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Free care: Patient at the Albukhary Dialysis Centre, where medical and nursing staff provide free treatments. — Handout

The Foundation’s top priority is education. Its Albukhary Tuition Programme reached out to poor rural students weak in Mathematics, Science and English, which are compulsory pass subjects in the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia. A network of 200 tuition centres were set up from Perlis to Sabah, with qualified teachers engaged to conduct remedial classes.

Between 2001 and 2009, the Albukhary Tuition Program provided free tuition for 80,000 students from 500 schools nationwide. Many of the students achieved examination scores

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