Pharmacy inks deal to help fund education for the poor


Lau and Pardip (both in the centre) with officials from the pharmacy and foundation along with tuition pupils at the signing of the deal in Petaling Jaya.

Health and education are the two greatest gifts for children — and it was a combination of the two when a pharmacy announced a deal with an organisation that runs free tuition centres.

Health Lane Family Pharmacy signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Tara Foundation, that runs 30 tuition centres, with an aim to ensure zero school dropouts.

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