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Kebun Bandar Hijrah Warrior

Rashdan Rashid, Persatuan Kebajikan Golongan Asnaf dan Gelandangan

24-Jun-21 21:00

Kebun Bandar Hijrah Warrior

Recognising that the effort to fix homelessness does not stop at only helping the community, Kebun Bandar Hijrah Warrior plans to also empower the homeless by equipping them with farming skills, so that they have an option to turn over a new leaf. We speak to the person in charge, Rashdan Rashid, to learn more about how he plans to give a helping hand that will be more beneficial in the long run, all while appreciating our relationship with the environment.

IMAGE SOURCE: Berita Harian

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin

Presented by: Haniff Baharudin


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