SJK (T) Taman Sentosa, Klang, pupils playing hockey as part of the Fun in Learning Programme.
MALAYSIA Day, which marks when Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak became one country on Sept 16, is a reminder of how a new nation was formed to give better opportunities to all.
Although there are still pockets of society in great need, ordinary Malaysians have stepped up and come together to help all, regardless of colour and creed.
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SJK (T) Taman Sentosa, Klang, pupils playing hockey as part of the Fun in Learning Programme.
Hamidi (right) giving aid to an elderly man under the charity’s monthly donations to needy families.
Seso Malaysia provides free meals to the homeless at Medan Tuanku in Kuala Lumpur.
Volunteers of Seso Malaysia delivering 'Boxes of Kindness' to refugees in Batu Caves. - Picture courtesy of Seso Malaysia
A volunteer of Ananda Cares Charity handing out provisions to elderly women in front of Sai Ananda Centre in Kampung Laksamana, Batu Caves.
Underprivileged children learning to play dhol (North Indian drum) from a volunteer at Ananda Cares Charity in Kampung Laksamana, Batu Caves.
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