A focus on education among Orang Asli kids


DKSH employees with Kelas Komuniti Kampung Tanam in Kuala Rompin, Pahang.

A PRESCHOOL for Orang Asli children in Pahang welcomed visitors bearing gifts of food, clothes and toys, as part of a collaborative adoption programme.

Kelas Komuniti Kampung Tanam in Kuala Rompin is the adopted school under market expansion services company DKSH Malaysia and non-governmental organisation (NGO) Suka Society.

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