Child Protection Committee Empowerment
In small communities, keeping children safe is a team effort. Give RM300 to equip one Child Protection Committee member to spread vital child protection knowledge that builds safer communities.
Protect a Child’s Future Today
Through Child Protection Committee Empowerment
Sobering cases of abuse, bullying and other dangers affecting Malaysia’s children often make headlines. But in remote rural communities, child safety incidents often go unnoticed. We need to act urgently to keep every child safe!
Child Protection Committee Empowerment
In small communities, keeping children safe is a team effort. Give RM300 to equip one Child Protection Committee member to spread vital child protection knowledge that builds safer communities.
See The Impact You Can Make!
World Vision Malaysia organised a session with the National Anti-Drugs Agency in Keningau, Sabah. Said participant Yurim Ramlee (on the right): “I gained new knowledge about different kinds of drugs, like ketum leaves. People say that it’s medicine, but it’s really poison.”
Yurim is passionate about spreading awareness throughout his community. He helped facilitate a workshop on the dangers of drug use, drawing 90 people, including parents and children. He is determined to protect communities from drug abuse.
Become a Monthly Giver!
Making Malaysia a better home for every child is something we’re passionate about – but not something we can do alone. Every month, over 2,000 Malaysians partner with us to help local children and families beat back malnutrition and build a future beyond poverty.
Here’s Where Your Gift’s Impact Will Hit Home:
Our accounts are audited by an external accounting firm and are available to sponsors and donors on request. Annual reviews are sent to all sponsors. You may also participate in World Vision-organised group visits to your sponsored child’s community to learn more about the development programmes being carried out.
At World Vision, we seek to ensure that all resources entrusted to us are used as efficiently and effectively as possible. If donations exceed what is needed, or where local conditions prevent programme implementation, World Vision will redirect funds to equally important programmes that help children and families in need.
We will provide a report on how the gifts were delivered and the implementation of supporting programmes. The report for this year’s Giving Catalogue will be available in our Annual Review in mid-2027.
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