Top NGO Companies in Malaysia 2026

We are a child-focused international humanitarian relief, development, and advocacy organisation dedicated to helping overcome poverty and injustice.

World Vision helps the most vulnerable children overcome poverty and injustice to experience fullness of life. We help children of all backgrounds, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender, even in the most dangerous places.

A charitable, non-profit organization striving to provide:

• Aid
• Education
• Protection
• Healthcare

For the poor and refugees in countries suffering from humanitarian disasters.

Peduli Insan is a non-profit organization established in 2011 under the name "Syria Dihatiku." It was officially registered in Malaysia in 2012. As the organization’s activities and projects expanded to several countries, it was re-registered as "Peduli Insan" in early 2019. It has become a supporter and safe haven for everyone, no matter where they are.

Our Vision:
Leadership in implementing humanitarian projects in countries affected by war and poverty.

Our Mission:
A non-profit organization offering humanitarian services, community development programs, and creating effective collaborative relationships.

Our Motto:
IHSAN FOR HUMANITY

Kechara Soup Kitchen (KSK) has been serving marginalised communities in Malaysia for over 16 years; these include the homeless, urban poor and Orang Asli populations. In recent years we have strategically expanded our focus upstream of the poverty curve to reach the urban poor via our Food Bank and Empowerment Programs. These programs aim to provide assistance to the most vulnerable segments of our community before they fall into complete poverty and hardship

Greenpeace Southeast Asia Berhad is part of the global Greenpeace network, an independent environmental organization founded in 1971. Established in Southeast Asia in 2000, Greenpeace Southeast Asia (GPSEA) operates offices in Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand. The organization focuses on critical environmental issues such as climate change, deforestation, overfishing, plastic pollution, and promoting social justice.

GPSEA employs nearly 200 staff across the region and is committed to non-violent direct action, lobbying, and research to achieve its goals. The organization maintains its independence by not accepting funding from governments or corporations, relying solely on donations from individuals and private foundations.

Our mission is to ensure the ability of the Earth to nurture life in all its diversity. This includes protecting biodiversity, preventing pollution, and promoting peace and global disarmament.

• Non-Violence: Committed to peaceful actions and accountability.
• Independence: Funded solely by individual donations and private foundations.
• Global Reach: Active in over 55 countries through 26 independent organizations.

A non-profit organisations that focuses on the country’s pressing community and social issues, bringing together policymakers, civil society organisations, corporations, and local communities to enable collective impact for the people and environment.

At present, the organisation contributes to 15 of the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), through solutions that empower communities, encourage social inclusivity, and improve the environment. From eradicating child poverty through education to ensuring the preservation of our majestic forests and celebrating the arts and our unique cultural heritage, the organisation is committed to making a real difference through our values of empowerment, trust, integrity, inclusiveness, connectedness, and authenticity.

WHO WE ARE

Founded on 8th June 1998 in Malacca, upholding the motto of “Help the Needy & Relieve the distressed” over 20 years, Amitabha Malaysia extends our helping hands to the less fortunate nationwide regardless of religious beliefs, ethnics and races and ensure that every cent will be spent for the truly deserving.