Refuge for stateless kids


PETALING JAYA: A group of poor and marginalised students has started a “safe space” for stateless children who fell into glue-sniffing in the destitute water villages of Semporna, Sabah.

Sekolah Pemulihan Gam (SPG), fronted by students who themselves came from impoverished families, began early this year to help other children in their community who were affected by the social problem.

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