MKH buys household items for Kaizen Children Home

MKH Berhad (MKH) has bought some household items and paid the utility bills for Kaizen Children Home in Semenyih on 22 March 2022.

MKH’s corporate communication general manager, Christina Chen said that home enhancement program is one of the ways which MKH assists the welfare homes to replace essential household items that needed by the inmates.

“In doing this, we hope that our contribution will provide a more comfortable living environment that is more sustainable to the children from Kaizen,” Christina said.

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“MKH continuously explore opportunities to give back to the community through corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives. While we acknowledge the efforts of government at all levels in providing health care to the citizens, there is no doubt that they also need some level of support from private sectors as the demand is enormous”, she added.

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MKH’s representatives strike a pose with children from Kaizen Children Home

“We have been spending carefully in managing the welfare home. We haven’t changed the pillows for a few years. It is a blessing that children have new pillows now,” said Peggy Chin, home supervisor of Kaizen Children Home.

The said household items were pillow, dish rack, and a plastic cabinet. In addition, MKH has paid the water and electricity bills for the home.

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