Asia Pacific University’s Sustainable Future Fusion (APU SFF), in collaboration with the Kuala Lumpur Tourism, Entrepreneurs, and Stakeholders Association (KLTESA), has donated three laptops and one tablet to Yayasan Chow Kit. This initiative will benefit more than 75 refugee children under the foundation’s care, helping them to access digital learning resources and enhance their studies.
The donation was made following a request from Yayasan Chow Kit, which reached out to APU SFF regarding the urgent need for laptops to support the children’s education. APU SFF and KLTESA responded promptly, recognizing the importance of providing equal opportunities for all children to pursue their education with proper digital tools.

This effort builds on past collaborations, where APU SFF had previously organized a workshop for Yayasan Chow Kit children, teaching them PowerPoint presentation skills and design techniques. In addition to the laptops and tablet, APU SFF also contributed games such as Snakes & Ladders, board games, and Rubik’s Cubes worth around RM 200.00, aiming to encourage both learning and play as part of the children’s holistic development.
APU SFF President Khoo Lay Yang (centre) and Advisor Ms Cynthia Mala Paul Dorairaj (second from right) with the leadership and committee members of KLTESA take a group picture at the entrance of the learning centre of Yayasan Chow Kit.
APU SFF President Khoo Lay Yang (centre) and Advisor Ms Cynthia Mala Paul Dorairaj (second from right) with the leadership and committee members of KLTESA take a group picture at the entrance of the learning centre of Yayasan Chow Kit.
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“Our goal has always been to create opportunities where they are most needed. Education is a powerful tool, and we are glad to support these children with access to technology that will enhance their learning journey,” said Khoo Lay Yang, President of SFF.

“This collaboration demonstrates the strength of working together for a meaningful cause. We hope this contribution inspires more initiatives that empower children and build a brighter future,” added Ms. Cynthia Mala Paul, Advisor of SFF & Lecturer, SOB.

“At KLTESA, we believe education is the foundation of empowerment. By supporting these children with both learning tools and activities that stimulate creativity, we are investing in their future and giving them the opportunity to thrive,” said Kenneth Oh, President of KLTESA.

This collaboration reflects APU SFF’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, inclusivity, and community empowerment. Moving forward, APU SFF and its partners will continue making efforts to support underserved communities, ensuring that children have access to the tools, knowledge, and opportunities they need to succeed in their education and personal growth.