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Youth & Organizational Development

The Malaysian Red Crescent Society (MRCS) has approximately 185,252 registered members, with 82,164 active members and 68,126 youth members. This diverse membership encompasses both volunteers and trained personnel, who collectively support a wide array of humanitarian and community service activities throughout the country. Their dedication plays a vital role in addressing various social needs and enhancing community resilience. 

MRC’s official Mascot: Andoh​

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Meet Andoh! Andoh is a shapeshifter formed entirely by a piece of very useful triangular bandage, an essential item for a first aider. Andoh is very versatile, able to change its form into something useful to aid the needs of a bandage. Andoh is also the acronym for Aider Never Deny or Hesitate. In other words, Andoh is a perfect mascot for a first aider who is genuine and never denies or hesitates to help people in need irrespective of race, religion or social status. In every superhero, there is a sidekick. Andoh is accompanied by Siren who alerts him when there is an urgent need for help. As representative of the MRCS, Andoh and Siren work as a team to provide help, care and love to all. 

Youth Committee

National Youth Committee

Term 2024 - 2027

Youth Committee

Norsyarmimi Che Lah

Chairperson

Elaine Tan Hwa Yoke

Secretary

Chong Cheng Yang

Deputy Chairperson

Muhammad Ayisy Baharudin

Treasurer

Jeshvini A/P Segar

Member

Chia Tian Xin

Member

Teh Jhen Yang Wilfred

Member

Koh Yui Xien

Member

Wong Chung Lok

Member

Nicnelson Ling How Eng

Member

Youth Activities

National Youth Programme

The National Youth Programme empower young volunteers through activities that build leadership, promote safety, and encourage environmental responsibility. Through interactive camps, school safety programs, and climate forums, youth gain essential skills and awareness, preparing them to make positive impacts in their communities.
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International Exchange Programme

The Malaysian Red Crescent (MRC) youths actively participated in several international exchange programs to enhance their leadership skills, cultural understanding, and humanitarian knowledge
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75th Anniversary of MRCS

Marking 75 years of service, the MRC's anniversary celebrations highlight creativity, engagement, and dialogue. The competition invites participants to showcase their artistic and encourages storytelling, with participants sharing impactful moments of humanitarian work and community resilience. Open discussions with the Ministry, addressing future goals and strengthening partnerships.
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Southeast Asia Youth Network (SEAYN)

The RCRC Southeast Asia Youth Network is a collaborative initiative uniting young people from various Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in the region. Its primary goal is to empower youth in humanitarian efforts by enhancing their leadership skills, promoting volunteerism, and facilitating knowledge sharing. The network aims to amplify youth voices in disaster preparedness, health initiatives, and social inclusion, strengthening the impact of Red Cross and Red Crescent activities across Southeast Asia
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Asia Pacific Youth Network (APYN)

The RCRC Asia Pacific Youth Network connects young people from the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies across the region, empowering them to engage in humanitarian action and community development. The network promotes collaboration and knowledge sharing among young leaders, fostering volunteerism and enhancing leadership skills. Its goal is to amplify youth contributions to resilience, health, and social inclusion, thereby strengthening the impact of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement in the Asia Pacific
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International Visit Delegates

The International Youth Delegates' visit to a Red Cross or Red Crescent society offers young leaders the opportunity to engage with local humanitarian initiatives. Delegates participate in workshops and activities focused on disaster response, community health, and volunteer mobilization. This experience fosters cross-cultural understanding, enhances their skills, and strengthens their commitment to addressing social issues in their communities while providing valuable insights into the organization's operations
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The Malaysian Red Crescent Society, legally established organization under various Acts of Parliament, including the Federation of Malaya Incorporation) Act 1962, the Malaysian Red Cross Society (Incorporation) Act 1965, the Change of Name Act 1975, and revised Act 540 in 1995. Its structure is based on the 1949 Geneva Conventions, to which Malaysia is committed.

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