Charity begins at home


Guiding hand: Hong (standing right) and his staff members guiding the home’s residents in an art activity.

KLUANG: A charity home here has been hiring underprivileged individuals such as single mothers and people with disabilities to provide them with a source of income to feed their families.Currently, the Johor Handicapped and Disabled Association has 15 workers from low-income families looking after 46 residents with special needs at the home in Jalan Lintang.

According to its chairman Andy Hong, three among the staff are disabled people.

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