Education
Yayasan UniKL
Yayasan Pembangunan Wanita Murni Kelantan
“Sebagai Sebuah Badan Bukan Kerajaan (NGO) Yang Menjalankan Program-program Pembangunan & Program-program Khidmat Sosial Untuk Golongan Sasaran.” > MATLAMAT & TUJUAN Melahirkan Wanita Murni Dan Dinamis, Mampu Membina Institusi Keluarga Yang Mantap, Bahagia Dan Harmonis. > SEJARAH YAYASAN MURNI Ditubuhkan pada 1hb Mac 2000 Didaftarkan pada 1hb Julai 2000 Diluluskan pada 22hb Disember 2000 No Pendaftaran 1723 > PENGASAS Pn. Hjh. Siti Aishah bt. Hj. Ab. Rahman, AMN, ASK. Pn. Lin Zainun bt. Che Mahmood, PB > MOTTO “Wanita Dinamis, Dunia...
Yayasan Amal USIAMAS Malaysia (USIAMAS)
Our objectives 1. To engage in various community-based age-care services, so that the older persons in Malaysia irrespective of race, creed or religion can lead an active, meaningful and more comfortable life during their remaining years. 2. To motivate, train and generally provide support facilities for improving family income of the older persons. 3. To provide public education which would lead to overall improvement in the care and conditions of older persons. 4. To establish and administer centers, homes and such other facilities throughout Malaysia as may be required. 5. To conduct...
Tasputra Perkim
“A little Heaven for special children” There are 250,000 people with special needs in Malaysia, one percent of its population of around 25 million. The country’s large proportion of young people means many of those with special needs are children. Dedicated therapies and care can help these physically, visually or mentally disabled children to meet their full potential. Tasputra Perkim, founded in the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur in 1987, is a shining example of what is possible. The centre is run from a government-owned house in a quiet but central part of the city. The 50...
Seri Mengasih Centre (Kota Kinabalu)
Seri Mengasih Centre is a special developmental centre located in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia providing a comprehensive range of training programmes for the intellectually and developmentally disabled and services for their families. It was established in 1981 as the first special school in the state of Sabah for children whose special requirements could not be met in mainstream schools. It was a project initiated by a group of volunteers in collaboration with the Sabah Mental Health Association and established by a Board of Management. A footballers’ changing room at the Likas Sports...
Pusat Kreatif Kanak-kanak Tuanku Bainun
The Creative Children’s Center Tuanku Bainun is a non-profit organization that was established in 2013 under the patronage of DYMM Raja Permaisuri Tuanku Bainun. Their primary goal is to offer a secure environment where children and youth, aged 7-17, can access creative learning and arts education, regardless of their income, gender, religion, language, or abilities. The organization’s core programs encompass both short-term and long-term sponsored initiatives, benefiting underserved children and youth from various backgrounds, including those from shelter homes, orphanages,...
Malaysian Women in Ministry and Theology
Objectives: 1. Provide a forum for sharing and interaction between women involved in ministry and service in the church and those who are undergoing theological training. 2. Address issues concerned with women’s identity, the role and status of women in the Malaysian Church and society. 3. Build community and fellowship.
Malaysian Reading Association (MRA)
Objectives: To raise the standard of literacy in Malaysia.
Malaysian Association of Social Workers (MASW)
In Malaysia, professional social work was introduced by the British Colonial Administration as early as the 1930s but it was mainly focused on problems of migrant labourers from India and China. It was only after World War II, when social problems of displacement, juvenile delinquency and poverty became more prominent, that a Department of Social Welfare was formerly established in 1946. Social work services were introduced in terms of financial aid for the needy, probation programs for juvenile delinquents, protection homes for women and girls, and residential care for the disabled and the...
Malaysian Association of Private Colleges and Universities (MAPCU)
Who are we The Malaysian Association of Private Colleges and Universities (MAPCU) was established on 18 March 1997. It stands as Malaysia’s most prestigious group of private colleges and universities with membership from major and well-established private colleges and universities. All members offer post secondary and / or tertiary level courses independently and/or in collaboration with established local and foreign institutions of higher learning. MAPCU is recognised by the Ministry of Education, the National Accreditation Board, the Multimedia Development Corporation, the Ministry of...
Future in Our Hands Society, Malaysia
Conserving the gifts of Mother Nature and caring for the environment are the responsibility of every individual and by planting a tree, everyone will have the chance to contribute and make a difference in preserving our Earth. Our objectives 1. Help and encourage people to change their lives through examination of their personal values, goals and lifestyle. 2. Raise awareness concerning many forms of environmental destruction. 3. Foster individual involvement in the solutions to the environmental and social problems facing humanity. 4. Environmental education to make individual communities...
Central Welfare Council, Peninsular Malaysia (CWC)
Objectives: 1. To advise and to deal with social problems in Malaysia. 2. To initiate or execute any social services not operated by any other authority or organization. 3. To secure the help and support of the public and government in order to achieve the objectives of the Council. 4. To promote the welfare of the people with mental and physical disabilities, the underprivileged, distressed and destitute and to undertake or assist in the promotion of any scheme conducive to such welfare. 5. To undertake any social service either directly or through the State and District Branches in...
Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA)
Objectives 1. To maintain a balance in the allocation of resources which allows for the continued viability of both relief and development activities at all level. 2. To maintain full commitment to long term sustainable development initiatives which are appropriate to local needs. 3. To respond promptly, effectively and appropriately to human and natural disasters. 4. To undertake humanitarian and developmental assistance, avoiding discrimination based on race, ethnicity, gender, political or religious affiliations. 5. To ensure an efficient channel between identified needs and donor 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...
Kelab Rakan Siswa Islah Malaysia (KARISMA)
Kelab Rakan Siswa Islah Malaysia (KARISMA) adalah sebuah sayap mahasiswa di bawah Pertubuhan Jamaah Islah Malaysia (JIM) Mission 1. “Beriltizam untuk melahirkan mahasiswa du’at soleh wa musleh yang cemerlang dari aspek sakhsiah, kepimpinan dan akademik melalui program pembangunan insan yang komprehensif” 2. “Menggembleng tenaga mahasiswa ke arah merealisasikan Fikrah Islam Di Alam Kampus (FIDAK) menjelang 2015” Description KARISMA adalah akronim bagi Kelab Rakan Siswa Islah Malaysia, sebuah institusi mahasiswa yang ditubuhkan di atas inisiatif Pertubuhan Jamaah Islah Malaysia (JIM)...
Malaysia Youth And Students Democratic Movement (DEMA)
Our aims To promote and facilitate unity, solidarity and co-operation among youth and student of Malaysia in the struggle against imperialism, neocolonialism, abuse of human right and other forms of reputation towards the people of Malaysia in their struggle for a liberation, democratic progressive, peaceful and sustainable society. To encourage direct involvement of youth and students in social realities. To promote the acceptance and practice of human right in its broad context. Our objectives To provide workshops, platforms and venues for education and to bring about unity in...