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CHARITIESHouse of Joy Established on August 1, 1992 by Rev. Tang Chee Sing and his wife Lee Ching Mun, House of Joy (HoJ) is a not-for-profit social concern and charity that administers and provides shelter, care and training to orphans, children and teens who are either underprivileged, abused, abandoned & neglected, poor, and/or delinquent. In addition to these homes, HoJ also provides shelter and care to some underprivileged and destitute senior citizens as well. HoJ seeks to reach out to these needy people, in order to help them develop a real personal sense of worth and a change for the better among the children, teenagers and the elderly. HoJ hopes that through loving-care, counseling, education, training and transformation through restoration, these needy people, especially children and teenagers will transform and grow up as wholesome adults, ready to face life's challenges. The Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation The Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation is committed to the welfare of children with Down Syndrome, its main focus being the education of these children up to 6 years old. Malaysian Association for the Blind The Malaysian Association for the Blind (MAB) is the premier voluntary organization in Malaysia serving visually impaired persons. It provides services that help the blind and prevent the tragedy of avoidable blindness. Established in 1951 by the then Department of Social Welfare to look after the general well-being of blind persons in the country, MAB has since carried out this role and much more. Its activities have extended from Kuala Lumpur to other parts of the country. These include educational programmes, rehabilitation courses, vocational training and placement service. In addition, MAB also runs a Braille library, a "talking" book library (of cassettes), a Braille publishing unit, an Information Technology Centre, Resource Centre and a Sale and Production Unit to name a few. Its prevention of blindness programmes are realised through the eye hospital which MAB established in 1986. Malaysian Care is a non-profit Christian organization committed to serving the poor and needy irrespective of race or religion. Our staff mobilize resources in providing relief, development assistance and spiritual hope to individuals and groups, irrespective of race or religion. Our approach is holistic and we believe we are called to meet the varied needs of those who suffer physically, emotionally, intellectually and who encounter social and spiritual problems. Penang Adventist Hospital The charity arm of the hospital has come a long way since its early beginnings, however its initial mission of serving the poor has not diminished till this day. Back in the days when the hospital was known to many as the "Seventh-Day Adventist Mission Clinic" proudly displayed on the signboard of the clinic were the words, "Poor Treated Free." That's precisely what was practiced - no fees were accepted from poor patients. To this very day, the hospital's mission remains the same and has continued to provide quality healthcare even to those unable to fully meet the cost of their medical bills. This is made possible due to the availability of the hospital’s various funds. Ronald McDonald Children's Charities Fund of Malaysia (RMCC) The Ronald McDonald Children's Charities™ Fund of Malaysia (RMCC) was established in Malaysia in February 1990. Our main goal has always been to lend a helping hand to less fortunate children in three main areas: health, education and social services. |
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