The Hearts for Hope Campaign 2025 by TAR UMT students raised over RM17,000 for a Setapak community centre, funding operations, elderly counselling, and a children’s music corner. The five-day event featured performances, games, and activities highlighting urban poverty, drawing nearly 1,000 visitors.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.
Our days were packed–meetings, case reports, home visits and follow-ups. It was another ordinary morning in the year 2023 at Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah, supporting the doctors and colleagues in attending to people living with HIV/AIDS who had defaulted in adhering to their medication schedules. Somehow, we were brought to another ward.
My connection with Madam Mah began before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented in 2020. One day, by chance, a colleague introduced her to me and handed over her case for me to follow up on. In the beginning, my interactions with Madam Mah were limited to delivering food provisions through collaboration with a charitable organisation. I knew very little about her.