Malaysia

In Kuala Lumpur, Sai Ananda Foundation Malaysia provides free healthcare through its Hemodialysis Centre, Dental Clinic and General Clinic and Pharmacy. The Hemodialysis Centre provides free treatment three times a week for people with end-stage renal failure. The Dental Clinic provides treatment and preventive dental care, including health education and dietary advice for children and parents.

The General Clinic and Pharmacy provides medical consultations, treatment and medication, with volunteer doctors also referring patients to hospitals when required. Through Medicare Outreach, the medical team conducts home visits for people unable to travel and medical camps in rural areas, bringing basic healthcare and health education to communities with limited access to care.

Sai Ananda also provides medical aid such as spectacles, wheelchairs and walking frames, as well as assistance with transport, medical procedures and hospital visits.

In Kuching and across East Malaysia, Divine Will Society conducts regular medical outreach camps and operates a mobile community clinic to bring free basic healthcare to vulnerable rural communities. Its 10-bed not-for-profit dialysis centre, inaugurated in October 2024, provides essential dialysis treatment to people in need.

In Kuala Lumpur, Sai Ananda Foundation Malaysia provides early education for underprivileged children through its Early Education Centre, combining the Malaysian preschool syllabus with human values and life skills. Its Tutorial Centre provides school-going children with homework support, revision, extracurricular activities and Human Values lessons, alongside meals and a supportive learning environment.

A separate Refugee Education Centre provides education for displaced children, combining the Malaysian preschool curriculum with arts, music, life skills and other learning opportunities.

Children from the education centres also take part in co-curricular activities including yoga, aerobics, music, computer classes, dance and physical activities. Teenagers participate in values education classes focused on qualities such as honesty, kindness, compassion and right conduct.

Through the Value Educating the World programme, values education books for students and handbooks for teachers are translated.

In Kuala Lumpur, Sai Ananda Foundation Malaysia provides food assistance through its Feed the World initiatives. Provision packs containing essential dry rations are distributed to low-income families, while freshly prepared vegetarian meals are provided daily to people experiencing hardship, including elderly and disabled beneficiaries.

Meals are also provided to children attending the Tutorial Centre and Early Education Centre, supporting their learning and development.

In Kuching and East Malaysia, Divine Will Society includes free food delivery among its community service activities, providing practical support to people in need.

In Kuala Lumpur, Sai Ananda Foundation Malaysia supports single mothers and grandmothers through baking and sewing lessons, helping them develop practical skills that can create opportunities for income and greater independence.

The Foundation also provides living allowances to people who are unable to work, including elderly people living alone and people with disabilities. Welfare assistance includes essential household and personal items, helping vulnerable individuals and families meet basic needs with dignity.

Free school transport is also provided for children attending the Sai Ananda education centres, helping ensure that lack of transport does not become a barrier to education.

In Kuching and across East Malaysia, Divine Will Society provides practical assistance including wheelchairs, commode chairs, walking sticks and hospital beds. Its community services also include blood donation drives.