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Community
The Group’s community investment
contributions, which fall within a clear set of priorities, are in adherence to
the philosophy of the Group, the Government and the society.
Infrastructure Support and Services to Local Communities: The Group’s
contributions reaches out to different sectors of community, irrespective of
race, creed and religion. In 2009, the Group contributed to the Women’s Aid
Organisation, the Malaysian Pediatric Foundation, Hospis Malaysia, the Alzheimer
Disease Foundation, the Malaysian Liver Foundation, the Tunku Azizah Fertility
Foundation, the Gujerati Association W.P & Selangor, Divine Live Society and
others. The
Group also donated to St. John Ambulance for its 24-Hour Highway Emergency
Ambulance Service, help equip ambulances with medical necessities.
The Group embarked on a year-long road safety campaign with the Ministry of
Transport, Ministry of Education, Road Safety Department (JKJR) and the Road
Safety Marshal Club (RSMC) - the Kempen Topi Keledar Kanak-Kanak Genting. Some
4,500 primary school students from nine states were educated on various road
safety practices such as crossing the road safely, adhering to traffic and road
signs, fastening seat belts and on proper helmet usage. All the students were
each presented with a SIRIM-approved helmet.
Awana Langkawi conducted public health checks for the surrounding communities
during Health Day, as well as a safety talk during Safety and Career Week.
Underprivileged and Disability Groups: The Group strives to care and
provide for the underprivileged and disabled in the community. In 2009, the
Group hosted the less fortunate and underprivileged during Hari Raya Aidilfitri,
Deepavali and Universal Children’s Day celebrations. A fairytale Christmas party
themed “Your Christmas Wish Comes True” was organised where special children,
their parents and minders received presents that were entirely sponsored by the
Group’s
employees. The Group also organized two Hollywood blockbuster movies for 265
underprivileged children from six schools. The Group donated RM268,000 to 67
charitable organisations ranging from welfare homes to non-governmental
organisations during the Festive Season Contribution. Besides this, the Group
also donated a custommade wheelchair to Adam Firdaus who suffers from Cerebral
Palsy.
Education: The Group places paramount importance in enhancing the quality
of education in Malaysia and has supported various educational institutions in
cash and kind.
Youth Development: The Group initiated a year-long Wiz Kids programme for
40 orphans at Badan Amal Nur Zaharah, Janda Baik to promote character
development, self-esteem and perseverance. A selected number of orphans, as Wiz
Kids, were rewarded with a shopping trip. The Group also contributed to Hindu
Sevai Sangam for its motivational camp which seeks to inculcate good habits
amongst youths in the community.
Sports: The Group contributes substantially to organisations for various
sporting events, including being a main sponsor and official partner of the King
of Mountain (KOM) jersey for the Le Tour de Langkawi. The Group also contributed
to the Selangor Tennis Association for its Junior Development Programme 2009 and
to the Pahang Hockey Association and Football Association of Malaysia.
Culture and Arts: The Group works alongside with the Ministry of
Information, Communication and Culture to promote the Malaysian culture,
performing arts, and to provide youths with a platform to showcase their
talents. The Group hosted three showcases of “Orkestra Simfoni Remaja”- a
programme under the “Pusat Pemuzik Budaya” of Istana Budaya and the Ministry of
Information, Communication and Culture. For the second time, the Group hosted
the Team Malaysia 2009 of World Championship of Performing Arts for a two-day
showcase at Times Square, First World Plaza and Merdeka Stage, Outdoor Theme
Park.
GENM We CARE Team: GENM We CARE Team and Awana We CARE Team encourage
community service by employees. With 630 members, the teams conducted repairs,
maintenance works, gardening, cleaning, interactive activities and food
distribution at Badan Amal Nur Zaharah, Selangor Family Aid Association and
Lanchang Che Wong Orang Asli community. Chinese New Year with 60 senior citizens
at Ampang Old Folks Home saw “Ang Pow” donations from the Group’s management and
staff. The team also had Berbuka Puasa with the Orang Asli community at Kampung
Sungai Gapoi, Karak with the Minister of Health as the guest of honour. At the
event, ‘Duit Raya’, hampers and goodies were also presented. Various community
service activities were also organised at Awana Hotels & Resorts. Awana Genting
Highlands We CARE Team had Berbuka Puasa with 70 orphans from Pusat Kebajikan
Kemahiran Serendah and donated food and conducted “gotong-royong” at Patus Orang
Asli Settlement at Kuala Lipis. Awana Kijal We CARE Team conducted a
beach-cleaning “gotong-royong” with the Malaysian Army and had Berbuka Puasa
with 30 orphans from Kompleks Penyayang Kemaman. Awana Langkawi We CARE Team
regularly provides food and house maintenance for disadvantaged individuals.
Source: Genting Malaysia
Berhad
Annual Report 2009
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