Tun Fuad Biography In Brief
Tun Haji Mohammed Fuad Stephens, a popular and charismatic Sabahan leader was initially known as Donald Aloysius Stephens. He led an eventful and colourful life, in turn becoming the first local person to edit and publish a daily newspaper in the Colony; he was also the first Chief Minister of the State (1963), and progressed to being Minister for Sabah Affairs and was for a short time based in Kuala Lumpur.
Recent Activities
Literacy lab to address learning gaps in Kiulu
Yayasan Tun Fuad has launched its literacy project for Kiulu primary schools, through partnership with Good Shepherd Services (GSS), the local implementing partner and ENUMA, the developer of the gamified learning app. Puan Faridah Stephens, [...]
Jawatankuasa Biasiswa
The Scholarship Committee held a meeting to interview applicants for the Yayasan Tun Fuad Scholarship on 14th November 2022.
Mesyuarat ke-87 Lembaga Pemegang Amanah
The 87th Board of Trustees held its meeting on 26th August 2022 at Hyatt Regency Kota Kinabalu chaired by Y.Bhg Tan Sri Abdul Majid Khan.
Reflections By Some Scholars of Yayasan Tun Fuad
I graduated on 9th December 1995 with a Bachelor of Pharmacy from university of Otago, New Zealand. Once again, Returning to Malaysia earlier this year, I sat for the Malaysian Forensic Examination in June and have recently registered as a pharmacist with the Malaysian Pharmaceutical Society. I will like to extend my sincere gratitude to your foundation for your kind support throughout these years.
My sincerest gratitude to your esteemed Board for giving me the opportunity to come here and providing on-going support to my studies. This past years has been a life changing and enriching experience. On personal basis i felt I have achieved not just academically but also develop personal strength of independance, self-reliance and interpersonal skills.
I sincerely appreciate the generosity of the board for granting me the scholarship to further my studies in University of Malaya. throughout my 4 years of varsity life, I have consistently work hard to prove that Sabahan can do equally as well, or even much better than those from other parts of Malaysia in both academics and co-curriculum fields.