NGO revives after-school club


Dr Wan Azizah presenting duit raya to guests at Insaf Malaysia’s Hari Raya event. With her is Ishak (second from left). — Photos: AZHAR MAHFOF/The Star

Non-governmental organisation (NGO) Insaf Malaysia has revived its After-School Club – an initiative that addresses underprivileged children missing out on activities beyond the school hours.

Insaf Malaysia president and founder Ishak Abdul Kadir said the club had carried out activities since October last year, comprising art, music, self-defence, sports classes as well as counselling sessions which primary school pupils were free to join.

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