CHARITIES WE'LL BE SUPPORTING - KHR 2024

Persatuan Pendidikan D'Wira (D'Wira Educational Center)

Founded in 2009 by Jap Siew Moi, D’Wira Educational Center (Persatuan Pendidikan D’Wira) aims to break the cycle of poverty by providing additional education assistance or tuition for children from low-income families. Their target is to assist families who struggle to afford the rising costs of education for their children.

D’Wira also acts as an interim school providing education for stateless children who fall between the cracks of our legal system and are unable to enroll in government schools. By keeping them up to speed with their studies, the students are not overwhelmed once they do achieve citizenship and can attend government schools.

Funded solely through donations, D’Wira now has 5 qualified teachers catering full-time to 65 students ranging from 4 to 18 years old.

To be announced soon

Persatuan Pendidikan D'Wira (D'Wira Educational Center)

Underfunded and overlooked charities - KHR 2023

Persatuan Pendidikan D'Wira (D'Wira Educational Center)

Funded solely through donations, D’Wira now has 5 qualified teachers catering full-time to 65 students ranging from 4 to 18 years old.

To be announced soon

Persatuan Pendidikan D'Wira (D'Wira Educational Center)

PAST CHARITY BODIES HELPED - 3rd KHR, 27th JANUARY 2018

House of Joy Double Blessing Caring Society

Pusat Pemulihan Dalam Komuniti (Community Rehabilitation Centre) Petra Jaya

The House of Joy Double Blessing Caring Society (also known as Persatuan OKU Kuching), registration no. PPM-038-13-05012016, was established in 2015, by a brother and sister team from Kuching who believe that “Instead of giving them fish, we teach them how to fish”, in collaboration with Joyce Agape Ministries, Taiwan. The House of Joy provides holistic care in the form of vocational training and job placement, and has four (4) main objectives:

Providing training & holistic care
Advancing independent life skills education
Advocating social awareness campaign
Establishing social enterprise model

Pusat Pemulihan Dalam Komuniti (Community Rehabilitation Centre) Petra Jaya

The PDK Petra Jaya (Community Rehabilitation Centre), was established on September 1st, 2003 upon requests and concerns by individuals, family members as well as the local community to care for their disabled and special needs children, especially for those nearby Semariang, in Petra Jaya. Initially, 38 special needs children were registered, supported by the Social Welfare Department, aided by active involvement of parents and the local community.

PDK functions not only as a platform of activities and encouragement for special needs children, but it also serves to actively train the trainers as well as parents, in dealing with their special needs children. The Centre is run by a committee made up of parents of special needs kids, government officers, the Social Welfare Department, medical officers as well as nurses, Education Department, as well as other non-governmental organizations. As the centre grows and expand, it requires a larger space to accommodate more special needs children, as well as staffs and trainers. The centre has been on the move, and on April 1st, 2017 they have based themselves at No. 95, Simpor 2A Road, Taman Harimas. The rising cost of materials and rental fees (RM 2000 per month) means that the PDK has to constantly seek funds to sustain itself