Chua (left) says One Hope Charity and Welfare has worked closely with the state government to help the less fortunate. — Filepic
NON-governmentAL organisations (NGOs) contribute significantly to the safety and well-being of commmunities.
These NGOs are indispensable as they dedicate time, resources and expertise to address social issues, protect the disadvantaged and create positive change in society.
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Chua (left) says One Hope Charity and Welfare has worked closely with the state government to help the less fortunate. — Filepic
Chow (in white) and Gobalakrishnan (on Chow’s right) presenting Hari Raya food aid and cash to families in need during an MICCI event. — Filepic
Cheah says the synergy between the state and NGOs can enhance initiatives.
Teoh: The state gives allocations for the Voluntary Fire and Rescue Squad.
Sharifah Noorriati hopes assemblymen will involve NGO leaders in meetings to get input.
Gobalakrishnan says MICCI thanks the state government for the Little India arch.
Island Glades residents getting water from a tanker belonging to the Bukit Bendera Voluntary Fire and Rescue Squad after their supply was disrupted. — Filepic
Munower Sadiq: YMSC was given tax exemption for mosques and madrasah.
Rose Charities Malaysia members preparing fried bee hoon for the Feed the B40 programme at their club house in Pulau Tikus, Penang. — Filepic
Upgrading works being carried out at the basketball court in Taman Sunway Tunas, Bayan Baru. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star
Seh Guan is happy the Penang government supports the sporting community.
Choo Hooi says the relationship between Penang government and NGOs is good.
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