Please join them to distribute foods and drinks to people living on the street.
This is the place we all should visit when we have free time to help others.
Great place, friendly people.
Loved it.
NGO providing free food supplies, job placement, medical for the underpriviledged.
Great place that serving the under privileged community
Sugar coffee is too sweet and the original taste is much better.
Good to have such needed spot for those who've short term difficulty in finance. A simple meal helps a lot!
My family and I have volunteered at this Soup Kitchen on more than a couple of occasions. Professional and highly organised, we've always come back each time with a sense of fulfilment of efforts directed towards the right cause. Alleviating hunger!
Amazing place to help the less fortunate ones. Good ppl willing to do anything and travel to that extent that allows them to fulfil the need of others.
A very friendly bunch of people doing a wonderful job helping the needy. Went to volunteer with my kids. They appreciated the experience and had some fun meeting a variety of people from different backgrounds whilst preparing food for 500 plus people for the weekend. Well done guys!
Amazing place to volunteer. I've been involved with this organization for over 2.5 years. A definite recommendation.
Well organised. Systematic approach in arranging volunteers and staff in handling distribution of food as well as groceries to the poor families which require them to avoid hunger.
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I had a volunteer at this organisation and it was so fun!
A noble society helping the homeless in KL city to rebuild their lives. They don't only serve food to the poor, but also medical aid and counseling servicws to those in need. And the process to be a volunteer is so easy.
Trying their best to be side by side with the homeless in kuala Lumpur area ... Such a great job they are doing. Anyone can join them every Saturday night in their activities ; mostly distributing food under the supervision of the Kechara soup kitchen membes ... Really interesting for those who want to feel grateful of what they have
I've always felt that doing good to others is a way of karma. Until I found KSK from my relatives and given it a try.
It is mind blowing when I engage in activities with the homeless and some families living in the PPR flats. It really breaks me down and just to keep my mouth shut when I am complaining I want this and that (materialistic life). But when I see the real deal of these homeless and under-privilege families. It really breaks my heart.
If there is an opportunity, I would recommend all to come and experience. No harm doing good right ? Haha. Mana tau you might experience a life changing moment.
Lousy place. Serving portion is so small and expensive. Not worth the visit at all
One of the best soup kitchen in KL. It was a pleasure working with them feeding the homeless
It's a very nice and kind place to get food. I love them!
This place used to be one of the more organized and well managed NGO s and Soup Kitchen. A lit has changed and taken steps back since then.
First time volunteering to be in the soup kitchen, it was one of the worst experience doing any community service. Helping people in need should be happy and I expected staff to be friendly but turns out mood ruined before giving out any food to the people. I just don't feel welcomed joining the community of this soup kitchen. Hopefully management would improve next time. However, I do like how this soup kitchen has helped the people in need to lessen their burdens.
A place to volunteer to feed the homeless of this country. "Hunger knows no barriers." Splendid job, Kechara!
Volunteering.. If you are fond on volunteering, an extra hand is always welcome..
Dedicated staff and committed volunteers serving the underprivileged community.
Great experience with regular volunteers on their Weekend Homeless Food Program, where we will be assigned to diff group/location, and pass the food to homeless, or we should address them as Client.
Kechara staff are very nice and well-mannered. They register those who come to receive food to ensure those who really need the food can get it. There are also just the right number of volunteers for work for the day.
There are the Su Ying of Malaysian society, Chinese food and Indian restaurants. Each is suitable. It is a paradise for food.
The average young person follows their guru to help friends in need.
This is a very conscientious NGO group.
A great society devoted to helping out the homeless.
If you want to help and volunteer... you can visit to help
I drop by here today to attend a briefing about being a volunteer for Kechara Soup Kitchen. Looking forward to be of service to the society.
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