Supply of Medicines to Indigenous
or Less-fortunate Entities [SMILE]

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Introduction & Objectives

The Supply of Medicines to Indigenous or Less-fortunate Entities (SMILE) is a strategic CSR initiative by Big Caring Foundation (BCF). Launched in Feb 2025, the project aims to bridge healthcare disparities by providing equitable access to essential medicines and medical supplies for underserved communities, specifically targeting indigenous and less-fortunate groups.

Impact & Execution

The Supply of Medicines to Indigenous or Less-fortunate Entities (SMILE) project is executed through a structured collaboration between Big Caring Group (BCG) and various non-governmental organizations (NGOs). By providing targeted medical subsidies and aid kits, SMILE directly addresses healthcare disparities in indigenous and less-fortunate communities.

Several organizations supported by the SMILE project:

  • Malaysia Relief Agency (MRA) 
  • Task Emergency Medical Services (TEMS)
  • Yayasan St John Ambulans Malaysia Kawasan Pantai Selangor 
  • Persatuan Kebajikan Hope Worldwide Malaysia (HOPE)
  • Baiduri Medical Care Society Of KL & SEL
  • Sabah Anti-tuberculosis Association (SABATA)
  • Persatuan Kechara Soup Kitchen Malaysia (KSK) 

And more

Project Overview

NGO Selection & Activation Project Engagement & Collaboration
NGO Selection & Activation

The NGO selection protocol starts with a rigorous verification of transparency and strategic alignment with SMILE objectives. Following approval, a designated amount of financial support is granted, typically provided as credits for use at authorized retail locations. These partner NGOs can subsequently utilize these credits at the stores to replenish their stock of essential medicines and other critical supplies.

Project Engagement & Collaboration

To foster better future support, the SMILE committee engages in NGO-led projects to gain firsthand insight into their operations and the obstacles they encounter. This collaborative involvement additionally functions as an audit mechanism.

How does it works?

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Supported NGO Partners

Malaysia Relief Agency (MRA)

Malaysia Relief Agency (MRA)

Malaysian NGO delivering disaster relief, medical aid, and humanitarian support in Malaysia and abroad. It provides emergency response, health missions, and community development in crisis-affected regions.
Task Emergency Medical Services (TEMS)

Task Emergency Medical Services (TEMS)

Malaysian emergency response team providing pre-hospital care, disaster medical support, ambulance services, and event standby. They train responders and assist in mass casualty and crisis situations nationwide.
Yayasan St John Ambulans Malaysia Kawasan Pantai Selangor

Yayasan St John Ambulans Malaysia Kawasan Pantai Selangor

Yayasan St John Ambulans Malaysia Kawasan Pantai Selangor is a regional division of SJAM covering the Klang Valley coastal area. It provides first aid training, ambulance and standby services for events, and supports disaster response and community health activities through trained volunteers.
Persatuan Kebajikan Hope Worldwide Malaysia

Persatuan Kebajikan Hope Worldwide Malaysia

Persatuan Kebajikan HOPE worldwide Malaysia is a non-profit charity organization in Malaysia that supports underprivileged and marginalized communities through community programs focused on health, food aid, education, and volunteerism. Since 2000, they have helped urban poor families by providing free medical services, food assistance, educational support for children and youth, and community outreach activities with volunteers and corporate partners. Their goal is to improve lives and bring hope through sustainable community support programs

Baiduri Medical Care Society Of KL & SELANGOR

Baiduri Medical Care Society Of KL & SELANGOR

Baiduri Medical Care Society of KL & SEL is a non-profit community healthcare organization based in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, that provides accessible medical care and support services to underserved and low-income communities. The organization focuses on community health outreach, basic medical assistance, and welfare support to help improve healthcare access and overall wellbeing for vulnerable groups in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.
Sabah Anti-tuberculosis Association (SABATA)

Sabah Anti-tuberculosis Association (SABATA)

The Sabah Anti-Tuberculosis Association (SABATA) is a non-profit organization in Malaysia dedicated to supporting tuberculosis (TB) prevention, awareness, and patient care in Sabah. Established to help combat the spread of TB, the association works closely with healthcare providers and communities through public education, patient support programs, health screenings, and advocacy efforts to improve early detection and treatment outcomes. Their mission is to reduce the impact of tuberculosis and promote better public health across Sabah.
Doctors on Ground (DnG)

Doctors on Ground (DnG)

Doctors on Ground (DnG) is a Malaysian non-profit organization that provides healthcare and community support to underserved and marginalized communities, including low-income families, refugees, and rural populations. Founded in 2020, DnG focuses on accessible healthcare, medical outreach, health education, disaster relief, and sustainable community development to help build healthier and more resilient communities across Malaysia

Persatuan Kechara Soup Kitchen Malaysia (KSK)

Persatuan Kechara Soup Kitchen Malaysia (KSK)

 Persatuan Kechara Soup Kitchen Malaysia (KSK) is a non-profit organization in Malaysia dedicated to supporting homeless, urban poor, and marginalized communities through food aid, welfare support, and empowerment programs. Established in 2008, KSK provides meals, food bank assistance, basic medical aid, job placement support, and community outreach services regardless of race or religion. The organization also focuses on reducing food wastage by redistributing surplus food to families in need and helping vulnerable communities achieve greater self-reliance through skills and empowerment initiatives.

Strategic Partners