Refugees
Youth Empowerment Support (YES)
Same Skies
Same Skies honours the resilience, capacity and skills of refugee and asylum seeker communities. We support people to support themselves. We see the people we work with as capable actors to strengthen their own communities while living in limbo, waiting for asylum claims to be processed and durable solutions to be found. We provide educational, technical, logistical and financial assistance to empower communities. We deliver training in project design and management, fundraising and other topic as required. Our Vision Refugees & asylum seekers in transit live with self-determination...
PERSATUAN PERSAUDARAAN MUSLIMIN KUALA LUMPUR & SELANGOR
Our Mission Statement NGO Monitor provides information and analysis, promotes accountability, and supports discussion on the reports and activities of NGOs (non-governmental organizations) claiming to advance human rights and humanitarian agendas. Aims and Objectives The aim of NGO Monitor, as outlined in the mission statement, is to generate and distribute critical analysis and reports on the output of the international NGO community for the benefit of government policy makers, journalists, philanthropic organizations and the general public. We intend to publicize...
Darul Hedayah Rohingya Academy Ipoh
Darul Hedayah Rohingya Academy Ipoh is a learning center located in Kampung Kuala Pari Hulu, Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. It is a community-based school for Rohingya children. Some of the students are orphans and they stay at the school, which also provides food, stationery, and other necessities. The academy was established in 2015 and it is recognized by the UNHCR. Darul Hedayah Rohingya Academy Ipoh adalah pusat pembelajaran yang terletak di Kampung Kuala Pari Hulu, Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. Ia adalah sekolah berbasis komunitas untuk anak-anak Rohingya. Beberapa siswa adalah yatim piatu...
Rainbow of Love – informal school for refugee children
Who we are Rainbow of Love or also called as Pelangi Kasih is a school of learning set up by Malaysians for Myanmar refugees. Our education includes academic, co-curricular and also incorporates moral values in both aspects. Monday to Friday: 9-12 AM – Academic lessons 2-4 PM – Quran recitation lessons 7-9 PM – Tahfiz class Saturday: 10-11 AM – Taekwando lesson Rainbow of Love runs on public donation and volunteers. If you would like to help our school, mentor, teach, take the kids out for outings, perform art classes please contact us. Or you can donate...
Rizq Ar Rahman Charitable Labuan Foundation
The Rizq Ar Rahman Charitable Labuan Foundation is a charitable organization based in Malaysia. It was founded by Assila Emir and Fatima Syeda Jaleel, who brought their passion and strengths in different areas of charitable work to create a foundation that serves as an umbrella for many charitable projects. The name “Rizq ar Rahman” means “All provision (is from) God, the Most Merciful”. The foundation is driven by the belief that all provisions ultimately come from God and strives to serve as a conduit through which provision could be better channeled to those most in need. They...
Rising Hands Association
Who we are Rising Hands Association is a Non-Profit and charitable organization. It has Established in October 2015 and has registered with the Malaysia Registrar of Societies (ROS). Rising Hands Association registration number is PPM-004-10-14102015. Rising Hands Organisation’s administration office is located in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. Our organisation helps the needy such Malaysians, foreigners and refugees in Malaysia Proudly, we help both local and international people from other countries such as Iran, Yemen, Syria, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam,...
Food Aid Foundation
The Food Aid Foundation is led by a team of experienced professionals from the food services industry, supported by a dedicated staff comprising both employees and volunteers. Their team includes skilled cooks and drivers, all prepared to assist those in need. The organization upholds a set of core values and principles: 1. **Respect for All:** They hold high regard for every individual’s life and treat all, regardless of their race or religion, with dignity, respect, and compassion. 2. **Accountability:** The Food Aid Foundation is committed to maintaining the public’s trust by...
Earth Heir
Earth Heir is a social enterprise based in Malaysia that focuses on creating artisanal, luxury, and socially-conscious heritage pieces. They work with over 100 artisans from women’s cooperatives, indigenous tribes, and refugee groups across six states of Malaysia. By combining traditional artisanal skills with modern, contemporary design, Earth Heir celebrates Malaysia’s varied heritage art forms and unique cultural narratives. They offer a range of products including handcrafted bags, clutches, jewelry, and stationery. Earth Heir also collaborates with refugee artisans from Syria,...
Health Equity Initiative (HEI)
Established in 2007, Health Equity Initiatives (HEI) is a Malaysian non-government organization based in Kuala Lumpur that is committed to advancing the right to health of marginalized populations through its integrated core programs, which include community based health interventions, professional mental health services, research and monitoring activities, and evidence based advocacy. HEI also has an internship program for students of medicine and psychology. HEI primarily works with refugees and asylum seekers in Malaysia, and the organization believes community decision-making and...
Universiti Bangsar Utama (UBU)
Who are we UBU comprises of youth and universities students from various areas in Kuala Lumpur. As a progressive, democratic and concerned youth and students group, we are very much involved in providing our energy, creativity, ideas and ideals in community based activities and programmes with underprivileged and marginalised communities. We feel that a bridge between student sector and other oppressed sectors from society should be built to link and strengthen the various pro-democracy forces in our country. For a long time a vacuum has existed between the student sector and other sectors in...
Tenaganita
Tenaganita, established in 1991, originated from the struggles of women workers in plantations and industrial sectors to secure their rights as workers, including fair wages, decent living conditions, and an end to discrimination and gender-based violence. Since then, their mission has evolved to address human rights violations across various sectors, focusing on issues such as exploitation, discrimination, unequal treatment, and violence. Tenaganita’s work extends to women, refugees, documented and undocumented migrant workers, trafficked individuals, domestic workers, sex workers, and...
MEMSA Charitable Society
The Malaysian Emergency Medical Support Association (MEMSA) is a non-governmental organistion that promotes health and well-being among street people, the Orang Asli, the stateless, the poor and needy in the peninsula. The acronym, MEMSA not only represents the initials of the organisation name, but it also stands for Mercy, Education, Medical, Social Involvement and Aid to the poor and the needy. MEMSA was founded by Dr Patrick Teo and a group of professionals trained in emergency or medical crisis on 30 January 2005. After the December 2004 tsunami, MEMSA has networked with groups...
Malaysian Social Research Institute (MSRI)
Malaysian Social Research Institute (MSRI) is primarily a service delivery non-profit organization working with refugee and asylum-seeker communities whose country of origins are those within the Middle Eastern, Central Asian and African regions; which include Afghanistan, Iraq, Palestine, Syria, Pakistan, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen. Our services focus on education, health, livelihood and emergency support. MSRI has 3 core programmes, namely an education programme for children (from 4 to 18 years of age) and adults, a family health programme offering primary healthcare, mental health and...
Fugee School
Who are we Fugee School is on a mission to enable refugee children to realise their potential – by equipping them with academic, vocational and life-skills, in an environment free from discrimination and exclusion. We live to develop our students critical and creative thinking. tailor our curriculum to address the specific needs refugee children face due to trauma and disruption as a result of displacement. encourage our students to discover their strengths and develop them. We believe that every child deserves the right to have dreams and ambition, and the chances to achieve...
United Learning Centre
Who are we United Learning Centre (ULC) is a volunteer driven centre providing children of Burmese refugees with an education. These children do not have access to schools in Malaysia due to their parents’ refugee status. The centre provides education for the children to help prepare them for resettlement in a third country, without this education, especially learning the English language, most of these children end up begging on the streets or be victims of human traffickers. School equipment such as computers, books and meals, as well as activities to complete the education...