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Penang has earmarked RM129,900 from its Youth Development Fund to finance 68 programmes run by 48 youth associations, focusing on skills development, employability, civic engagement and leadership training.
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More than 32,000 members from 13 NADI centres in Sabak Bernam will act as community ambassadors, promoting digital safety and bridging the gap between government and rural residents through grassroots engagement.
The Malaysian government has appointed 95 MADANI Community leaders across Kedah and Perlis to strengthen communication channels between authorities and citizens, enhance policy awareness, and combat misinformation at grassroots level.