Sowing the seeds of kindness


Growing strong: Tang (second from left) and his team delivering two terrariums and 10 giant tilapias to the Sungai Buloh Hospital which were accepted by hospital director Dr Kuldip Kaur (second from right) and rehabilitation medicine head Dr Akmal Hafizah (right).
Growing strong: Tang (second from left) and his team delivering two terrariums and 10 giant tilapias to the Sungai Buloh Hospital which were accepted by hospital director Dr Kuldip Kaur (second from right) and rehabilitation medicine head Dr Akmal Hafizah (right).
PETALING JAYA: A tragic accident five years ago left Dr Billy Tang paralysed below the waist but it did not break him.

With the support of his family, he strove on and is now dedicating his life to his passion – urban farming, which made him an icon in feeding the poor and helping the disabled community at his social enterprise – PWD Smart FarmAbility. (PWD means Person With Disability.)

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