Persatuan Pendidikan Kanak-kanak Matakana, Sabah supports 11 schools and about 1000 children in Sabah. These schools are located in Beluran, Telupid, Kalabakan, Keningau, Tenom, Beaufort, Papar and Kota Kinabalu.
With tens of thousands of children in Sabah with no access to school or learning centres, this non-governmental organisation focuses on educating marginalised and disadvantaged children, many of whom are with undocumented status. With illiteracy, poverty and vulnerability maiming the future of young Sabahans, this non-governmental organisation hopes to one day break this cycle to ensure a better future for all children and their families in Sabah.
On 13th July, Dr. Kathryn, a dedicated volunteer at the organization, visited families in three impoverished villages in rural Sabah to distribute 72 packs of groceries. These poverty-stricken households, located in Kinarut, Keningau, and Tenom, rely on farming as their primary source of income and were in urgent need of assistance. Through this initiative, the families received food aid to help sustain them during these difficult times. The distribution of essential food items aimed to provide some relief to those struggling with the ongoing challenges of rural life, ensuring that they had the resources to continue their daily routines despite the hardships they face.
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