MHC Asia Group is pleased to support the 2013 Bizad Charity Run organized by the National University of Singapore Business School Alumni Association. About 20 MHC staff participated in the run which saw about 1,000 runners this year. MHC Asia Group Bursary & 2013 Bizad Charity Run VIEW SLIDE SHOW DOWNLOAD ALL In conjunction with the event, MHC is supporting the MHC Asia Group Bursary Award with $25,000 to benefit…
MHC Donates Carabao to Goducate Farm in Laguna
MHC Donates Carabao to Goducate Model Farm VIEW SLIDE SHOW DOWNLOAD ALL MHC is pleased to announce the donation of a carabao to Goducate’s model farm in Laguna. The carabao – or otherwise known as the water buffalo – is a female about 3.5 years old. The average lifespan of carabaos is 18 to 20 years and it will be able to contribute to the farming efforts for many years…
Goducate Training Center in Iloilo Philippines
Goducate Training Centre VIEW SLIDE SHOW DOWNLOAD ALL On 11 February 2012, the Goducate Training Center in Iloilo, Philippines was officially opened by the Patron of Goducate and Chairman of MHC Asia Group Mrs Cecilia Tan, and the Governor of Iloilo Hon. Arthur Defensor. The event was witnessed by several mayors of the province, officials from the Agricultural Department and hundreds of guests and volunteers. Goducate is a non-profit…
SME1 Asia Award 2011–When work is meaningful
When work is meaningful (Strait Times Special SME1 Asia Awards 2011 22 November 2011) Employees of MHC Asia Group can spend time building their own businesses and helping the poor “Success is really about being able to give hope to people. If you are in a position to go into business and do well, you should ultimately translate that to helping others who as not as fortunate as you. You…
Goducate Children’s Home
Goducate Children’s Home VIEW SLIDE SHOW DOWNLOAD ALL The Goducate Children’s Home takes in children from very poor, broken, and dysfunctional families. The Home provides these children with their basic physical needs in a loving, caring atmosphere, as well as a US-based home-schooling program. On top of that the children learn livelihood skills and lifeskills. The children are also taught the Khmer language to enable them to fit back…
New awards honor socially responsible SMEs
Six named top winners for helping society, promoting sustainable growth By YASMINE YAHYA IT MAY be a small company with limited finances, but health-care administration firm MHC Medical Network has big plans about how to heal the world. MHC was among the six small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that were named the top winners of the inaugural SME1 Asia Awards last Friday.
Reaching out to help the poor–SME1 Asia Award 2011
His struggles to make MHC Asia Group a success prompt Dr Low Lee Yong to do his share for the needy, reports Lynn Seah Many bosses leave website development and search engine optimization to experts. But not Dr Low Lee Yong, chief executive officer of MHC Asia Group. The medical doctor by training believes in being hands-on in the technology department as a means of keeping up with the many…
Goducate Children’s Home in Cambodia supported by MHC
MHC supports Goducate which helps needy Asians help themselves. Our staff visited the Goducate Children’s home in Cambodia in early October 2011 to compile materials for a book which is scheduled to be published by the end of the year. This pictorial book will tell the story about the needy children in the home. This video trailer gives you an idea of what to expect in the book which will…
MHC-a finalist for Extraordinary CSR Practices-12th Annual Business Awards by British Chamber of Commerce
MHC was recently named as a finalist for the 12th Annual Business Awards by British Chamber of Commerce Singapore. It was shortlisted for “Extraordinary CSR Practice” along with three other big industry players (viz HSBC, The Body Shop and Suntec Singapore). The gala dinner willl be held on 5 October 2011 MHC sponsored Goducate Ltd (http://www.goducate.org), a non-profit organisation that “helps needy Asians help themselves”. Efforts are focused on changing…