G.S.M. is a non-profit, non-governmental organization registered with the Registrar of Societies of Malaysia. Their mission is to support the downtrodden and marginalized in Malaysia through love, rehabilitation, and restoration. They have been operating for 18 years, primarily in the Klang Valley, including Chow Kit, downtown Kuala Lumpur, and neighboring states, assisting thousands of people in need.

Despite financial constraints, G.S.M. has established various homes and centers, offering services to those in need. These services include rehabilitation centers for male alcoholics, drug addicts, and HIV-infected individuals, women’s rehabilitation centers, halfway houses for destitute people, homes for abused, destitute, and neglected children, and facilities for rebellious and delinquent youth. They also run programs for the elderly, skills development/enhancement, street outreach feeding, and support for destitute individuals, transvestites, and prostitutes.

G.S.M. serves 3,900 meals per week, totaling 15,600 meals per month. They require RM 720,000 per annum to sustain their operations.

To support their cause, individuals can make donations, as G.S.M. is not funded by any government body or organization. They do not charge fees for the destitute and homeless they assist. The organization faces difficulties in covering rental and utility charges for their premises and relies on public generosity. Staff members receive meager allowances, and often, G.S.M. struggles to provide nutritious food due to budget constraints.

Despite these challenges, G.S.M. remains committed to helping the destitute and homeless, providing comprehensive care, and adopting a holistic approach to assist both individuals and families. They work tirelessly to rehabilitate and reintegrate those they serve into society, with the goal of building strong citizens.

Global Street Mission