Empowering communities, aim for long-term sustainable development and see ourselves as partners to the local church and the people we are serving.
Transformed lives
The perfect place
Community-based services
Everybody needs somebody
The Malaysian CARE story is simple yet big in dreams. Sometime in the late 1970s, a group of young Christians were inspired to put their faith into action.
A sustainable agriculture and community education research, demonstration and training facility started in 2007 in Chenderiang.
Lending resource centre cater for families of children with special needs. In that sense, our Toy Library also acts as a Parent Resource Centre.
We conduct Financial Literacy Programmes (FLP), to empower the poor by helping them to understand and manage their finances.
Bumblebee is a 2-tonne truck equipped with a variety of resources for both urban and rural poor communities
Indigenous Community Land Protection through Empowerment of Local Action Groups in Malaysia.
Introduce Community Development 3 main focus areas:
Empowering partners and colleagues via capacity building in the following ways
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Execute programmes independently
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Share resources and network
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Develop effective solutions and functional tools that are replicable
We focusing on enabling and empowering the poor to be self-advocates on issues of injustices and inequities relevant to them.
Objective:
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Increase comprehensive services with justice-based development approaches in poverty concentrated areas.
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Be a credible advocacy voice in the country on issues affecting the poor, enabling partners and donors to co-advocate.
I came out of prison and now I can give back to society, because society gave me a lot.”
Ajib
…when the opportunity came for Mark to return to study, it filled him with hope.
Mark
I’m so happy now because my mother asked to meet me! I banked in money to her and for the first time, she accepts it.”
Uncle Tee
