The International Stigma Conference 2024 successfully gathered experts, advocates, people with lived experience, youths and the various stakeholders to challenge stigmatization surrounding mental health issues and conditions. By fostering inclusive dialogues, the conference explored strategies for mitigating stigma and discrimination, fostering a more supportive environment for individuals dealing with mental health challenges.

The conference comprised keynote addresses, panel discussions, workshops, and interactive sessions covering diverse perspectives on stigma.

MIASA Malaysia is proud to be one of the NGO partners for Suria KLCC’s Safe Space 2023 campaign from October 6-15, 2023.

In meaningful alignment with World Mental Health Month, the campaign featured a range of engaging activities and thoughtfully curated programs designed to empower and inspire participants on their personal wellness voyage. We were delighted to embrace the theme #YourMindYourJourney as we collectively navigated the important aspects of mental health.

The Suria KLCC’s Safe Space 2023 was a testament to our commitment to fostering self-love and promoting a healthier, happier community with strategic partnerships and collaborations.

MIASA Malaysia’s annual sports event on May 6, 2023, was a fantastic day filled with action, laughter, and wonderful camaraderie!

Participants dove into a range of exciting track and field sports, from energetic sprint races to the thrilling tug of war.

More than just competition, the event beautifully showcased community spirit and teamwork, creating opportunities for new friendships and lasting memories. We’re so grateful to everyone who joined us for a day of sports, fun, and togetherness – it was truly an epic event we’ll cherish!

Journey to Recovery is one of the first programs held by MIASA Malaysia at Qaiser Darussalam, Petaling Jaya, which took place in January 2017.

This significant event featured an insightful forum on mental illness, thoughtfully exploring both medical and Islamic perspectives on the challenges faced.

Our primary intention was to connect with and offer support to individuals navigating mental health struggles in isolation, while also fostering broader awareness of their experiences and how the community could provide meaningful assistance on their path to recovery.

We remain deeply grateful for the positive impact of this program and how it kicked off our journey to who we are today.