FBS advocated for a program to combat human trafficking
FBS advocated for a program to combat human trafficking
FBS, an online brokerage firm, has announced a partnership with SUKA Society, a Malaysian non-governmental organization dedicated to supporting vulnerable groups.
The partnership between FBS and the Malaysian organization aims to improve the lives of shelter residents through various support initiatives, including the protection and empowerment of diverse communities. FBS resources will be focused on providing assistance to those in need, including children and women facing severe hardship, the broker informs.
Through this partnership, FBS will provide financial assistance, supplies and other forms of support to the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Program (ATIP). These contributions are expected to improve the quality of life for shelter residents by ensuring they have access to basic necessities and services. "We are honored to partner in this endeavor and contribute to the noble mission of supporting vulnerable populations. This partnership is in line with our values of helping the community and making a positive impact," said an FBS spokesperson.
The events organized by FBS brought joy and hope to victims of human trafficking from four government-run shelters across Malaysia:
- Women's Shelter, Sungai Buloh
- Girls' Shelter, Rembau
- Boys' Shelter, Johor
- Women's Shelter, Kuala Lumpur.
By joining forces with SUKA Society, FBS can extend its impact beyond the financial markets and into the realm of social welfare. This initiative not only showcases FBS’s dedication to corporate social responsibility but also highlights the role businesses can play in fostering community development and support.
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