Kechara Soup Kitchen (KSK) has been serving marginalised communities in Malaysia for over 15 years; these include the homeless, urban poor and Orang Asli populations. In recent years we have ...
Street Food Distribution Routes
Practical details
Volunteering • One-off
Contact person
MAD For Good Admin
#60546
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Kechara Soup Kitchen strives to reduce homelessness, food wastage, and poverty in Malaysia.
Street route
- Volunteers distribute meal sets around the city.
Method of distribution
- Walk, find and distribute food.
Volunteering:
- Max 10 volunteers.
- Split into five routes.
- Two volunteers per route.
Mode of transport
- Own Transport
Itinerary:
- 07.00 pm – Gather.
- 07.15 pm – New volunteer safety briefing and preparation.
- 08.00 pm – Distribution begins.
- 10.00 pm – End.
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About Kechara Soup Kitchen
Kechara Soup Kitchen (KSK) has been serving marginalised communities in Malaysia for over 15 years; these include the homeless, urban poor and Orang Asli populations. In recent years we have strategically expanded their focus upstream of the poverty curve to reach the urban poor via our Food Bank and Empowerment Programs. These programs aim to provide assistance to the most vulnerable segments of our community, before they fall into complete poverty and hardship.
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