THOSE with limited financial resources are finding it tough to survive the lockdown and struggling to put food on the table.
They include people out of jobs and charity homes in need of help to feed their dependants.
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Cooking for a good cause: The Assembly Soup Kitchen volunteers busy packing food to be distributed to the underprivileged groups.
Tuzan says during the lockdown, the cafe prepares hot meals on a needs basis for the less fortunate.
Raman showing a free meal pack comprising rice, two vegetable dishes and a protein item.
The team at Charlie’s Cafe has to work three times harder during the MCO to keep the business afloat.
Ng handing over a freshly cooked vegetarian meal prepared by Dapur Kinrara 2.0 to a recipient at Maheswari Kaliamman Temple in Taman Bunga Melor, Puchong.
Dapur Kinrara volunteers busy cooking and packing meals. — Photos: AZLINA ABDULLAH, LOW LAY PHON and YAP CHEE HONG/The Star
