HungerHurts members after distributing food supplies in June 2016. Faiz (in red T-shirt, standing fifth from right) had mooted the idea of assisting the poor and homeless despite his own struggles.
IN 2016, a group of university students decided to hit the streets of Kuala Lumpur to distribute basic necessities to the homeless, just to give back to society although they did not have much themselves.
Called HungerHurts, its 25 members were bent on reducing Malaysia’s poverty rate through the power of youth, said Nabil Nazmi, who now leads the group.
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HungerHurts members after distributing food supplies in June 2016. Faiz (in red T-shirt, standing fifth from right) had mooted the idea of assisting the poor and homeless despite his own struggles.
HungerHurts' Sole Searching exercise in August 2019, collected and distributed 581 shoes to underprivileged children.
Nabil (left) presenting face masks to a Lembah Subang PPR resident under the Mask Up initiative.
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