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What We Do

Giving children back their lives

Children living in institutions are deprived of the right to grow up in a family. Deinstitutionalisation (DI) is the way to restore that right.

There are an estimated 64,000 children in Malaysia living in institutions because they are poor, disabled, mentally challenged or for other medical and social reasons. Many newborns continue to be abandoned.

With support from the Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development and its partners OrphanCare is implementing a process called ‘Deinstitutionalisation’ (DI) to help children be assimilated into families, get access to education, quality health care and the support and protection of their communities.

Who We Are

Coming together to save the children

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Why We Do This

Every child needs a family

We want children out of institutions and cared for by families. This vision drives OrphanCare.

We believe children have the right to love, security, shelter, health and education as enshrined in Malaysia’s Child Act (Amendment) 2016 and the United Nation’s Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC). The damage caused by institutions makes us passionate about our mission. Unfortunate circumstances can be mitigated by good policies and determined action.