Carpentry a tool to empower B40


Mohd Faizal (left) supervises participants at Re-Kayu, which provides free carpentry training to youths from PPR and B40 communities in Klang Valley.

Social enterprise also helps jobless, former prisoners gain skills, generate income

WHO would have thought that repurposing wood waste can have such a positive impact on the lives of the B40 group and residents of People’s Housing Project (PPR)?

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