Hiew, who starts his day at the urban farm in Anjung Kelana, says watching the plants grow gives him a deep sense of satisfaction. — Photos: RAJA FAISAL HISHAN and GRACE CHEN/The Star
Spacious, breezy, orderly and peaceful.
This best describes the atmosphere at Anjung Kelana, a transformation centre in Taman Danau Desa, Kuala Lumpur, set up by the Federal Territories Ministry for the homeless to receive job skills training.
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Hiew, who starts his day at the urban farm in Anjung Kelana, says watching the plants grow gives him a deep sense of satisfaction. — Photos: RAJA FAISAL HISHAN and GRACE CHEN/The Star
Basri has found a new skill in making ecobricks out of recycled bottles stuffed with fabric and paper scraps. The bricks have been used as part of the deco for this stall.
New skills: Basri makes ecobricks out of recycled bottles stuffed with fabric and paper scraps. He has also learnt how to assemble laser-cut parts into book stands and clocks. — GRACE CHEN/The Star
Chandran, 73, the oldest resident in Anjung Kelana, wishes to drive a lorry or school van again.
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