Tax Exemption
SPCA Kota Kinabalu
The Ramakrishna Ashrama Penang
Founded in 1938 under the guidance of His Holiness Swami Bhaswarananda Maharaj, the Ramakrishna Ashrama (Orphanage), Penang, is a charitable organization with a spiritual foundation. In addition to its spiritual activities, the Ashrama operates an orphanage that welcomes boys and girls aged six to 20. The orphanage provides a home for children who are orphaned, poor, and in need of care and support. These children are often without a family to look after them and rely on society for assistance with basic needs and education. The Ramakrishna Ashrama is dedicated to providing these children...
Agathians Shelter
Agathians Shelter, legally registered as Pertubuhan Kebajikan Agathians Malaysia (0061-04-7) in ROS, MAKPEM, JKM, and LHDN, is a welfare home located in Petaling Jaya. They care for 35 boys aged 5 to 17, including orphans, single-parent children, abandoned, and those from broken families. Their mission is to rescue children from life on the streets, providing them with shelter, food, education, care, attention, and love. The shelter was founded by the late Mr. Siva Balan (Brother Siva) in 2003, rescuing 8 boys from an illegally operated orphanage. To support their growing number of...
Persatuan Kanak-Kanak Istimewa Kajang, Selangor (PKIK)
Persatuan Kanak-Kanak Istimewa Kajang’s (PKIK) primary aim is to serve and help children / people with learning disabilities on their overall development and help them towards a life as independent and meaningful as possible. Towards this goal, PKIK runs learning/training programmes and support services. Learning / Training Programmes 1. Early Intervention Programme (EIP) for children below 7 years – provides stimulation in all developmental areas such as gross motor, fine motor, cognitive, language / communication, pre-academic, social, self-help. 2. Day Training...
Pusat Penjagaan Kanak-kanak Cacat Taman Megah (PPKKCTM)
Who are we The Pusat Penjagaan Kanak-Kanak Cacat Taman Megah was initiated in 1997 and was founded by S.K. Manikumar, the late husband of PPKKCTM’s President R. Umah Devi and provides services to physically handicapped and disabled children. The Star reports in March 2009 (The Star report) that there are about 140 multi-racial residents, whose ages range from one month to 55 years old. While most have some form of disability like cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, hydrocephalus, microcephalous, autism, neurofibromatosis, apeth syndrome, vision impairment or are slow learners or physically and...
SPCA Penang
The SPCA Penang, formerly known as RSPCA, was founded in 1948. It is a non-profit community-based organization whose primary roles are those of protecting and caring for animals. OBJECTIVES Promote kindness, prevent cruelty and alleviate suffering of animals. We believe that respect for life begins with concern for animals and the environment. MISSION Care for and protect abandoned animals. We are not a ‘no kill shelter’. All animals will only be taken in when the public/pet owners comply to our policies/regulations. Educate the community by actively promoting an ethical attitude in...
Desa Amal Jireh
Desa Amal Jireh, also known as Jireh Charity Village, is a private, independent welfare organization located in Malaysia. Founded by Rev. Terrence K. K. Sinnadurai and his wife, Mrs. Kamala Sinnadurai, it has been operational for over 36 years, focusing on providing care and education to underprivileged children and support for destitute senior citizens. Mission and Vision The organization aims to empower needy children through education and holistic care, with a vision to uplift the poor and underprivileged. It operates two main programs: Rumah Faith: Established in 1985, this...
Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation – Selangor Centre
Who are we The Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation is a non-profit organisation with tax-exempt status. It relies totally on donations to fund its various activities. It started with its first Down Syndrome Centre at Petaling Jaya in 1989 and expanded to Johore Bahru, Klang in Selangor, Seremban in Negeri Sembilan, Melaka, Kota Kinabalu in Sabah and Ipoh, Perak. Besides its official website www.kdsf.org.my, Kiwanis has a disability information website which is very informative and helpful, here. Our mission The Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation is committed to the welfare of children with Down...
Hospis Malaysia
BACKGROUND/HISTORY When Established: 08/1991 Hospis Malaysia, the first hospice in Malaysia was formed in August 1991. It is born out of the awareness of the importance of introducing and developing professional palliative care for the public. Hospis Malaysia is an independent charity, and is free from affiliation to other health institutions. Palliative care is the active care for patients with serious life limiting diseases. Thus, Hospis Malaysia strives to provide the best service for patients and their families, where pain management and control of symptoms, as well as monitoring of...
Pusat Harian Harapan Bakti (Centre for Special Children)
Pusat Harian Harapan Bakti, also known as the “School For The Mentally Retarded Children,” is located in Balik Pulau, Penang, Malaysia. It was established in March 1983 and officially opened its doors on February 16, 1984. The centre serves children with learning difficulties in the South-West District of Penang. The objectives of the centre are to: Promote the right to education for children with learning difficulties. Set realistic goals for these children to enhance their purposeful functioning in the community. Safeguard the basic human rights of mentally retarded...
Persatuan Untuk Insan Bermasalah Intelek Perak (Sekolah Semangat Maju Sitiawan)
Background Established in 1991, Sekolah Semangat Maju Sitiawan is one of six schools under the wing of Persatuan untuk Insan Bermasalah Intelak Perak or Perak Association for Intellectually Disabled (PAFID). The objective of the school is to provide education/training for children with intellectual disabilities. Sekolah Semangat Maju Sitiawan provides education for about 70 mentally disabled children and the school is run on a non-profit basis managed by volunteers. Parents of the children are also trained to take care of the children’s special needs. The New Zealand government supports the...
United Voice
Who are we United Voice is a self-advocacy group for persons with learning disabilities. Its vision is to form a national body for persons with learning disabilities in Malaysia. Our objectives To provide a meeting place for persons with learning disabilities where they help and support each other. To develop leadership, independent skills, and confidence among members so that they can speak for themselves and make their own decisions. To speak and act on behalf of other persons with learning disabilities. To promote self-advocacy and form self-advocacy groups throughout Malaysia. To make...
Damai Disabled Persons Association of Malaysia
Who are we Damai Disabled Persons Association of Selangor and Wilayah Persekutuan is a non-profit organisation started in 1998 by the disabled, for the disabled. Its vision is to bring forth structural and social change to eliminate prejudice and create educational and employment opportunities for the disabled. Its primary objective is to provide people with disabilities with the necessary skills to live independently. Essentially, Damai acts as a stepping stone for its members, which at the time of writing, stands at approximately 100 members. Damai provides its members with counselling,...
Children’s Protection Society
The Children’s Protection Society is a non-profit, non-governmental organization established to address the needs of neglected and abandoned children. Founded by Puan Sri Chui Kah Peng in April 1992, their primary objective is to offer at-risk children a safe and nurturing environment, focusing on their emotional and physical development, education, social skills, and recreation. The society strives to provide alternative options for each child’s future. The children under the care of CPS often come from broken homes, abandoned orphan cases, or difficult situations due to...
Malaysian Red Crescent Society, Tuaran Chapter
BACKGROUND/HISTORY The Malaysian Red Crescent Society (Tuaran Chapter) was established in 1963 to provide health-related services to the communities within the district of Tuaran, Sabah. The district measures 1166 km2 in size and has a population of around 85,000 (2004 est.) living in 334 villages. The society aims to offer support services to the Fire, Police and Health departments during times of emergency and natural disasters. It also seeks to provide health-related services targeting poor rural folks, and organise community service projects. By recruiting volunteers the society hopes to...
National Stroke Association of Malaysia (NASAM)
The National Stroke Association of Malaysia (NASAM) is a non-profit organisation that provides affordable rehabilitation services for stroke survivors and their families, as well as to create awareness about stroke prevention and recovery. NASAM was founded by Janet Yeo, who suffered a major stroke in 1989 and has been actively involved in the stroke community ever since. NASAM has eight centres across Malaysia, offering group therapy sessions, one-to-one rehabilitation therapy, and various support programmes. NASAM’s mission is to inform the public that there is life after stroke through...