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MERCY Malaysia Perkukuh Kesiapsiagaan bersama MET Malaysia
Sebagai langkah awal di bawah Pelan Antisipasi dan Kesiapsiagaan Monsun Timur Laut (MTL) 2024/2025, MERCY Malaysia telah mengadakan kunjungan hormat ke Jabatan Meteorologi Malaysia. Sesi ini dipengerusikan oleh Timbalan Ketua Pengarah Operasi MET Malaysia, En Ambun Dindang, bagi memperkukuh kerjasama strategik dalam meningkatkan kesiapsiagaan negara melalui ramalan cuaca yang tepat dan berasaskan data.
Pertemuan turut membincangkan tinjauan awal Monsun Timur Laut 2024/2025 dan ramalan cuaca jangka panjang bagi tempoh September hingga Disember 2025. Delegasi turut meninjau pusat operasi MET Malaysia yang menjadi nadi kepada sistem pemantauan dan penyampaian amaran cuaca.
Inisiatif ini mencerminkan komitmen berterusan MERCY Malaysia dalam memperkukuh kesiapsiagaan komuniti berisiko melalui kolaborasi erat bersama agensi teknikal, selaras dengan pendekatan pengurangan risiko bencana berteraskan sains dan kepakaran.
#MERCYUntukSemua #KesiapsiagaanBanjir
Jul 19
Melalui Lensa MERCY: Detik Penuh Makna Membantu Gaza
Masjid Bandar Universiti, Sri Iskandar, Perak menjadi lokasi bagi inisiatif ceramah masjid kedua anjuran MERCY Malaysia, selepas sesi pertamanya yang diadakan di Kuala Lumpur. Sesi perkongsian ini menampilkan Tuan Haji Hakim Haji Hamzah, Pengarah Kewangan dan Sumber Manusia MERCY Malaysia, yang berkongsi pengalaman pasukan Special Care Team (SCT) yang bertugas di Gaza.
Perkongsian ini bertujuan memberi gambaran sebenar tentang situasi kemanusiaan di Gaza serta mengingatkan masyarakat agar tidak lupa dan terus bersolidariti bersama rakyat Palestin.
MERCY Malaysia menyeru semua pihak untuk terus menyokong usaha bantuan kemanusiaan di Gaza.
Sumbangan boleh disalurkan melalui:
MERCY Malaysia
CIMB Islamic: 8606 1291 17
SWIFT Code: CTBBMYKL
Rujukan: Gaza
#MERCYUntukSemua
Jul 18
MERCY Malaysia continues to advance sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene solutions in East Malaysia through its WASH Programme. In Kampung Tengang Punda, Simunjan, Sarawak, community-led efforts are underway to improve access to clean water and proper sanitation facilities, while strengthening awareness on hygiene and environmental stewardship. The recent construction of a Gravity Feed System marks a significant milestone, made possible through the spirit of gotong-royong that brings together local residents and volunteers from Sarawak.
This integrated approach, rooted in local ownership and accountability, ensures that water resources are managed sustainably from catchment to distribution. The initiative directly supports the achievement of Sustainable Development Goal 6 on Clean Water and Sanitation, reinforcing the community’s right to safe and reliable water for generations to come.
#MERCYForAll #SDG6
Jul 17
Training of Trainers oleh MERCY Malaysia Perak Chapter
MERCY Malaysia telah menganjurkan Latihan Jurulatih selama dua hari di UiTM Cawangan Johor, Kampus Segamat. Program ini melibatkan staf dan pelajar UiTM, penghulu mukim sekitar Segamat serta komuniti setempat bagi memperkukuh pendekatan Pengurusan Risiko Bencana Berasaskan Komuniti (CBDRM). Objektif utama adalah membina komuniti yang lebih bersedia, berdaya tahan dan cekap mengurus risiko bencana.
Program turut disertai dengan School Preparedness Programme (SPP) yang menekankan aspek kesiapsiagaan, tindakan awal, kesihatan dan kebersihan semasa bencana serta kesedaran terhadap perubahan iklim. Dengan pengetahuan ini, komuniti mampu bertindak lebih awal dan efektif sebelum bantuan tiba, memperkukuh kesiapsiagaan dan mengurangkan risiko bencana.
#MERCYForAll
Jul 16
Did you know that nearly 10 million children in Pakistan are stunted due to malnutrition?
Poor nutrition isn’t just about hunger. It affects a child’s ability to grow, learn, and fight off diseases. Without the right nutrition at the right time, especially in the first years of life, the cycle of poor health and poverty can continue for generations.
Yet in Pakistan, only 38 per cent of children are exclusively breastfed for the first five years of life. Even more concerning, 8 out of 10 children are not eating the right types or quantities of food to support healthy growth, leaving many malnourished and vulnerable to stunting, a condition caused by chronic malnutrition that limits physical and cognitive development.
At MERCY Malaysia, we believe that every child has the right to adequate nutrition and the chance to reach their full potential. Through our Nutrition Programme in Pakistan, we are working to support child survival, health, and development — starting with the most vulnerable.
We are actively monitoring the situation and scaling up efforts to deliver life-saving nutrition interventions for children at risk.
Together, we can help break the cycle of malnutrition. Let’s ensure every child has the nourishment they need to grow, learn, and thrive.
Malaysian Medical Relief Society (MERCY Malaysia)
CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad: 8606 1291 17
SWIFT Code: CTBBMYKL
Reference: Pakistan
Photo Archive: MERCY Malaysia in Pakistan 2005
#MERCYForAll #Pakistan
Jul 15
Courtesy Visit by the Minister of Planning and International Cooperation of the State of Palestine and the Ambassador of Palestine to Malaysia to MERCY Malaysia
MERCY Malaysia welcomed H.E. Dr. Estephan Salameh, Minister of Planning and International Cooperation of the State of Palestine, and H.E. Ambassador Walid Abu Ali, Ambassador of Palestine to Malaysia, accompanied by senior officials from the Ministry and the Embassy.
The visit served as a timely platform for in-depth dialogue on the humanitarian situation in Gaza and MERCY Malaysia’s ongoing response efforts. Discussions reaffirmed the imperative of principled humanitarian action, grounded in international humanitarian law, and the collective responsibility to safeguard access to affected populations.
The delegation emphasised that the struggle of the Palestinian people must not be viewed through a religious lens. It is a legitimate pursuit of national rights, resistance against prolonged occupation, and a call for freedom, justice, and self-determination in accordance with international law.
The protracted occupation in Gaza was further underscored, with calls for an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire, the restoration of sustained humanitarian access, and a path towards lasting peace, justice, and protection for civilians.
The Palestinian delegation also extended its heartfelt appreciation to the people of Malaysia for their continued solidarity and support toward the Palestinian cause.
MERCY Malaysia remains steadfast in its commitment to delivering needs-based assistance in full adherence to international humanitarian law and will continue working in close coordination with the Palestinian people and the broader humanitarian community to ensure a dignified and effective response.
#MERCYForAll #Gaza #HumanitarianCorridor
Jul 12
Famine is the most extreme form of hunger, where lives are lost not just to conflict or disease, but to the simple absence of food. In Sudan, the situation is becoming more dire each day. Children are the first to suffer, and the hardest to save. Their health, growth, and futures are slipping away.
Swipe to learn more about what famine means, how severe it can get, and why immediate action is critical to protect children and their future.
Every child counts. Every delay kills.
Support our humanitarian efforts to protect and nourish children in Sudan:
Malaysian Medical Relief Society (MERCY Malaysia)
CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad: 8606 1291 17
SWIFT Code: CTBBMYKL
Reference: Sudan
#MERCYForAll #Sudan #SDG2
Jul 11
Did you know that children in Afghanistan are growing up without one of life’s most basic necessities: clean water?
Across the country, millions of children fall ill from drinking unsafe water, miss school to collect water for their families, and face daily risks to their health and wellbeing. In Kabul, groundwater levels have dropped by up to 30 metres in just a decade. If nothing changes, the city could run out of water entirely by 2030.
This is a growing emergency. Decades of conflict, the impact of climate change, and damaged infrastructure have left 33 million people without reliable access to safe drinking water. Without urgent action, Afghanistan’s fragile water sources and the health and future of its children remain under serious threat.
MERCY Malaysia, with a long-standing presence in Afghanistan since 2005, is exploring sustainable ways to deliver safe and clean water solutions, protect children’s health, and help communities build resilience for a safer tomorrow.
Malaysian Medical Relief Society (MERCY Malaysia)
CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad: 8606 1291 17
SWIFT Code: CTBBMYKL
Reference: Afghanistan
Photo Archive: MERCY Malaysia in Afghanistan 2005
#MERCYForAll #Afghanistan #SDG6
Jul 11
