Helping communities should not just be about donating goods. While short-term help is necessary, community engagement is needed if the objective is to transform lives, said International Medical University (IMU) Community Engagement Dean, Prof Khoo Suan Phaik. The varsity’s community engagement efforts, she said, are increasingly being designed to create more sustainable outcomes for various communities impacted by health inequalities and poverty. Find out more about this at Sewing a Better Future (The Star, 1 May 2022) or view the online version at https://www.thestar.com.my/news/education/2022/05/01/sewing-a-better-future.
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