Informing People, Transforming Lives
Providing support, guidance, and hope to Zomi refugees in Malaysia
Learn More About UsWorking together with UNHCR and other organizations to find durable solutions
Zomi Association of Malaysia (ZAM) is a non-profit organization established to elevate capability building in the social community, community development, and welfare missions. We focus on health care, social care, spiritual growth, and moral support for the Zomi people in collaboration with social communities and UNHCR.
Our dedicated team works tirelessly to assist refugees from Myanmar, particularly from Chin State, who have fled due to persecution for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of particular social groups, or political opinion.
Through our collaborative efforts with UNHCR, IOM, USCIS, DHS, RSC, local and international NGOs, faith-based organizations, and other ethnic communities, we strive to find durable solutions and provide humanitarian assistance to those in need.
Read Our Full MissionSupporting Zomi refugees through comprehensive programs and departments
Providing healthcare assistance, translation services, and medical coordination with local hospitals and UNHCR for refugee patients.
Assisting refugees with UNHCR registration processes, documentation, and status verification to establish legal protection and access to services.
Intervention services during arrests, accidents, and emergencies, providing security and support in times of crisis.
Empowering refugee women through handicraft training, skills development, and awareness programs.
Coordinating job opportunities with UNHCR-EST, companies, and businesses to help refugees become self-sufficient.
Organizing sports activities, cultural events, and funeral services to support community wellbeing and cultural preservation.
Operating learning centers for refugee children who lack access to Malaysia's formal education system.
Stories from the people we have supported
News and events from our community
ZAM healthcare volunteers organized a health awareness seminar focusing on preventive care and accessing medical services in Malaysia.
Read MoreThe community came together to celebrate Zomi National Day with cultural performances, traditional food, and the annual Zomi Cup sports tournament.
Read MoreThe Zomi Women Department launched a new handicraft training program to help refugee women develop skills for economic independence.
Read MoreJoin our efforts to support Zomi refugees in Malaysia. Your time, skills, or donations can make a significant difference in someone's life.
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