“We are thankful because everyone is healthy,” said Zikri*(not real name), a Myanmar Rohingya refugee currently living in Malaysia. We first met Zikri* a few years ago when he joined us in ElShaddai Centre. He is a hardworking person and a loving family man. Currently, there are 11 people, which
Our frontliners have been working hard distributing essential goods, cash, and vouchers to families. We are thankful that we were able to reach many families before the enhanced MCO was announced on 1 April. 🤗 Moving forward, we will be mobilising staff and volunteers in their respective neighbourhood for continual support.
In view of the difficult situation caused by COVID-19 and the recent implementation of Restriction of Movement Order in Malaysia, we foresee a crisis among the displaced and marginalised communities we engage with. Most work from hand-to-mouth, and with the enforced shutdown of most businesses, daily survival for them will
ELSHADDAI CENTRE RESPONSE TO COVID-19 1. In line with our Malaysian Prime Minister’s announcement of a movement restriction order and direction from UNHCR, ElShaddai Centre will be closing all our education centres from 18th March onwards until further notice. 2. ElShaddai Centre will be suspending all gatherings, events, and services
A beautiful cultural exchange activity in between Watoto Children’s Choir and ElShaddai Refugees Learning Center. A great reminder to help the displaced and marginalised children to live their lives to the fullest. Find out how you can be a part too at www.ecb.org.my ! #WeWillGo #Watoto #WatotoChildrensChoir #Uganda #Africa #OrphanCare #Orphan #ChildrensChoir #Missions #Choir104
Education is always the upmost concern of all parents to their children. At the first day of school at our new Sentosa Centre, we see earnest parents wanted to register their children so that they can access to the basic education. In ElShaddai, we believe education is the key to
We are delighted to announce the latest addition to our learning centres! This new learning centre in Klang will be impacting the community around Taman Sentosa, Klang, making education more accessible for families in need. New centre will be starting officially on 2nd March 2020 (Monday).https://youtu.be/5tlqAklh3J8
In the view of COVID-19 virus outbreak, our ElShaddai Refugee Learning Centre has started taking health measures and safety checks with the use of temperature screening device for all the students before they proceed to classes.
The Graduation and Concert of ElShaddai Refugee Learning Centre was held on the 23 November 2019 at Harvest Christian Assembly, Klang. The air was filled with excited chatter as children and parents tried to outdo one another with raised voices. This was the long-awaited highlight of the year! Amidst the
Group photo of the teachers’ retreat at Happy Farm resort, Bentong Every success stroy has many heroes and heroines behind the scene, so does ElShaddai. ElShaddai’s works among the displaced and marginalized communities are greatly supported by a group of full-time teachers and co-workers as well as long term committed
We are endorsed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Malaysia. We provide 4 core services to the communities.
Help the marginalized and displaced families to rebuild their lives. The effect of the pandemic has been devastating for our whole society, especially to the most vulnerable among us. The families ElShaddai Centre work with are now seeking to rebuild their lives with dignity.
