Organisations you can donate to that are significant to our purpose.
"SOLS 24/7 envisions that people from all communities – regardless of race, religion or gender – will have access to education and social empowerment services, resulting in developed societies with equal opportunities for all.
Our mission is to serve, educate & empower the bottom 40% of the population with FREE education, personal development & employment support."
Click here to donate to this organisation - "100% of your donations go towards providing free education, personal development and employment support for Malaysia’s B40 communities."
(Courtesy of sols247.org)
About Us - Women's Aid Organisation
"9% of Malaysian women who have ever been in a relationship experience domestic violence. That’s over 800,000 women across Malaysia. We see such violence as symptomic of a deeper problem: gender inequality. Violence happens when women’s equal rights, worth, and dignity are not recognised.
Our mission is to end violence against women and promote gender equality in Malaysia. In 1982, we set up Malaysia’s first domestic violence shelter, and today, we’re the largest service provider for domestic violence survivors in Malaysia.
We also raise awareness and change mindsets. Because to end violence against women, we need a society that respects women’s rights and dignity.
Learning from women’s lived experiences, we advocate to improve laws and policies, to create lasting change in our society."
Click here to donate to this organisation - "We provide free shelter, counselling, and crisis support to women and children who experience violence so they can heal and thrive."
(Courtesy of wao.org.my)
Home - AWAM - All Women's Action Society
"The All Women ‘s Action Society (AWAM), an independent feminist non-profit organization, established in 1985. At AWAM, our focus is on victims and survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) such as rape, domestic violence and sexual harassment. We provide free counselling services and legal information, and this is open to all people in crisis, irrespective of gender. We also do public education and outreach with the aim of establishing a movement of people who are aware of the GBV issues facing society and want to eradicate the problems. AWAM also works directly with government agencies and ministry to advocate for policy change, understanding that positive change needs to happen in both society and legislation for sustainable holistic impact."