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| 1. | Coalition 58 | Donate Now |
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| 4. | Malaysian Care | Donate Now |
| 5. | Partner in Enterprise | Donate Now |
| 6. | Sports Partnership Malaysia | Donate Now |
Total amount donated is RM 730.00.
Donation To Beneficiaries
Thank you for your donations, all of which will go to the following beneficiaries:
Total amount donated is RM 42933.00.
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| No. | Beneficiary Name | Organization | Target Fund | Donated Fund |
| 1. | A BOTCHED UP LEG OP LEAVES FAMILY OF 8 IN DIRE SITUATION The husband Raja used to be a lorry assistant earning RM1,200 a month till he had a motorbike accident and broke his right leg. Had 2 metal pieces, braces inserted but job badly done, knee is badly swollen so he can't walk properly and sits at home. Right now depends on wife's kindergarden helper wages RM600 and welfare payment RM350 plus son's daily wages of RM15 a day. Their expenses are RM950, also have rental arrears, 2 ½ yr old son had squint eye operation (needs medical attention), Raja needs to redo leg operation at Kajang Hospital. Possible solutions are to set up a roadside food stall next to their flats. They will need funds for 3 months supply of oil, gas, flour, noodles, kuali etc. They have 8 children. Welfare stall RM1000; Operation RM2000; 1. Supply oil, gas, flour, kuali RM500 x 3 months RM1500 2. Knee operation RM2000 3. Roadside stall RM1500 | Malaysian Care (FGAKL) | RM 3000.00 | RM 3478.00 |
| 2. | Assessment and Intervention support for children with disabilities in Enggang Community To provide home-based intervention to children with disabilities in Enggang low-cost flats We have identified 4 families in this community that have children with disabilities. These children had little or no intervention due to their family's financial constraints. We aim to provide assessment and intervention support to these children and their families. We will also work with volunteers who are professionally trained to provide home-based intervention such as physiotherapy, Individual Education Plan, etc. This is part of the community development work by Community At Heart together with Malaysian Care. Targeted beneficiaries: Families of children with special needs in Enggang community. So far, we have identified 4 families: 1. Kugan Raj a/l Kunalan (celebral palsy) - 14 years old 2. Jagathieswari (learning difficulty) - age 9 years old 3. Azizah Binti Loop's children (learning difficulty) 4. Noraini's child (mentally and physically disabled) Project Budget (breakdown) No Item/Description Amount 1 Gym Mat RM 1,000 2 Sitting chair (with special support) RM 1,000 3 Standing frame RM 2,000 4 Volunteers' allowance (RM100 x 12mths) RM 1,200 5 Volunteers' transport (RM50 x 48 wks) RM 2,400 TOTAL RM 7,600 | Malaysian Care (Eagle Point) | RM 7600.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 3. | BLESS PLAYERS WITH ESSENTIAL ITEMS A. Shan is 18. His dad is a lorry driver who earns about RM1000 a month to support his college expenses and his 9 year old sister's school expenses. His mother has just passed away after fighting cancer for four years. They have her medical bill to settle. B. Mai is Shan's sister who needs help with her school expenses. C. Eleven other players need to be blessed with school uniform to start their school in January 2012. Some are from single-parents families. D. Tiban (12) needs someone to help pay for his school bus fare. His dad is a taxi driver and mom is a housewife taking care of 6 of them. The oldest in the family being 13 and youngest is 3. Items College expenses (food, books, stationeries) 300 x 12mths RM3600 School expenses (canteen, bus fare) RM1200 School uniform (shirt & pants) RM1100 School bus fare RM840 | Malaysian Care (Sports Partnership Malaysia) | RM 6740.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 4. | Community Sports for Orang Asli Children in Bkt Lanjan To train 17 Orang Asli children (8-12 years old) in Bukit Lanjan, Selangor & set up one Junior Football Club. This project engages OA children in sporting activities and aims to build character, confidence, teamwork and prevent youth from being lured into destructive activities that are affecting the adults now, i.e. alcoholism, drug abuse. RM2500 for basic equipment & jersey for the team. | Malaysian Care | RM 2500.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 5. | Community Sports for Orang Asli Children in Kg Sg Cincin To train 17 Orang Asli children (8-12 years old) in Kg Sg Cincin, Selangor & set up one Junior Football Club. This project engages OA children in sporting activities and aims to build character, confidence, teamwork and prevent youth from being lured into destructive activities that are affecting the adults now, i.e. alcoholism, drug abuse. RM2500 for basic equipment & jersey for the team. | Malaysian Care | RM 2500.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 6. | Economic Empowerment for Women & Families Living with HIV/AIDS Women living with HIVAIDS find it difficult to manage their lives and that of their families due to the vagrancies of the disease. Their health is inconsistent even with medication, and this makes them less employable. Even when employed, many have to take medical leave consistently, and to go for their hospital appointments. Even for the self-employed living on a daily wage, taking time off from work due to illness and hospital appointments etc. is a difficult situation to manage. We want to provide some financial assistance to bring them out of poverty. Financial Literacy Programme will be conducted to assist each person in learning to earn more and to manage their finances better. Note: We hope to assist at least 6 women in these situations. This means 6 RunNat teams can consider this cause. | Malaysian Care | RM 2400.00 | RM 3715.00 |
| 7. | Education for Refugee Children Refugee children cannot access formal education due to lack of proper documentation. Community education centers are set up to provide informal education opportunities for school-aged children. These centers are depending largely on community support and often operate without external funding. The funding of RM100 per child per month will cover teachers' allowance, rental for education center premise, teaching materials, workbook, stationery & lunch/tea break. We hope to sponsor 500 refugee children (from Myanmar) at various education centers in Pudu, Cheras, Puchong, Kajang and Kepong. RM3000 to sponsor 5 children for 6 months. Note: As the needs are enormous, we welcome as many RunNat teams to raise fund for this cause. | Malaysian Care | RM 3000.00 | RM 3990.00 |
| 8. | FAMILY OF 3 CHILDREN WITH A DRUG ADDICT FOR A FATHER The husband is a drug addict since a teenager, been in jail and rehab centres a number of times and is asthmatic taking 3 types of medications. He cannot find a job as people find it hard to trust a drug addict. His drug addiction keeps relapsing.The family depends on wife (a diabetic needing insulin jabs) who works as a cleaner earning RM550, and welfare payment of RM200. After deducting expenses rental of RM0, food, etc they have a balance of RM85 left. As a result the family frequently has one meal a day only and at times the children have to miss dinner and has to starve. They depend on monthly food supplies from DUMC. The wife wants to generate income from the home, cooking and selling muruku, buying products from wholesale market and going from floor to floor in the flats on trolley selling products on weekends. 1. Provisions for 3 months RM1000 2. Utensils for cooking RM500 3. Trolley RM300 | Malaysian Care (FGAKL) | RM 1800.00 | RM 3050.00 |
| 9. | Food Bank & Financial Literacy Program Towards Economic Empowerment (Enggang) To train & support the poor community towards economic empowerment This program started a year ago in Enggang low-cost flats community with 45 participating families:
The participating families receive monthly provision for a year while undergoing a financial literacy program to be trained towards economic empowerment. The first 1-year cycle is coming to an end and we are now doing assessment for new families. Targeted beneficiaries Annually, 45 poor families in Enggang Project Budget (breakdown) Household provision per family: RM100 x 12 months = RM1,200 | Malaysian Care (Eagle Point) | RM 1200.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 10. | HELP INDUMATHI & CHILDREN Her husband is now incarcerated in Machang prison in Kelantan for 2 years for a drug possession case. There is a pending case of attempted murder against him over the slashing of Indumathi, and she has filed divorce proceedings against him. Indumathi became a Christian about 3 years ago. She is now living temporarily with Thenmoly in Kajang. Indumathi has a mother who is suffering from cancer, and another sister who is also a single mother and maybe suffering from deep depression, both staying in Kota Damansara. She wishes that her mother and sister to stay with her.Immediate Action Required :- 1. Provide her with food basket of circa RM400/month for 6 months. 2. Raise RM1,500 for buy cooking equipment to make muruku, fry keropok and make Indian snacks. 3. Raise RM1,000 to buy sewing equipment to make aprons and quilts for sale. 4. Give tuition for oldest daughter to help her catch up with her standard one studies. | Hands for Good (CCM) | RM 4900.00 | RM 5880.00 |
| 11. | Help Little Z Hear & Learn Little Z was born with some medical conditions which included a hole in the heart and larynx disorder. He has undergone a few operations and only started walking at 3. Later he was also confirmed to have hearing-impairment (both ears). All these affected Z's development (physical and intellectual) and learning. The cost of hearing aid of RM3,500 each is beyond the means of his father who works as a deliveryman. His mother is a Thai-citizen therefore, unable to work here. The family has no access to any government's assistance (e.g. OKU benefits) as Z is not a Malaysian (born to a Thai mother who was not yet married to his Malaysian father at that time). With RM3,500 for 1 hearing aid already secured, the family needs another RM3,500 for the other aid. With the gift of hearing aid, Little Z will be able to enjoy a world of sounds and learn better. | Malaysian Care | RM 3500.00 | RM 960.00 |
| 12. | HELP THEMOLY TO OPEN HER HOME FOR DISTRESSED WOMEN Thenmoly is a mother of one daughter aged 9 years old. She is currently working and supporting both herself and her daughter. Out of kindness she is allowing Indu mathi to stay with her. Thenmoly has asked for financial assistance given her small allowance is insufficient to support Indumathi's family expenses. Also asked for assistance in securing financial independence. Thenmoly currently helps out at Persatuan Sahabat Wanita Selangor. She's a Christian and attends Kingdom City Church. Provide with financial assistance of RM300 per Month x12 to help pay for utilities and household expenses as she opens her home to distressed women. | Hands for Good (CCM) | RM 3600.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 13. | Husband Bab Jan 70 yrs old, Wife Indonesian , They have 4 children eldest 16 yrs old, rest still studying He used to be a wireman but hasn't worked for 3 yrs now. Is 70 yrs old and has a heart problem and goes hospital for treatment. He has a young family of 4 children to support all studying, eldest 16 yrs old. Now depends on wife to support the family. She works in a shop 7 days a week, 8 hrs a day earning @ per day. They are staying in a house (f.o.c) but faces eviction in 2 to 3 months as owner wants to rent out premise. SOR can raise funds to help his eldest son start a business or find employment. Raise funds for his heart operation. Help him to start a business at home. To pay for rental for new place temporarily. | Harvest Centre | RM 1500.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 14. | Man Noor Kamal A Myammar refugee, used to work as a cook earning RM350/= till his employee moved to Melaka. (He has other skills like wiring and installing). Now is an odd job worker doing house wiring, installing fans, lamps. He only gets paid when there is work, sometimes has no money (jobs) for 3 months. His daily expenses are not enough as he needs a daily job. He has never received help from UNCHR. SOR can raise funds for him to set up a business or a roadside food stall as he has skills as cook, wiring etc. However needs to get a license. SOR can raise funds for him to set up a business or a roadside food stall as he has skills as cook, wiring etc. | Harvest Centre | RM 1500.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 15. | Mercy care for bedridden Siva (part of SOS Assembly's Mercy Ministry for the poor & needy in Sri Sentosa community) Program Goals & Objectives To improve the living condition of Siva who is bedridden & minister hope to his family Siva became paralyzed from waist down 16 years ago when he was so severely injured on the spine during a gang fight. His only restricted area of movement is his bed. Sleeping facedown is the only possible posture. He only gets to turn around for a few moments to avoid bedsore every evening with the help of someone. His kidneys have suffered serious damage and all bowel movements are through tubes. He was initially treated at government hospitals but all hope of recovery is long gone and treatment of any sort has been abandoned. For the past 16 years, Siva was staying with his two elderly parents. To make the situation worse, his 82-year-old father passed away early September 2011. Though he has 3 other siblings, two of them are married and one brother is still single but presently unemployed. Members of SOS have been visiting this family since June 2011 and will continue to do so to provide physical and spiritual care. The team will also explore other ways of helping e.g. home-based physiotherapy for Siva and empowering his brother towards employment or income-generation. Targeted beneficiaries Siva Sabaran A/L Poongan (39years old) & family Program Budget (breakdown) Basic equipment/materials to improve Siva's living condition: Item/Description 1. Chrome, reclining wheelchair RM800 2. Single-bed mattress with 2 pillows RM500 3. Wall fan with installation RM250 4. Disposable diapers RM250 5. Food supplies (RM100 x 12 months) RM1200 | Malaysian Care (SOS Assembly) | RM 3000.00 | RM 3000.00 |
| 16. | Mercy Care for ex-prisoner Voorvasi (part of SOS Assembly's Mercy Ministry for the poor & need in Sri Sentosa community) Program Goals & Objectives To assist Voorvasi to begin a life with hope and courage, acceptance and help through the community ministry, and most importantly, continues to have her mentored and disciple, so as to grow to be functional, drug free, and be a blessing to others as time comes. Voorvasi has been on drugs almost all of her adult life. Prison was a familiar place. Through the grace and mercy of God, she was admitted to Rumah Kepercayaan, Malaysian Care in the year of 2009, after having undergone the rehabilitation program, she went on to be a helper for several months. Since leaving RK, she has been staying in the proximity of our church. She attends church without fail and is very much considered one of us in the family of SOS Assembly. Due to her age, her limited educational background, it has been proven difficult to find a permanent job. She has been working temporary job, odd job and all these come and go kind of work. Due to the nature of the jobs such as packing etc, she is paid very little, but yet she is willing to work. Recently, she lost her job again because the company has shifted to another location. Voorvasi has a back problem and she is being treated at government clinic now as an out- patient. We are still looking for a job for her. Perhaps a small business like selling newspaper with her own stall and other possibilities. She exhibits humility and does not mind to do any kind of work as long as it is not too much physical for her age and back condition. Target beneficiaries Voorvasi Thenmoliyal A/P Sellam (52 years old) Program Budget (breakdown) RM150 monthly for 12 months = RM1,800 | Malaysian Care ( SOS Assembly ) | RM 1800.00 | RM 1800.00 |
| 17. | Mercy care for single mother Lilawati (part of SOS Assembly's Mercy Ministry for the poor & needy in Sri Sentosa community) Program Goals & Objectives To assist the subject to begin a life with hope and courage, acceptance and help through the community ministry, and most importantly, sharing the saving grace of Christ with her and her child. Lilawati has not been legally married but has a 6 years old daughter. The father of the child was already married when they got to know each other but kept the truth from her. He has 4 children from his previous marriage and lives a very wayward lifestyle, which includes womanizing all the time, most of the time jobless, ex-prisoner yet not showing any willingness to change at time of writing this evaluation. Another blow in Lilawati's life was when she discovered she has contracted TB. She is presently on medication and was found to be stable and on her way to recovery during her last check-up at Hospital Selayang. She is penniless and got nowhere to go. Though she still have parents and a sister but none is able to render any meaningful help. She is looking for a job around our area and she is presently staying with her aunty who is also attending our church. We will make sure she gets a job and will assist in arranging her child to be schooled comes 2012. Targeted beneficiaries Lilawati A/P Subramaniam (25 years old with a 6 years old daughter) Program Budget (breakdown) First month: Rental for a room = RM200; Food & Clothing = RM200 Second month: Extra money before pay from employment = RM200; Food & Clothing = RM200 Subsequent 10 months of RM 200 monthly subsistence = RM2,000 Total = RM2,800 | Malaysian Care ( SOS Assembly ) | RM 2800.00 | RM 2800.00 |
| 18. | Mercy care for widow Ann with 3 daughters (part of SOS Assembly's Mercy Ministry for the poor & needy in Sri Sentosa community) Program Goals & Objectives To assist widow Ann in caring for the family adequately. Ann, a widow with three daughters since her husband passed away several years ago, works in a nursing home in Petaling Jaya. She earns approximately RM900 monthly though she has worked there for many years. Oldest daughter works as a receptionist in a legal firm but due to the long distance taking bus and LRT from home to office daily, after deducting transport cost, her net income is very minimal. Apart from the at-times-not-so-good health of the mother, the youngest daughter Rebecca suffers from epilepsy for many years and is on medication daily. The cost of the medication is approximately RM100+ monthly. The second daughter Rachel is on PTPTN (Perbadanan Tabung Pendidikan Tinggi Nasional) loan and is studying at a college in Shah Alam. The cost of transport is also a burden on the family. The rental of a small apartment of the family is RM450 with minimal and very basic necessity. We want to help the family through their financial difficulties till Rachel finishes her course and begin to work to help out. They all attend our church and they have been most faithful and have been most willing to learn and grow in the Lord. We will also help them to identify their strength and open doors for better employment opportunities. Targeted beneficiaries Mother: Letchumy A/P Marimuthu aka Ann - 49years old Daughters: Regina Shantini A/P Rajasingam - 23 years old Rachel Shatini A/P Rajasingam - 20 years old Rebecca Shamini A/P Rajasingam - 18 years old Program Budget (breakdown) General expenses of RM300 per month for 12 months = RM3,600 | Malaysian Care ( SOS Assembly ) | RM 3600.00 | RM 3600.00 |
| 19. | Mercy care single mother Goh with 4 children (part of SOS Assembly's Mercy Ministry for the poor & needy in Sri Sentosa community) Program Goals & Objectives Goh is a single mother with 4 children out of wedlock. She rent an apartment with her mother Mdm Soo and an unemployed younger brother. She works as a direct selling agent and income has never been stable. Even with the best month, she could hardly earn enough to support her family with two of her children of schooling age, Jia Sheng & Jia Hui. We have ministered to her for a few months and she has been most willing to be taught and mentored. She is now a believer and follower of our Lord Jesus Christ. She attends church with her children attending Sunday school regularly. We want to help restructure her life with hope and expectation in her path of the way of God. Planning is on the way to help her seek better prospect job with a more stable income. The financial constraint she faces is fast sinking her into depression and a state of hopelessness and desperation. She needs help in many ways to kick start her life as a functional and productive person and a responsible mother as well. Targeted beneficiaries Mother: Goh Soh Hua - 39 years old Children: Lim Jia Sheng - 9 years old Lim Jia Hui - 8 years old Lim Jia Yu - 6 years old Lim Jia Liang - 4 years old Grandmother: Soo Yoke Yin - 59 years old Program Budget (breakdown) General expenses of RM250 per month for 12 months = RM3,000 | Malaysian Care ( SOS Assembly ) | RM 3000.00 | RM 3000.00 |
| 20. | Mobility support for disabled Azizah Mobility support for disabled Azizah Azizah has lost both of her legs due to diabetes. Her husband takes care of her and helps with the household chores. They have 6 kids and 2 have special needs (learning difficulties). Transportation has been one of Azizah's major concerns as she needs to go to the hospital frequently for check-ups and doctors' consultation. Azizah is one of the participants of the Community At Heart's Food Bank & Financial Literacy Program. Her family has received monthly household supplies for a year ending Sept 2011. Targeted beneficiaries : Azizah Bt Loop & her family No Item/Description Amount (RM) 1 Wheel Chair (replacement) RM 700 2 Transport for hospital appointment (RM60x12) RM 720 TOTAL RM 1420 | Malaysian Care (Eagle Point) | RM 1420.00 | RM 200.00 |
| 21. | Nur Begum btw Sayed (Female) has 5 children eldest is 12 yrs, 2nd is 8 yrs old, all of them study in harvest centre She has a growth in her back which needs to be operated in 2 yrs time. Has to do constant X -rays at hospital, one month pays RM200 medical fees, each visit a least RM30/= (overcharging to refugees) . Her husband works at Selayang Pasar Borong at @RM35/= a day for 6 days a week as manual worker. They have 5 children all study at harvest (they have constant medical problems, and can't pay their fees. All them stay in one small room. She is willing to work but says at moment sick, can do sewing etc. Urgent problem there are 10 people in her family including mum and uncle staying one small room. Also the medical expenses at hospital for her and children. | Harvest Centre | RM 1500.00 | RM 20.00 |
| 22. | Orang Asli Junior Football Club This is a long term project focuses on character-building, essential skills, teamwork and fitness. It engages OA children in sporting activities to prevent youth from being lured into destructive activities affecting the adults now i.e. alcoholism, drug abuse. Through the practice sessions and friendly matches, opportunities will be intentionally created for development of self-esteem, social skills and collaboration. RM4500 for sponsorship of activities and prizes for 1 year (friendly matches, exposure trips & annual award ceremony). | Malaysian Care | RM 4500.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 23. | Pastor Thang Chin Kai. Wife is pregnant. 2 children studying in harvest centre Works as a pastor to Myammar Zomi people in Gospel Hall Church in Jln Imbi. Congregation is 100 people. His wages are not fixed, depend on the tithing. He works full time, has to do funerals and ministry work, so he can't look for alternative jobs. Church only reimburses him for bus fees. He doesn't get paid monthly but after 2 to 3 months , wages are RM500 sometimes RM600/= . (His wages supposed to be RM800/= a month) His urgent problem is his wife fees to deliver baby at KL Hospital which is RM800/- , lorry transport charges to move to his new flat/premise from Sri Petaling to Jln Hang Tuah RM200/=. Monthly transport fees for children, and their outstanding 4 - 5 months fees at Harvest Centre RM90 per month. SOR can raise funds to help him pay for tuition for children, wife's delivery, transport fees moving house. Suggest ways for him to get another job in weekdays. | Harvest Centre | RM 1500.00 | RM 1500.00 |
| 24. | Roziah (divorced) Been in Malaysia 27yrs . Has 7 children She earns @RM15 to @RM20 /= a day collecting scrap at village and then sell recycling centre/ scrap yard. Her rental is RM250/= a month. UNCHR occasionally give RM300/=. She shares with her neighbour in getting food for her children. SOR can raise funds to help her set up a business or road side stall. | Harvest Centre | RM 1500.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 25. | SINGH FAMILY IN SRI KEMBANGAN Mrs.Singh is a single mother with four children. She has to raise the family after the death of her husband two years ago. She ferries children to school and earns between RM300-RM500 a month. Her eldest son helps with the finances of the family but it is not enough to cover the daily expenses of the family. Mrs.Singh has to care for the family and provide for them as well RM5,000 only. RM3000 to be used to help her spruce up her van used to ferry children. RM2000 for children's education fees and provisions for the family. | Malaysian Care (Ignite Community Centre) | RM 5000.00 | RM 3320.00 |
| 26. | Supporting a mother out of drug dependence & her new-born baby Madam P is a drug dependent who has decided to get help in her addiction by admitting to Malaysian Care's halfway home. Recently she gave birth to a child - a premature and heroin baby. That's the reason for her to give up her addiction as she wants to take care of her child. Our ministry will include:
No. Item/Description Amount 1 Provision for the baby (milk, powder, disposable diapers, misc.): RM200 x 12 mths RM 2,400 2 Living expenses for the mother in the home RM 1,200 TOTAL RM 3,600 | Malaysian Care | RM 3600.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 27. | Toyoba bt Norzumiah A Myammar refugee, divorced and has 4 children. 2 children have left home and she takes care of another 2. She gets RM300 from UN. She needs support for her medical bills, rental, children's education and children's transport. and also for her own medical expenses. She comes to Harvest regularly seeking food provisions for her family. | Harvest Centre | RM 1500.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 28. | Training for Men Recovering from Drug Abuse To empower men who are recovering from substance abuse / addiction through training programmes. We aim to support and encourage men who are in recovery by giving care and training in the areas such as communication skills, anger resolution, conflict management, relapse prevention and recovery. RM4,800 to sponsor one 2-day 1-nite training programme for a group of 30 persons. Note: We target to conduct this training 4 times a year for 2 groups each time. This means 8 RunNat teams can this cause. | Malaysian Care | RM 4800.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 29. | Training for Persons Affected by Drug Abuse To enable and empower women & children who are affected by substance abuse & consequences of substance abuse through training programmes. Most of our clients are single parents (women with children), with either their spouses having passed away, or are in prison, or not in contact with the family. We aim to support and encourage the families by giving respite care and training & workshops such as parenting skills, communication within the family, anger resolution, conflict management and study skills (for children). RM4,800 to sponsor one 2-day 1-nite training programme for a group of 30 persons. Note: We target to conduct this training 3 times a year for 3 groups each time. This means 9 RunNat teams can consider this cause. | Malaysian Care | RM 4800.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 30. | Training for Women Recovering from Drug Abuse To empower women who are recovering from substance abuse / addiction through training programmes. We aim to support and encourage women who are in recovery by giving care and training in the areas such as communication skills, anger resolution, conflict management, relapse prevention and recovery. RM4,800 to sponsor one 2-day 1-nite training programme for a group of 30 persons. Note: We target to conduct this training 4 times a year for 2 groups each time. This means 8 RunNat teams can this cause. | Malaysian Care | RM 4800.00 | RM 0.00 |
| 31. | Wheelchair for Cerebral Palsy Boy Kugan is a 13 year-old cheerful boy with Cerebral Palsy. Since birth, he does most of his activities lying down on the floor. His aunty takes care of him during the day while his parents work. Due to his immobility, he is unable to go to hospital for therapies. It is a challenge for his aging aunty to bathe him and carry him around. Kugan's world is always upside-down as he spends most of the time lying on the floor. A wheelchair at the cost of RM900 will help to align his vision and he can also wheel out of the house and to enjoy the beauty of God's creation. A wheelchair will not heal his condition, but it will definitely enable him to have a better quality life. | Malaysian Care | RM 900.00 | RM 2620.00 |
