Equipping poor students with culinary and hospitality skills


Wan says the SHCAC is aimed at reaching out to poor students to address poverty.

THREE years ago, Tun Dr Siti Hasmah Mohd Ali declared open the Saleha Hospitality & Culinary Arts Centre (SHCAC) at the SMK St Mary’s, Kuala Lumpur campus in Selayang.

The centre, named after Dr Siti Hasmah’s sister Tan Sri Saleha Mohd Ali, has since seen scores of students benefit from its culinary and hospitality workshops and courses. The wife of Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad is an alumna of St Mary’s.

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