“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. Stateless people are “invisible” to most around them, yet the
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 person ever who managed to pay back the money she
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 whole country, God opened a door for me in Elshaddai
All mankind will fear; They will proclaim the works of God and ponder what He has done. Ps 64:9 The unusual year of 2021 that presented unusual challenges and opportunities is fast approaching its end. The Covid pandemic created all kinds of fear in all man. Every aspect of
As an organization that has worked with children for the past thirteen years, ElShaddai Centre has always strived to provide a nurturing environment for children to grow to their potential through education and learning. With that said, the topic of child protection has always been something essential to our ministry
D’Explorer is an online 3-hour cross-cultural activity designed to engage the young people in Diaspora Missions at our doorstep. The youths will explore together with a group of young people, volunteers and Diaspora friends during this event. The discovery process is self-learning, fast-paced and full of creativity. The young people
As an educator based in Singapore, I was filled with anticipation and excitement as I embarked on a one-year research project based in ElShaddai Learning Centre, Klang. Contrary to most refugee research that normally cast deficit perspectives on refugees, I decided to explore using an asset perspective through the concept
With the grief and pain from year 2020, the world entered a new year with a new sense of hope as it continues the same battle of a pandemic. When the Malaysian Government announced the Movement Control Order (MCO) in June, there was a sense of familiarity; it was a
During the MCO period, many families of the Suluk and Bajau communities were affected. With the contribution from generous donors, ElShaddai Sabah has provided groceries, vouchers and medicine to the needy. After the long MCO break, KPD Learning Centre and Aman Learning Centre reopened on Tuesday, 26 January 2021. The
ElShaddai Centre has been continuing our support of families in need across the Klang Valley this year. we distributed shopping vouchers, cash, and provision with our Emergency Relief Fund. Lives IMPACTED – Contributed by Jenny Pui
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.
