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Slow sales affect NGO’s efforts to raise funds and support indigenous people

By ZAZALI MUSA
Care United Society’s retail gallery in Taman Molek, Johor Baru sells handicrafts made by indigenous communities. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

CARE United Society Johor Baru is glad that its retail gallery is open once again under the conditional movement control order.

The space sells handicraft items made by the Iban and Penan from Sarawak as well as the Mah Meri of Pulau Carey, Selangor.

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KEYWORDS: CARE United , Florene Goh , Retail Outlet , Taman Molek , Indigenous tribes

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