Change - S P Setia Berhad
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32<br />
Annual report 2008<br />
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY<br />
S P <strong>Setia</strong> Foundation<br />
The S P <strong>Setia</strong> Foundation is one of the most active charity trusts founded<br />
by a property developer. Our charity work through the S P <strong>Setia</strong> Foundation<br />
under the stewardship of Chairman Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye has also endeared<br />
us to the community.<br />
The Foundation’s main focus is in the area of education where it sponsors<br />
the studies of some 2,300 primary pupils across the country under the <strong>Setia</strong><br />
Adoption Program (SAP). The SAP allocates between RM860 to RM960<br />
yearly for every <strong>Setia</strong> Adopted Children in primary school to sponsor their<br />
school fees, textbooks, computer fees, school bag, tuition fees, stationery,<br />
uniforms and canteen meals. Meanwhile, secondary school kids are given<br />
RM1,000 yearly.<br />
On 20 January 2008, the parents of 196 underprivileged <strong>Setia</strong> Adopted<br />
Children beamed with pride as they cheered their children onto the stage to<br />
receive awards for their excellent academic performance in the 2007 UPSR<br />
examinations at the Annual SAP Excellence Awards Ceremony.<br />
Foundation sponsors RM33,000 to set up<br />
Smart E-Classroom and purchase study<br />
desks and chairs<br />
Students in SJK (C) Kwong Hon can now enjoy<br />
learning in a technology-enriched environment and<br />
comfortable setting with the donation of RM33,000<br />
from S P <strong>Setia</strong> Foundation to set up a smart<br />
e-classroom and purchase 300 sets of brand-new<br />
study tables.<br />
Other Foundation activities:<br />
Free Intensive Remedial Training for<br />
Dyslexic Children<br />
With the Foundation’s support, 10 needy<br />
dyslexic children were given the opportunity<br />
to undergo five months of intensive remedial<br />
training programme at the Dyslexia Association<br />
of Wilayah Persekutuan (DAWP) with the hope<br />
to eventually integrate them into the mainstream<br />
education system upon successful completion<br />
of the programme.