Chan (left) talking to some of the refugee students at the Top Achievers Academy. The school is seeking the public’s help to pay for rent and utilities. It also needs volunteers to teach the secondary classes.
Three thousand ringgit – that’s all Top Achievers Academy, a school for refugee children, needs to stay afloat every month.
It may seem like a small sum but founders Jeanette Chan and Francis Tay face constant struggles when canvassing for funds to pay for rent and utilities.
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