• This fund was initiated by HRH Tuanku Chancellor in 2016 to provide
  deserving UTM students with a financial aid to cover daily meal.
• BWCCF is in the food vouchers worth minimum RM200.00 per student
  /semester or will be credited into student’s account bank
• Students can use the food vouchers to redeem meals at participating
  cafeterias on Johor Bahru and Kuala Lumpur campuses within the
  specified period stated on the voucher.
• Students can apply through google form when the application has been
  opened. Successful recipients are selected through an interview, based
  on particular criteria.

• This program serves as a platform for any individual to sponsor free meal
  to students.
• Magnetic coupons worth of certain amount (e.g. RM5.00) are displayed
  by participating cafeterias at their Suspended Meal Board to inform
  students of the availability of the Suspended Meal.
• Any interested student takes only one magnetic coupon and redeem it
  for their preferred meal.

• The Food Bank was launched by the Chief Secretary to the Government
  on 15th April 2019 in UTM Johor Bahru and on 3rd May 2019 in UTM
  Kuala Lumpur.
• An initiative by KPDNHEP to ease the burden of students from low
  income family, especially those under the B40 category in the form of dry
  and wet food.
• The Food Bank promotes cooperation of KPDNHEP and various
  strategic partners such as local food retailers, hypermarkets and
  supermarkets and other major contributing agencies.
• Gerakan Pengguna Siswa (GPS) serves as the program volunteers and
  the Welfare Unit of Department of Vice-Chancellor (Student Affairs)
  coordinates the distribution of items to the B40 students.

An initiative to provide free food for all students. It is located at Islamic Centre,
UTM Johor Bahru. Any student can take any food item (snacks) or drink that is available at the cabinet. Common items placed here are such as buns, biscuits, cereal, mineral water and drinks. The operational time of this corner is during office hour.

The initiative began in 2021 under the Keluarga Malaysia Aspiration programme. Under the initiative, free food vouchers were given to B40 students at all universities through an injection of funds of which was donated by YKS (Yayasan Kebajikan Siswa Keluarga Malaysia). YKS was launched on October 29, 2021 by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob, who is the foundation & patron, and aims to manage the integrated welfare and channelling of aid, as well as strengthening the role and capabilities of the National Student Consultative Council.

The Higher Education Ministry (MOHE) has decided to continue the Food@Campus Keluarga Malaysia free food voucher initiative for B40 students at universities to blunt the impact of rising food costs on students.

As for the implementation of distribution in UTM, Welfare Unit of Department of Vice-Chancellor (Student Affairs) will advertise the application to the student who need the aid under Food@ Campus.

• This program was introduced on 8th August 2022 by BMS
  (Business Management Section) UTMKL.
• This program serves as a platform for any individual to sponsor
  free meal to students.
• Students only need to pay RM3.50 per meal.
• Magnetic coupons worth of certain amount (e.g. RM5.00) are
  displayed by participating cafeterias at their Suspended Meal
  Board to inform students of the availability of the Suspended
  Meal.
• Any interested student takes only one magnetic coupon and
  redeem it for their preferred meal.

An initiative to provide free variety of food for 350 B40 students. It is located at Pusat Islam (Food Bank), UTM Kuala Lumpur. Any student can take one bag that is available at the Food Bank.

The initiative began in 2021 under Majlis Agama Islam Wilayah Persekutuan. Under the initiative, free food (150 pax) were given to B40 students at UTM Kuala Lumpur every Wednesday (4 times per month).

Office of Students Affair, UTM Kuala Lumpur organize charity program for B40 students where they were given basic food necessity in order to reduce cost of living.