Kechara Soup Kitchen appeals for financial assistance, aims to serve more people as needs grow Empowerment - Trainees producing cookies under guidance from trainer Kechara Soup Kitchen (KSK) is appealing for a new premise in central Kuala Lumpur to expand its community service operations as its internal reviews point towards the increase of people in need of aid. The non-profit organisation, one of the largest and oldest soup kitchens in Malaysia, has been providing food and basic sustenance for the homeless and underprivileged community in Malaysia for the past 14 years. “We are operating from two premises at the moment. Our current office in Jalan Imbi, Kuala Lumpur has been used as a Soup Kitchen providing free food, clinic and welfare assistance since 2009. Meanwhile, our Food Bank Empowerment training programmes centre at Setapak will end by August 2023. We are looking to consolidate these operations into one,” said Kechara Soup Kitchen Director of Operations, Justin Cheah. Empo
