RM500 grant for Keningau Vocational College students’ mental health drive
Published on: Saturday, April 13, 2024
By: Johan Aziz
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The Keningau Vocational College students won the grant for their mental health awareness campaign.
KENINGAU: A team of student mentors from Keningau Vocational College had been selected as recipients of the Amal Fund for their mental health awareness campaigns.
The fund is given by a Malaysian who is currently working in the United States and she chose four student-led community projects in Malaysia to receive the grant.
The group received a total of RM500 to expand the campaign, dubbed “It’s Okay”, said the College Head of Research and Innovation, Dr Sirhajwan Idek here.
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