Good Shepherd Services in Malaysia


GOOD SHEPHERD KINDERGARTENS MALAYSIA

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Vision
 
One Person is of More Value the Whole World
 
Mission
 
We are committed to reaching out with compassion and respect, empowering each person to wholeness and full potential.
 
Core Values
 
Respect, Integrity, Compassion, Gratitude, Zeal.
 
 
Mariaville Nursery and Kindergarten, Ipoh
9, Jalan Francois, 
Jalan Raja DiHilir
30350 Ipoh
Perak
Malaysia
 
Tel: 605-545 4344 
Tel/Fax: 605-546 4382
 
Contact person:  Sister Dorothy Khaw, Supervisor
 

 
Villamaria Good Shepherd Kindergarten and Nursery
Lorong Setiabistari 2 
Medan Damansara
50490 Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
 
Tel: 603-2094 8689
Tel/Fax: 603-2095 6784
Email: villamariakindy@yahoo.com
Website: www.villamaria.com.my
 
Contact person: Theresa Symons, Supervisor
 
 
Summary
 
Both kindergartens, adopt the Thematic Approach based on the Nationalpic Pre-school Curriculum.  Lesson plans and activities are designed to develop these six components within the child through play and interactive learning:
 

o Language and Communication 
o Cognitive 
o Spiritual and Moral 
o Socio-emotional 
o Creative and Aesthetic 
o Physical 
 

Special feature of the Good Shepherd Kindergartens are:pic2
 
o Brain Gym on a daily basis
o Counseling services for the children and their parents
o Computer classes and E-teaching
 
Extra curricular activities include:

o Ballet 
o Art and handicraft classes
o Rhythmic Gymnastics
o Mandarin Classes
o Drama and music
o Mental Arithmetic








PUSAT KEBAJIKAN GOOD SHEPHERD
Summary of Welfare Works in Malaysia 

INTRODUCTION OF PUSAT KEBAJIKAN GOOD SHEPHERD (PKGS)

PKGS was founded by the Good Shepherd Nuns in November 1956 and has its headquarters in Ampang, Selangor. The mission of PKGS is to make visible the mercy and forgiving love of God, believing in the dignity and value of every person and the individual’s potential for growth and integral development, and reaching out and welcoming each person with respect and love, accompanying each one with care and compassion.

PKGS currently manages the following welfare services in various states of Malaysia:



PKGS operates on the following ethos:
 
Vision
 
One Person is of More Value the Whole World
 
Mission
 
We are committed to reaching out with compassion and respect, empowering each person to wholeness and full potential.
 
Core Values
 
Respect, Integrity, Compassion, Gratitude, Zeal.
 
Headquarters:
 
Address
c/o Villamaria Good Shepherd,
Lorong Setiabistari 2, 
Medan Damansara,
50490 Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
 
Tel/Fax: 603-2095 7406
Email: pkgshq@yahoo.com
 
Contact persons  
Theresa Symons, Executive Director   
Joanne Lee, Administrator 
 
 
IPOH
 
v5Rose Virginie Good Shepherd Centre
 
1. Residential support and programmes for women / mothers  and children / families experiencing family crisis or violence / pregnancy crisis / conflicting marital relationships
 
2. Counselling services (Individual, Group and Family)
 
3. Micro Enterprise
 
Correspondence Address
P O Box 60, Taman Ipoh
31407 Ipoh
Perak Darul Ridzuan
Malaysia
 
Tel: 605-546 7031
Fax: 605-5488 749
Email: rvcc_goodshepherd@yahoo.com
 
 
Contact person
Sister Helena Vytialingam, Director
 

AMPANG, SELANGOR
Pusat Kebajikan Good Shepherd (Teenage Centre)
 
v71. Residential and outreach services for teenage girls experiencing conflicting relationships, abuse, neglect and those with behavioral problems in the context of working with the families
 
2. Counselling service (Individual, Group and Family)
 
3. Outreach Programmes
 
Correspondence Address
Pusat Kebajikan Good Shepherd
8.8km, Jalan Hulu Kelang
68000 Ampang
Selangor
Malaysia
 
Tel: 603-4256 3941
Fax: 603-4256 5205
Email: pkgsadmn@yahoo.com
 
Contact persons
Sister Salomi Cruz, Residential Manager
Sister Laurina Loh, Counselor
Sister Angeline Lau, Outreach Co-ordinator
 
 
PUSAT KEBAJIKAN GOOD SHEPHERD (SABAH)
Regional Office

529, Mile 3.5, Jalan Tuaran
P O Box 20647, 88763 Luyang
Kota Kinabalu,
Sabah
 
Tel: 6088-432 171
Fax: 6088-435 575
Email: pkgssabah@gmail.com
 
Contact person
Chin Poh Choo, Director
 

Seri Murni Crisis Centre, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
 
v91. Residential and support programmes for teenage girls and women in pregnancy crisis, women and their children at risk from family violence and in crisis
 
2. Counseling services
 
3. Mobile Women’s Enrichment Programme - Outreach to women and their children in rural areas of Sabah
 
 
Good Shepherd Rural Community Development, Sabah 
 
1. Outreach
 
1.1 v11Youth

1.1.1 Rural Youth Outreach Programme
      To provide youth with the opportunity for 
      personal growth, building relationships and 
      developing leadership qualities
 


 
1.1.2 YouthPREPLInk
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      To prepare youth from the rural areas of 
      Sabah who are planning to move from 
      the village to the city - West Malaysia / 
      Singapore – to further their education or 
      seek employment
 
 
 
 
1.2 v10Children
 
Motivational programmes to build the confidence
of children from the rural areas of Sabah in their 
learning capacity through different creative 
expressions using art, music, story telling and games.
 
 
 
 
 
 
1.3 Women
 
v121.3.1 Micro Enterprise Projects
Programmes to motivate and provide women 
the opportunity and skills to earn extra income for
their families





v171.3.2 Mobile Women’s Enrichment Programme 
Outreach to women in the rural areas of
Sabah who are in need of self supporting services 
to further enrich their lives.
 
 
 



1.4 Families

Family building and reconciliation programmes to promote healthy relationships in families. These programmes  focus on topics such as Effective Communication, Crisis Management, Support System, Education, Reconciliation, Spirituality / Religion, and Culture.    
 
 
2. Education and Training
 
2.1 Learning Centres
 
v16Learning Support Services - After school-care programme to provide educational support  and nurture the potential of children in the rural areas of Sabah.  
 
 


 
 
2.2 Hostel

v182.2.1 Asrama St James Tenghilan
 
Hostel for 28 secondary school girls from low income 
families who come from the surrounding rural areas
where distances from their homes to the nearest 
school is too far for them to walk.  
 
v152.2.2 Asrama Desa Pukak
 
Hostel for 30 primary school children from low income 
families who come from two interior villages of Kelobaan
and Liposu so that they may have opportunities for
education
 
 
 
 
2.3 Education Fund
 
Education Endowment fund for rural youth and children especially those from interior villages of Sabah
 

2.4 Good Shepherd Rural Training Centre, Pukak
 
vxTraining Centre in the rural setting offering opportunities for education, human and skills development, leadership training programmes, group work and social values formation.