My name is Sofia, I’m originally from Myanmar. I arrived in Malaysia in 2013. After completing primary education at various schools, I faced the challenge of looking for a suitable secondary school. The options were either too far or too expensive. I temporarily paused my studies until last year. Then
Shalmar, my journey with ElShaddai Centre I am Shalmar from Myanmar. My journey with ElShaddai Centre started when I was enrolled in Year 6 at Prime. Prior to joining ElShaddai Centre, I was studying at a Refugee School which offers education up to level 6. At that school, it required
My name is Ali Mohammed, I came from Afghanistan when I was twenty years old. When I left my country, there was fighting between the government and the Taliban. During the conflict, many people were being killed. My family members too were all killed, and I was left all alone.
As I reflect on my journey with El-Shaddai for the past 10 years, I experienced the grace of God in the growth of El-Shaddai. I’m reminded of the profound sense of purpose and community that has kept me here for so long. The dedication of El-Shaddai to uplifting lives and
I joined ElShaddai Centre in 2021, at that time, I was looking for an administrative job and subsequently was offered a job on April 16 as an Accounts Assistant with ElShaddai Centre. I had no knowledge in accounting then. I am very thankful to Sister Sabrina Teh who mentored me
WHYE YING My journey with Elshddai began in March 2010 when I walked into St Barnabas Hall where a class of wide-eyed, innocent-looking, unkempt kindergarten kids looked back at me. I had never encountered refugees before but after the initial culture shock, the adventure began.It has been 14 long years
When people inquire about the origins of this work, I find myself recounting a truth that often surprises them: I never intended to embark upon this journey. Yet, as the saying goes, when God calls, He doesn’t merely suggest; He orchestrates. Reflecting on the path that led me here, I
Through the love and dedication of our community workers, we are witnessing holistic life transformation in the Indonesian community. A case in point is Pak W. When his 7-year-old daughter was involved in a motorbike accident at the end of March, our community worker helped to raise funds for the
– Contributed by Angela, a L10 student in ElShaddai Centre Excel Learning Centre, and a former resident of the girls’ shelter After an unexpected and unfortunate incident involving my mother, I found myself living in a shelter. Although I was grateful to have a place to stay, I was also experiencing a
When I first joined ElShaddai Centre, I was with the Social Work team, and focused on the Myanmar Community-Based Protection. I had no experience and quickly recognized that they were training me rather than just hiring me. As I became acquainted with ElShaddai Centre, not only were my eyes gradually opened, my English listening and speaking skills
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.
