ElShaddai E-Graduate – Fatiq After finishing my IGCSE in the year 2020 I was trying to look to look for a college or a university to continue my tertiary education but I couldn’t manage to get any positive response from
When school reopened in January 2021, parents of diverse nationalities flocked to our centre to enroll their children. Ten months of the covid-19 pandemic had robbed these kids of a normal childhood, a normal school life. In walked 7-year old
There are some 45,650 children below the age of 18 who came to Malaysia due to displacement by conflict and natural disasters, and many of them are not able to attend school. You can change that today for as little
“To be stripped of citizenship is to be stripped of worldliness; it is like returning to a wilderness as cavemen or savages…. they could live and die without leaving any traces” Hannah Arendt Statelessness had received very little attention worldwide.
During the second week of March, we (communications team) had the privilege to visit Sharifa at her home, along with Jenny (social work team) and Dr. Ng (director). What was so special about this was that Sharifa is the first
The story of Ajunta I joined Elshaddai Centre in January 2021. Prior to being with Elshaddai Centre, I was the principal of a local kindergarten, when I was also lecturing part-time at a college. When the Covid-19 pandemic hit the
Hi, my name is Zara* and I am 16 years old this year. I flew to Malaysia from Myanmar when my grandma passed away and I came to live with my uncle as I do not have other relative in
2021 has been nothing short of an adventure for the whole ElShaddai Centre team- from the continuous challenges arising from the Covid-19 pandemic, to embracing new frontiers and challenges. We are proud to share with you that we not only
Excel has 84 students from L7 to L11 in 2021. Though we only had physical classes from February to April and then reopened from October to December 2021. It has been an eventful year. The classes went virtual when the
Throughout the year of 2021, ElShaddai Sabah has actively provided medicine and food relief to about 300 needy families in KPD and Kampung Aman in spite of the constant threat of Covid infection and lengthy periods of Movement Control Order
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.
