National & International Initiative
Shelter
In Malaysia, several
non-governmental organizations (NGOs) provide shelter and protection services
for vulnerable groups, including women and children, refugees, the homeless,
and individuals facing domestic violence. These NGOs work in collaboration with
local authorities and other organizations to offer safe spaces, essential
resources, and legal support to those in need.
Rumah Syukur
During crises or displacement, shelter is vital for survival, safety, and dignity, providing families with a secure space to recover and rebuild their lives. Recognizing this, MRA is committed to supporting affected communities through housing and shelter initiatives.
Syriathe Baytul Syukur initiative offers both temporary and long-term housing for displaced families, giving them safe accommodation while helping them regain stability, rebuild their livelihoods, and restore hope after conflict.
Malaysia the Rumah Syukur projects provide similar support to vulnerable groups facing poverty, homelessness, or social hardship. These programs not only offer shelter but also equip beneficiaries with the resources and support needed for self-sufficiency and dignity, enabling them to rebuild better futures.Rumah Sima
MRA’s Rumah Sima serves as a safe shelter for women and children who are victims of abuse, providing them with protection, care, and emotional support. The center offers temporary accommodation, along with counseling, medical care, and legal assistance, helping survivors recover from trauma and rebuild their lives with dignity and safety.
A key role of Rumah Sima is to assist in the adoption process for children who cannot be reunited with their families. MRA ensures these children are placed in stable and loving homes, providing continuous emotional, psychological, and physical support throughout their transition to a new family. Rumah Sima also works closely with the Kedah Welfare Department, accepting referred cases to expand its reach to more vulnerable individuals. This partnership strengthens the child protection network, ensuring that women and children facing abuse or neglect receive timely, comprehensive, and compassionate assistance, giving them a chance to rebuild their lives free from violence and fear.International Shelter Initiatives
MRA has been consistently and
actively involved in offering much-needed shelter and comprehensive support to
communities affected by a wide range of natural and man-made disasters around
the world. Through its dedicated efforts, MRA strives to provide both immediate
relief and long-term recovery solutions for those facing devastating crises.
- Gaza Strip: 80 units of tents provided for
those impacted by the 2023 war/genocide. - Hatay, Turkey: 30 units of tents provided
for those impacted by the 2023 earthquake. - Palu City, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia: 10
units of permanent houses provided for those impacted by the 2018
earthquake and tsunami. - Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh: 25 units of houses
built in refugee camps for those affected in 2017. - Cebu Island, Philippines: 30 units of houses
provided for those impacted by the 2013 Typhoon Haiyan. - Padang, Pariaman, Indonesia: 430 units of
semi-permanent houses provided for those impacted by the 2010 earthquake. - Nowshera, North Pakistan: 83 semi-permanent
houses provided for those impacted by the 2010 flood.
- Gaza Strip: 80 units of tents provided for
- Idlib, Syria: 16 units of housing shelters were provided to families affected by the foreign interference/civil war in Syria.