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Women Biz Sense / Persatuan Usahawan Wanita Timur Laut & Barat Daya Pulau Pinang
Who we are Our Vision: To be a role model organisation for women entrepreneurs in Penang Support We offer help and encouragement to each other in business and friendship. Education We learn and apply relevant, practical knowledge so we can improve our businesses, relationships and the community. Network We look for opportunities to connect people with each other, helping everyone to reach out to more customers, business partners and referrals. Social Responsibility We contribute time, energy and money to uplift the community, especially charities concerning disadvantaged women and...
Sang Riang Senior Citizens’ Home
Sang Riang Senior Citizens’ Home is a welfare home located at No.2-13 Jalan Warga Emas Triang 28300 Bera, Pahang. It was established in 2003 and houses over 100 senior citizens who are underprivileged, abandoned, critically ill, or mentally ill. The center has full-time staff working around the clock to take care of the residents. The home provides a range of services including a dialysis center for residents with kidney issues. This facility is also open to the public, where the poor can get treatment for free and those who can afford it, need to pay RM100 only per session. The home...
Jewel – Johor Women’s League
Who we are The Johor Women’s League or JEWEL (Pertubuhan Pergerakan Wanita Johor, 2069-09-JHR) is a non-governmental, non-profit Society of women volunteers dedicated to advancing the status of women and children. JEWEL was established in October 2008 in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. Our objectives To advance the status of women and children. To foster, encourage and promote the empowerment and well-being of women and children by means of education, advocacy and other forms of assistance. To promote the protection of the rights of women and children as enshrined in various United...
Destiny Starting Point home
Destiny Starting Point is a specialized facility catering to delinquent boys and girls aged 7 to 17, who struggle with discipline due to challenges with their parents and school authorities. The home’s mission is to rehabilitate these young lives who may have been led astray by negative influences and nurture them to become healthy and productive individuals. At Destiny Starting Point, they create a homely environment where these young individuals can freely express themselves. They provide stability, love, security, and discipline. Having relocated to Pandamaran in 1994, they...
Malaysian Yoga Sports Association
Who we are Malaysian Yoga Sports Association is a non-profit tax-exempt organisation founded in 2013. It celebrates the authentic yoga teachings of all traditions, the diversity, harmony and integrity of yoga practices throughout the country and the world. Our mission is to lead the Malaysian yoga community (and the world-wide yoga community), set standards, foster integrity, provide resources, and uphold the teachings of yoga. Malaysian Yoga Sports Association is open to all yogis and yoga organisations in Malaysia. MYSA supports the international standards for yoga teachers...
Give.my — Supporting Education Projects in Malaysia
Give.my is an online crowdfunding platform for education that allows thousands of Malaysians to contribute small amounts of money to support education projects such as class arts projects, field trips, or science projects for which teachers may not have the materials or funds to support. Teachers can use the platform to raise funds for creative education projects, such as buying materials for a science demonstration involving magnetism, and the general public can help make these initiatives possible. Projects on the platform support holistic, formal, and informal education. To date, over...
OZANAM EDUCATION CENTRE
Quick Facts Residents: 26 Children No of Staff: 2 Teacher 1 Asst. Teacher 1 Preschool Education for children aged 4 to 6 years Est. monthly expenses RM5,000
Malaysia Hindu Sangam
Who we are Malaysia Hindu Sangam is a brain child of the late Shri K. Paramalingam KMN. He was a barrister at law and was then the Director General of Public Trustee Department. He was greatly assisted by the late Shri K. Ramanathan, a lawyer by profession and an ardent Hindu. Shri K. Ramanathan was the president of Malaysian Indian Congress from 1950 – 1951. He was also the founder of Malaysian Arulneri Thirukkuttam. By the encouragement and inspiration given by the learned saintly Shri K. Ramanathan, Shri K. Paramalingam moved fast and gathered few devout Hindus, who liked to...
Pandawas Academy
CLOSED. Pandawas Academy has closed.
Sri Murugan Center
The Sri Murugan Centre (SMC) was founded in September 24, 1982 by Dato Dr. M. Thambirajah together with a group comprising 48 students of the Tamil Language Society and some lecturers of University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur. From its inception SMC formulated immediate and long-term objectives. SMC’s immediate concern was to prepare students for the STPM (Form Six) Examinations. Throughout the late 1970s and early 1980s the performance of Indian students in the STPM Examinations had begun to decline to the extent that there were insufficient adequately qualified Indian students to take up...
Sabah Foundation
INTRODUCTION : The Sabah Foundation, today operationally referred to as the Yayasan Sabah Group was established through Enactment No. 8 of the Sabah State Legislative Assembly in 1966. The man behind the establishment of Sabah Foundation was the Father of Independence of Sabah, the late Tun Datu Haji Mustapha bin Datu Harun, whose vision was to promote a Malaysian consciousness among the people of Sabah. The objectives of the foundation are providing education and educational facilities for all Malaysians in Sabah; creating opportunities for a more equitable distribution of economic wealth...
ERA Consumer Malaysia – Education & Research Association For Consumers Malaysia
ERA Consumer Malaysia is a voluntary, non-profit and non-political organisation registered under the Societies Act of Malaysia 1966. It was founded in the state of Perak in 1985 as a research, education and consumer and human rights advocacy group and subsequently expanded into a national organisation, now based in Kuala Lumpur. ERA Consumer’s early success was getting the national Consumer Protection Act passed. However our evolving work in this area, and our increasing capabilities to train and conduct community trainings, naturally led ERA Consumer to an expanded portfolio of programs....
Bangsa Ria Centre
Who are we Bangsa Ria as a day-care centre for the disabled and mentally-challenged, was originally run by a church in Bangsar for some years. When the church decided to close down the centre in 2006, the children were literally left in the lurch. The staff too had no other place to go. The parents, despite having helped to raise funds had no recourse as the centre belonged to the church which had the legal right to close it down. Out of desperation, in the same year, parents and well-wishers came together and registered Persatuan Orang Kurang Upaya Bangsa Ria KL & Selangor (Bangsa Ria...
Assistance to Blind Children (ABC)
History The Malaysian Association for the Blind (MAB) was established in November 21 1951 in order to look after the welfare of the blind in the country on the initiative of Major D.R. Bridges who was then an officer in the Department of Welfare Services of Malaya. He was a soldier in the British army in Burma and was blinded in the war during the 1940’s. After being rehabilitated in England, he was assigned to work as a welfare officer for the blind in Malaya. Subsequently, he became the first Executive Director of the MAB in the 1950’s. After about 10 years of service in Malaya,...
Persatuan Kanak-Kanak Khas Sungai Petani, Kedah
Background:The center, which was constructed in 1994 and inaugurated by the Sultan of Kedah, operates without charging any fees to parents who enroll their children here. Objectives:The center primarily focuses on providing education that centers around fundamental skills, often referred to as the 3 R’s (in English) or 3 M’s (in Bahasa Malaysia): – Reading (Membaca) – Writing (Menulis) – Arithmetic (Mengira) Additionally, the center imparts essential life skills, including: – Sewing – Personal hygiene practices –...