Organised by the Lions Club International, the programme which is to also address the seemingly increasing number of suicides and mental health woes among Sabahans will feature a speaker known mainly in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan - Goh Siok Boon.
"Goh charges quite a huge sum for an appearance but for this event, he had agreed to donate all the profits made from the sales of tickets for charity works," she said in a press conference here on Tuesday ."We will use the money to fund two projects - a coral planting by JCI Luyang and a mammogram programme for rural women," she said.
"This could be due to stress and pressures of life following two years of the Covid-19 pandemic," she said, adding that Goh’s objective in choosing the topic was to motivate and inspire his audience.
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