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Yayasan Suria JB Care (YSJBC) – Little acts of kindness! Many people are struggling daily to get by in their own world away from the public’s eye. But how many of us are bothered by the seemingly struggles the marginalized are going through? We mind our own business, as if these “invisible” people never exist, […]

Yayasan Suria JB Care (YSJBC) – Tending to the neglected lot in society! Yes, the Orang Asli (indigenous people) are the marginalized in our society, we often forget that they exist amongst us, for they live very far away from us, often in areas only accessible by 4WDs or speed boats. On 16th & 17th

Yayasan Suria JB Care (YSJBC) – World Humanitarian Day! Today, 19/8/2024 is World Humanitarian Day, with the theme “Act For Humanity.” Our Foundation is honoured and proud to be associated with this special day since we have been involved with humanitarian works from Day 1 since we were recognized by ROS on 14th Sept, 2012.

Yayasan Suria JB Care (YSJBC) – Passion & action still speak! Yes, running a Foundation, manned by volunteers is never an easy task. It is more difficult than running a corporate company where you pay the staff for getting the job done, more structured and where money is not the issue. At the Foundation, firstly,

Yayasan Suria JB Care (YSJBC) – Our service & contribution to humanity! Each of us is unique, we have our own story to write before we depart from here. And only we can write our own story, for nobody is going to do that for us!These two stories are amazing and only a few of

Yayasan Suria JB Care (YSJBC) – You have really never lived until you have done something for someone who can never repay you! What a profound statement sent to me by one of our volunteers and this gives me bullets to write something about this topic based on my experience as a volunteer worker. One

Yayasan Suria JB Care (YSJBC) – Leaving our footprints behind! Yes, all of us have to leave something behind when we finally go one good day.This is unavoidable and a fact & reality of life. As I am 71 years ‘young’ now, one tends to ponder about “the end of life.” We can’t bring along

Yayasan Suria JB Care(YSJBC) – Writing on the same subject from the professional point of view! I am trying hard to venture into the field of journalism and have lots to learn from this article written by Sokong.org about our visit to International Islamic University Malaysia(IIUM), Pagoh branch campus. It’s never to late to learn,

Yayasan Suria JB Care (YSJBC) – Starting them young! As part of our succession plan to ensure the survival of our Foundation, we have to get young blood, young volunteers to come on board. We encourage parents to let their kids follow Uncle James around to expose them to the world of volunteerism. Uncle James,