Malaysian CARE, officially known as the Malaysian Christian Association of Relief, is a non-profit Christian NGO established in 1979 in Malaysia. Its primary mission is to serve the poor and needy, regardless of their religion or ethnicity. The organization is headquartered in Malaysia and operates mainly in the states of Selangor and Perak.

History

Malaysian CARE was founded by a group of young Christians, with its first Board elected on November 24, 1978. The founding members included Wong Kim Kong, Lim Heng Seng, and others. Rev. Peter Young became the first Executive Director on January 1, 1980[1][2].

Mission and Activities

The organization focuses on empowering communities and promoting long-term sustainable development. It sees itself as a partner to local churches and the communities it serves. Some key initiatives include:

• Sustainable Agriculture: A research and training facility established in Chenderiang in 2007.
• Resource Centers: Facilities that support families of children with special needs, including a Toy Library that serves as a Parent Resource Centre.
• Financial Literacy Programs: Initiatives aimed at educating the poor on financial management to help them improve their economic situation[2][3].

Malaysian CARE also engages in community outreach activities, such as counseling and educational programs, to uplift those in need[1][2]. Through these efforts, it aims to build a more inclusive society and eradicate poverty[2][3].

Citations:
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysian_CARE
[2] https://malaysiancare.org.my
[3] https://www.malaysiancare.org
[4] https://www.linkedin.com/company/malaysian-care-ngo
[5] https://www.youtube.com/@MalaysianCare

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