KitKotak comes to the aid of Shukri, Siti Khadijah

Fatimah (front, fifth right) and Ting (standing left at door) and others pose in front of the container home. Also seen is Sarawak Islamic Education Service Bureau director Datu Dr Adi Badiozaman Tuah (standing right at door).

KUCHING: An old shipping container has been transformed into a compact house for a poor family

who has been living in very unsatisfactory condition for over a decade at Kampung Buntal near here.
The KitKotak unit, funded by Elica Sdn Bhd as part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR), is the first in Sarawak that aims to provide affordable accommodation for the poor.

Elica licks housing woes for poor — a ‘KitKotak’ home

Combo photos of the interior of the KitKotak.

KUCHING: Kuching-based property developer Bobby Ting is creating a foundation to deliver a unique housing solution to low-income families.
“I decided to find a way of creating a CSR (corporate social responsibility) programme for Elica, which has a tangible and practical outcome for needy people,” said Ting.

A promotional banner of the project team members: Lee, Ting and Mackay.