Corporate Social Responsibility
Extending a helping hand and driving social wellness across Sarawak since 1976 through education, disaster relief, and humanitarian programs.
Active Social & Welfare Initiatives
Explore the specific community projects and humanitarian handovers conducted by SALCRA across our operational zones.
SPM Bahasa Melayu Exam Workshop Support
SALCRA contributed stationery items to the Sarawak Dayak National Union (SDNU) in support of their SPM Bahasa Melayu Workshop. The workshop equips SPM candidates with exam answering techniques and study tips to improve overall academic performance in rural regions.
"We recognize the importance of education and are committed to supporting initiatives that benefit the community. We hope our contribution makes a difference in the lives of these young students."
— Jennifer Lendai Kundat, General Administration & Quality Manager
COVID-19 Food Basket Relief Programme
To support participants affected by pandemic lockdowns and movement restrictions, SALCRA implemented a wide-scale food basket program. Essential items including rice, eggs, cooking oil, and sugar were delivered directly to households with restricted income.
| Region | Villages Covered | Food Baskets Distributed |
|---|---|---|
| Bau – Lundu | 18 Villages | 720 Baskets |
| Serian | 24 Villages | 950 Baskets |
| Sri Aman | 16 Villages | 680 Baskets |
| Saratok | 15 Villages | 579 Baskets |
| Total | 73 Villages | 2,929 Baskets |
Distribution Photo Gallery
Disaster Relief & Fire Assistance
When disaster strikes, SALCRA coordinates emergency funding and resource distribution to affected longhouse settlements. Critical assistance, monetary aid, and basic necessities were handed over to longhouse fire victims at:
- Rh. Ming Dugu, Betong: Financial and resource relief packages to rebuild community homes.
- Rh. Gandum, Sarikei: Essential goods, food baskets, and emergency cash vouchers.
- Long Peluan, Baram: Support logistics and disaster grants to remote interior victims.
Access Roads & Bridge Construction
Apart from major plantation roads, SALCRA constructs, restores, and repairs small access crossings and local roads to help communities stranded by washouts or heavy rains. A primary example is the reconstruction of the **Sg. Mong Bridge**, restoring vital communication and transit lines for the village.
