It is a time for celebration, for the once-struggling community now stands tall! Yes – after 15 years of development programmes...

Despite these hardships, Dilshara and Gihansa exhibit remarkable energy, expressiveness, and joy, albeit being undernourished.

The life path of girls in Tua Chua, Vietnam is often decided for them – drop out of school at 10, get married at 14 or 15 and then become...

It was a sunny Saturday, 29 July, filled with excitement and cheers at the Dewan Serbaguna MBPJ grounds! It was...

Every day, in every country in the world, girls are confronted by violence, abuse and unequal treatment that continues to rob them of their childhoods and limit their chances. A girl is far more likely to be denied her rights, kept from school, forced to marry and subjected to violence. Such is the story of Pauline, who against all odds had a breakthrough.

Playing sports can be one of the most important aspects of a child’s life. Why? Sports help children learn. Through sports, children can develop confidence, independence, physical skills, concentration and creative thinking. And don’t forget, a healthy diet plays a vital part in helping children enjoy sports. However, good health, nutrition and exercise can seem out of reach for children from underprivileged communities in Malaysia. These children record higher percentages of malnutrition than the national average.