Focus on alleviating difficulty for the B40

A charitable organisation has actually paid out RM642,586 in between July 1, 2023, and June 30, 2024, profiting 1,805 individuals throughout Penang and Kerian area in Perak.

Khor Teng Tong and Hunza Charity Bhd (KTTHCB) supervisor Datuk Seri Khor Teng Tong claimed the Penang- based organisation was devoted to enhancing lives.

It concentrated on supplying assistance in education and learning, health and wellness and social well-being to the B40 team, he claimed.

“As of July 1 last year, we extended financial aid to 145 students from B40 families, with an additional 87 applications approved and awaiting disbursement.

“Another 150 applications are currently under review.

“Moving forward, KTTHCB plans to allocate aid based on a 50% share for students from poor families, 20% for single parents and 10% each for senior citizens, the sick and other needy groups,” he claimed in a declaration.

Founded in 2019, KTTHCB has 3 core campaigns– Education Outreach Project (EDO), Single Parents’ Outreach (SPO) and Helping Hands Outreach Project (HHO).

Khor included that the EDO Project concentrated on impoverished schoolchildren, guaranteeing their accessibility to fundamental demands.

The SPO Project sustained solitary moms and dads having a hard time to offer their youngsters or dependants deserted by loved ones.

“I was saddened to hear of stories of hardship from SPO recipients, and I hope the aid helps ease their burden,” he claimed.

“We assisted 425 destitute elderly and sick folk under the HHO Project.

“Our emphasis is mainly on the younger generation as they represent the future of our nation.

“We must ensure that they have the resources to succeed,” Khor included.

Those thinking about requesting financial assistance can email the structure at khcb.eo@gmail.com