KUCHING – Puan Dayang Norjihan binti Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri (Dr) Abang Abdul Rahman Zohari visited the Petra Jaya Welfare Centre on 12 March 2026, where she congratulated trainees from the Community Rehabilitation Programme (PDK) and joined them in a gotong-royong cooking session to prepare Bubur Lambuk.
The programme, held in conjunction with Ramadan, brought together trainees and residents of the centre for a shared activity built around teamwork and community spirit. Dayang Norjihan joined the cooking process and spent time speaking with the trainees before helping distribute the dish.
Her visit drew a warm response from participants. She spoke with trainees and recognised their efforts in rehabilitation and training programmes at the centre. Organisers described the bubur lambuk activity as a way to strengthen inclusion while celebrating Ramadan together.
During the visit, Dayang Norjihan also presented a personal contribution to the trainees ahead of Hari Raya Aidilfitri. The gesture offered encouragement while reflecting continued support for welfare and community initiatives.
Also present was Munirah Mohd Hassan, who joined the activities and highlighted the value of programmes that bring people together through shared experiences.
Community Rehabilitation Centres (PDK) across Sarawak support individuals with disabilities through training, development programmes, and social activities aimed at building confidence and independence. Events like the cooking session provide practical experience while encouraging interaction among participants.
Community leaders often view programmes combining cultural traditions and welfare activities as meaningful during Ramadan. Acts of generosity, cooperation, and shared meals reflect values closely linked with the holy month.
As Aidilfitri approaches, similar initiatives continue across Sarawak, reinforcing the importance of inclusion, community support, and festive togetherness.
