Category: FFS Projects

Last Wednesday, 14th September 2022, Youth Empowerment Support held a food distribution for refugee communities near Cheras and Ampang areas. Mohammed, leader of the Youth Empowerment Support, who also runs the Al-Fitrah food bank at the Somali community centre in...

In July 2022, students from Universiti Melaka (also known as Kolej Universiti Islam Melaka) approached Free Food Society to help provide food aid. They wanted to get a first-hand experience of the hardship faced by the homeless in the heart...

Following our flood relief efforts in Baling, we also distributed a total of 70 food packs to the poor residents in Taman Batu Muda and the areas around Gombak via Masjid Saad Abi Waqqas, Gombak. The main goal of this...

FFS has been helping to provide food ingredients to Professor Ustaz Dr Ahmad Faisal Abdul Hamid of UM’s Faculty of Islamic Studies who runs the Happy Lunch program to feed poor students at UM. FFS has been donating food items...

Free Food Society recently conducted a food aid distribution for B40 students from various faculties at University Malaya. A total of 20 students received the food supplies which helped them to cover their basic needs whilst helping them in terms...

FFS together with the collaboration of Al Musta’an, a non-profit organisation, started a 5-day food distribution in Pulau Tuba, Langkawi, for the Asnaf population. We managed to sponsor 200 Iftar meals per day, with a total of 1000 meals over...

Last on the last 3 days of Ramadan, FFS distributed 60 packs of cooked food to Asnaf families in Lembah Bujang, Sg Petani. It was organised and distributed by Ustazah Siti Hawa, who was based there. She identified families with...

Last month, we donated a total of RM3K to 500 students in need at University Malaya. This distribution was conducted in collaboration with Ustaz Dr Ahmad Faisal bin Abdul Hamid, Assoc. Prof. at the Academy of Islamic Studies. It was...

On 24 April, FFS helped 100 Universiti Malaya students (Asnaf) by providing dry food supplies such as drink packs, biscuits, instant noodles, and cereal. The students had always found it difficult to pay for basic needs due to a lack...