vivo Malaysia extended warmth and compassion to the residents of Rumah Victory Children & Youth Home in Batu 14 through its “We Care” CSR program, an initiative aimed at fostering hope and community connection. The visit featured a series of volunteer activities, donations, and shared experiences designed to uplift the children and promote a sense of togetherness.
The day began with vivo Malaysia volunteers engaging with the children through light cleaning and home improvement efforts to enhance their living environment. They later participated in interactive games and a lively dance session, creating an atmosphere filled with laughter and joy. Beyond entertainment, these moments helped build trust and genuine emotional bonds between the volunteers and the children, leaving lasting memories for everyone involved.
In addition to the joyful activities, vivo Malaysia contributed essential daily supplies and a cash donation to Rumah Victory to support the home’s ongoing needs. A token of appreciation in the form of an appreciation flag was presented to Rumah Victory’s director, Mr. Loh Chee Onn, symbolizing the start of a meaningful partnership between both parties.
Rumah Victory, founded in 1988, began as a rehabilitation center before expanding in 2016 to include an orphanage. It relocated to its current premises in Batu 14 in 2024 to accommodate more children and improve its facilities. The home now cares for 19 children—10 in primary school and 9 in secondary school—providing them with a safe and nurturing environment.
Mike Xu, CEO of vivo Malaysia, expressed the company’s deep commitment to community welfare, stating, “We recognize the challenges faced by care homes and communities today. This initiative is our way of showing empathy and support. At vivo, we believe in creating a legacy of kindness. The spirit of ‘love vivo, love Malaysia’ inspires us to serve others and give back to the community that supports us.”
Through the “We Care” program, vivo Malaysia aims to continue this mission by organizing at least one community outreach project each year and developing long-term partnerships with local welfare organizations. This effort represents not just a single act of kindness, but an ongoing journey of compassion, unity, and shared humanity.
