Medical Outreach Programme 11/1/2019 - 14/1/2019 Article by Lim Hui Ern, January 24th On the 11th of January 2019, six MAMSA members were given the opportunity to embark on a volunteering trip to Kampung Titom, Kampung Cerewes and Kampung Dayok in Pahang. The medical outreach programme was...
On the 4th of December 2017, five MAMSA members went for a short volunteering/placement in Kudat, Sabah for 5 days. The trip was organized by our Training and Development department. Kudat is a small town in Sabah. It is located 3 hours away from the capital...
As a student support organisation, we at MAMSA are always proud to organise volunteering trips either at Malaysia or overseas for fellow members. This year, our Training and Development team is proud to announce two exciting destinations: International Volunteering TripLooking for a meaningful (and crazy fun)...
On 9th January 2017, a group of 8 MAMSA members traveled to the rural regions of Sabah, East Malaysia, together with Impian Sabah for a medical volunteering trip. In line with our main mission to provide basic health support to rural residents, our team consisted...
" Ever wonder about what to do during the summer holidays? COME JOIN OUR ANNUAL MAMSA MISSION TRIPS!" Here's a peek at our mission trip in December year 2016 (: This time, we'll bring you to Vietnam, the Land of the Blue Dragon (and lots of goooood fooood) On...
MAMSA recently organised a bake sale on the 19th of May at Monash University. The aim of this sale was to raise funds for the upcoming volunteering trip to Hanoi, Vietnam. Members who signed up for the trip will be working with youths affected by Agent...
After embarking on 3 volunteering trips overseas, we decided that we should also be putting our knowledge and skills to good use right here in our home country! Hence, on the 4th of January 2016, our members embarked on a volunteering trip together with Impian Sarawak in...
In December 2015, MAMSA embarked on a journey to rural Cambodia in the hopes that we would be able to help impoverished families through building a well and a toilet. We woke up at 4:00 am, blearly eyed and sleep deprived, to catch the early morning flight...