Malaysians living abroad give back to their new communities


  • People
  • Sunday, 14 Dec 2014

Sarah Chung with sons Samuel and Simeon. Photo provided by Sarah Chung.

Giving back to society is important, no matter where you are. Meet two Malaysians who are contributing their special skills to their new communities.

Consultant, trainer and educational psychologist Dr Inderbir Sandhu left the country in 2002 when she married a Singaporean. The former Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) lecturer and her husband are now based in Gurgaon, near New Delhi, India where she specialises in gifted education – teacher training, IQ testing, counselling parents and gifted individuals, and consulting. 

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