This programme integrates academic learning with direct community engagement and is designed to support the efforts of the Jabatan Kemajuan Orang Asli (JAKOA) in improving the health and wellbeing of the Orang Asli community. The initiative focuses on basic personal hygiene education, covering body, hair, oral, hand, and nail hygiene, particularly among children and teenagers. Through an ethical, systematic, and culturally sensitive approach, the programme aims to foster long-term awareness of personal health care within the community. E.C.H.O by Mekar Insani reflects the core objectives of SULAM, where students apply academic knowledge in real community settings while contributing meaningfully to society. We believe this initiative may be suitable for your station’s community or youth-focused segments, as it highlights student-led social responsibility and public health awareness among underserved communities.