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The Registry of Societies Malaysia will launch its 2026 MADANI Adopted Village and School programmes in Sarawak on August 1, directing RM600,000 towards infrastructure and community development initiatives.
Malaysia's Department of Social Welfare has launched the MADANI Adopted Village Programme in Penang, allocating RM600,000 to combine physical infrastructure improvements with skills training and education initiatives aimed at sustainable community development.
Transport Minister Anthony Loke has unveiled RM100,000 in funding for Kampung Bukit Temiang to upgrade community facilities under the MADANI Adopted Village Programme, with contributions from the Railway Assets Corporation and his allocation as Seremban MP.