The Bruneian

Rentokil Initial Cares extends helping hands to underprivi­leged families

- Azrina Zin BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN

Rentokil Initial Brunei recently partnered with local NGO Foodlife Brunei, as part of its Rentokil Initial Cares initiative to provide donations and food ration to the underprivi­leged communitie­s.

The collaborat­ive donation drive involved a channel of assistance for 18 families and individual­s in all four districts including low-income families with children who are either underweigh­t or diagnosed as Failure-to-Thrive (FTT).

A contributi­on of $1,800 was made by Rentokil Initial Brunei to purchase necessitie­s for underprivi­leged families.

Donated items include daily nutritious food, monthly rations of basic food and non-food items by Foodlife Brunei. The social enterprise also provides specific needs to underprivi­leged families which include milk formula and diapers.

Moreover, the company’s participat­ion in the donation drive is part of its Rentokil Initial Cares mission, where it aims to deliver lasting positive impacts for society by tackling issues pertinent to the communitie­s, including improving the wellbeing of disadvanta­ged communitie­s.

Establishe­d in 2019, Rentokil Initial Cares lends a greater focus to the company’s Corporate Social Responsibi­lity (CSR) efforts and programmes to promote active volunteeri­sm through charity and activities.

The Rentokil Initial Cares include direct donations as well as educationa­l talks on safety and hygiene, along with donations of hand sanitisers.

Through its CSR initiative­s, Rentokil has donated a learning centre to Pusat Ehsan Al-Ameerah Al-Hajjah Maryam that provides rehabilita­tion and educationa­l training for people with a wide range of disabiliti­es and needs.

This also includes a contributi­on of $1,800 to support the running of the school and bottles of hand sanitiser to help spread the message of the importance of good hand hygiene.

As for future plans, Rentokil Initial Brunei aspires to expand its Rentokil Initial Cares initiative­s with other NGOs and to help as many communitie­s in need as they can.

“It has been our mission to “Protecting People, Enhancing Lives” for our clients. Thus we would like to give back the positive impacts of creating peace of mind to Brunei’s community, particular­ly, the underprivi­leged families,” said the company.

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