FridayOL

Bekenu, Sarawak – In a heartwarming display of community support, Bekenu Assemblywoman Datuk Rosey Yunus recently distributed a total of RM83,000 in Minor Rural Project (MRP) grants to 20 local organizations within the Bekenu constituency. The allocation ceremony took place yesterday at the N71 Bekenu Service Centre, signifying the Assemblywoman’s commitment to empowering local initiatives and fostering community development.

The MRP grants are designed to assist local organizations in carrying out projects that directly benefit the community. These projects can range from improving infrastructure and facilities to supporting educational programs and community welfare initiatives. The funds are intended to provide a much-needed boost to these organizations, enabling them to expand their reach and impact.

“I am deeply grateful to be able to support these vital organizations that are working tirelessly to uplift our community,” said Datuk Rosey Yunus during the ceremony. “These grants represent an investment in our future, and I am confident that they will be used effectively to create positive change within Bekenu.”

The 20 organizations receiving the MRP grants represent a diverse range of community groups, including those focused on education, youth development, women's empowerment, and environmental conservation. The Assemblywoman emphasized the importance of collaboration and partnership in addressing local challenges and achieving sustainable development.

The event was attended by a large number of community members and stakeholders, who expressed their appreciation for the Assemblywoman’s dedication to serving the people of Bekenu. The distribution of the MRP grants is part of a larger effort by the state government to empower local communities and promote grassroots development.

Datuk Rosey Yunus also highlighted the importance of transparency and accountability in the use of the MRP funds. She urged the recipient organizations to submit regular progress reports and ensure that the funds are utilized effectively and efficiently. “We want to ensure that every sen is used wisely to benefit the community,” she stated.

Looking ahead, the Bekenu Assemblywoman pledged to continue working closely with local organizations to identify and address the evolving needs of the community. She believes that by fostering a strong partnership between the government and the people, they can create a brighter and more prosperous future for Bekenu.

The successful distribution of the MRP grants underscores the importance of community engagement and the vital role that local organizations play in driving positive change. It also highlights the commitment of Datuk Rosey Yunus and the state government to supporting these efforts and empowering the people of Bekenu.