BEAUFORT: The ECoS Community Service Program, an initiative aimed at positively impacting communities through infrastructure restoration, skills development, and aid for those in need, commenced in Beaufort and Keningau districts. From March 22-24, the program focused on repairing and restoring internal electrical wiring systems in houses of worship affected by recent floods. The initiative was imp lem e nted in collaboration with the Technical and Trade Training Institute (1LTP), the Sabah State Human Resources Development Department and Giatmara Keningau. along with volunteers. A total of 12 mosques and surau, as well as four churches received electrical safety upgrades. Prior to the repairs, ECoS officers - certified as Competent Persons - conducted thorough assessments to evaluate wiring safety in the flood-hit areas. Datuk Ir. Abdul Nasser Abdul Wahid, Chief Executive Ofifcer of ECoS, stated, “This program ensures safe electrical functionality while strengthening ties with the local community through direct contributions. It also provides hands-on experience for TVET students, supporting both flood recovery and workforce development.” He added that the Program Khidmat Budi 2025 serves as a catalyst for community recovery and sustainable human capital growth in Sabah. Nasser extended his gratitude to all partners and volunteers for their dedication. The initiative underscores ECoS''s commitment to safety, skill-building, and long-term community resilience..