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In addition to STR, another essential support initiative in Malaysia is the <strong data-start=”211″ data-end=”233″>MyKasih Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides targeted financial assistance to low-income families — including those coping with the high cost of medical treatments like bone marrow transplants. Through its “Love My Neighbourhood” and “Love My School” programs, MyKasih offers food aid, educational support, and digital financial literacy training to help empower families for the long term.

What sets MyKasih apart is its <strong data-start=”653″ data-end=”693″>cashless welfare distribution system, where recipients use their <strong data-start=”722″ data-end=”731″>MyKad to purchase approved basic necessities at participating retail stores. This ensures that the assistance is used efficiently for groceries and essential items — a crucial support especially when a family’s main breadwinner is unable to work due to illness.

Support programs like <strong data-start=”1011″ data-end=”1022″>MyKasih and <strong data-start=”1027″ data-end=”1034″>STR act as vital safety nets, easing financial pressure during critical medical journeys and allowing families to focus on healing and recovery. To learn more about how financial support works in Malaysia — including updates on dividends and aid — visit https://mybantuan.my/asm-dividend-2025/