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The rising floodwater is worrying and many families are stranded, panic, cold and hungry. Let’s do our part by offering a little help.
Fund our Flood Relief Aid to help the flash flood victims in Selangor and KL.
You donate, we will send flood relief items to the affected families. We are targeting a fundraiser goal of RM30,000.
DONATE:
1. Via this fundraiser page
2. Bank transfer
Persatuan Kasih Sejati
OCBC 705 131 4840
Ref: Flood Relief
*Donations with RM30 and above are entitled for tax exemption receipt, email your transaction slip together with your details (Full name, IC, email, contact no., address) to [email protected]
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Update 1: 19/12 , 6pm
Our team has sent the first batch of flood relief items to evacuation centre in Klang, Sekolah Rendah Integrasi Tengku Ampuan Fatimah. Flood relief items included: mineral water, hygiene kit, breads, biscuits and diapers. Many areas are still not accessible at the moment, our team will continue to monitor the condition and needs on ground.
Update 2: 20/12, 2.30pm
We have received updates of water has receded in most area, however for some areas water level is still not safe for the flood victims to go back to their home. Thank you for the continued rescue efforts from various teams and rakyat on ground doing their level best to rescue.
Our team has managed to purchase and distribute relief items such as covid test kits, face mask, sanitizer, medicines, blankets, pillows and mattress to SK Kemuning 2, Kota Kemuning.
Update 3: 20/12, 10PM
Our volunteer has checked out the needs at Vocational Special Education Secondary School Shah Alam, Sek 17. Most of the flood victims have returned home as the water receded. Based on the needs, we have managed to purchase and donated baby milk powder, milk powder, electric kettle and masks for one of the families there.
Update 4: 21/12, 6PM
Great Heart Charity has dropped more relief items such as pampers, pad, milk bottles, dry food at the aid booth at Taman Sri Muda. Water is receding slowly, flood victims have come out to the aid booths to collect relief items. For the deeper areas which are only accessible by 4WD, food and relief items were sent in by authorities and authorized volunteer team.
Update 5: 22/12, 3PM
As relief centers are overwhelmed with supply. Today, our team has sent more relief items to the centralized warehouse of local representative to coordinate on the distributions according to the needs of the flood victims into Taman Sri Muda.
Update 6: 22/12, 6PM
A 6th round of distributions have been made to Sekolah Tengku Ampuan Fatimah Klang. Items donated included hand sanitiser, face mask, cleanning tools, towel, blanket and pillows. The relief items were received by ADUN Bandar Baru Klang, YB Teng Chang Khim to be delivered to flood victims residing near Pulau Indah. Thank you volunteers who stepped up to our request in help out with the purchasing and delivery.
Update 7: 24/12, 3PM
Our team has received the plight in PPS lacking of medical supplies. Hence, our team has react to it by sending two boxes of medical supplies to 2 flood relief centre at Putra Heights, Dewan Camelia and Surau Baiturrahman. The medical supplies will benefit about 800 evacuees residing temporarily at both relief centres. According to the volunteer doctor there, many of the flood victims are having issues with skin rashes, diarrhea, fever, cough, asthma due to dehydration and working under the hot son to clean up their houses.
Update 8: 27/12, 5PM
Our team and volunteers are gearing up to produce 300 care packs to be distributed to Klang and Shah Alam flood victims by this week. Each set of care pack consist of cleaning tools, gas stove, electric kettle and a cash aid. These care packs come from the kindness of everyone who have contributed to the Great Heart flood relief fundraiser, let’s send a message of care and hope to the flood victims!
Update 9: 28/12, 8AM
A total of 25 volunteers have come forward to join on the mission to distribute 200 flood relief care packs to Jalan Kebun & Klang Utama area. The care pack includes a portable gas stove, an electric kettle, floor detergent, a multipurpose disinfectant, an electrical pot, and RM100 cash assistance.
We have divided into two teams and the distributions took place at 8AM to 4PM.
Our mission is not to only hand out the care packs but we also identified the needs and situation of the flood victims through a stringent survey.
Despite the hardcore volunteer work as some of our volunteers suffered from heat strokes as we go from door to door for the survey & distributions, none of the volunteers complain and even push themselves further to accomplish the mission.
Update 10: 28/12, 1PM
Another volunteer team went to the Jalan Kebun area to conduct the post-flood survey and distribution of flood relief care packages. Our team has gone from house to house distribution then followed by a set up distribution to flood affected families at Surau Jalan Kebun. Special thanks to Persatuan Penduduk Jalan Kebun for the lead. We have witnessed the aftermath of the flood and some flood victims were so grateful with the items received. Even after 1 week after the flood, many families are still taking their time to recover and rebuilding after the disaster has definitely became more challenging especially to the B40 families.