“God Heals, We Help” are the words displayed on the Penang Adventist Hospital portal. The hospital is committed in changing lives and making a difference in our community by providing quality medical care and financial assistance to individuals in need. This was Dr. Gardner’s dream. His dream continues today.
Each diabetic patient has to endure 4 hours of dialysis treatment an average of 13 times a month – for life. With our subsidized rates, this would cost them RM 6,240 per year.
Malaysian Parkinson’s Disease Association is a registered NGO with the Registrar of Societies as a support group for Parkinson sufferers and their respective families.
Persatuan SLE Malaysia (PSLEM) is a non-profit support group formed in 1994 by concerned doctors and patients to help people suffering from Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE).
Kuala Lumpur Lions Renal Centre is a voluntary organization that offers subsidised dialysis treatment to kidney failure patients from the lower income group.
Hope Worldwide is an international non-profit, non-religious organization aimed at improving the lifestyle of needy families through quality health care and education.
This NGO’s primary objective is to provide an affordable dialysis centre for the care of poverty stricken patients who are suffering from end-stage renal failure and requires haemodialysis.
The Persatuan Diabetes Malaysia ( Malaysian Diabetes Association) is a non-profit NGO registered in 1983 with the aim to help people with diabetes to lead healthy and productive lives.
MERCY Malaysia is a locally based international medical relief organisation dedicated to providing humanitarian aid in crisis and non-crisis situations.
The Malaysian AIDS Foundation (MAF) raises money and manages funds to support the activities of the Malaysian AIDS Council and its Partner Organisations.
MLF is the only national voluntary, non-profit, charitable organisation in Malaysia dedicated to the prevention, treatment and cure of liver, gallbladder and pancreatic diseases.
Pusat Pembangunan Potensi CADS or Persatuan Pusat Pembangunan Potensi CADS Wilayah Persekutuan dan Selangor serves the special educational needs of children with Learning Disabilities.
The Society’s memberships are open to all races and religions. Availability of its services in the field of education, welfare, culture as well as skills training cuts across racial and religious barriers.
As the nation’s national conservation trust, WWF-Malaysia runs more than 75 projects covering a diverse range of environmental protection and nature conservation work.
Established 50 years ago by the Brothers of St. Gabriel, the Montford Boys Town runs the Montfort Youth Training Centre (MYTC) Sabah and the Montfort Youth Centre (MYC) Melaka.
Girls as young as 15 could be diagnosed with cervical cancer – the fourth leading cause of death of women in Malaysia. But it can be easily treated if detected early.
