue). Photo: YWCA Penang
'We can’t change the world but we can do what we’re able to within our community,' says Dr Marina. Photo: The Star/Yap Chee Hong
The president of Penang's YWCA, Dr Marina says that though she can't change the world, she is determined to do what she can for her community. Photo: Filepic
YWCA Penang's 100 years celebration in 2009. Photo: YWCA Penang
Dr Marina (first from left) at YWCA Penang's 100th year anniversary in 2009. Photo: YWCA Penang
YWCA Penang holds regular jumble sales to build community spirit and raise funds for needy. Photo: YWCA Penang
YWCA Penang's 50th Anniversary in 1959. Photo: YWCA Penang
YWCA Penang's annual kindergarten concert for the children in 2012. Photo: YWCA Penang
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