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Every 5 days, a child in Sarawak is diagnosed with cancer.
Childhood cancer can be curable, but the journey is not an easy one.
The Sarawak Children’s Cancer Society (SCCS) helps these children and their families through much-needed support services, all of which are possible through funds from the public.
Join us in our mission to provide relief and care for childhood cancer patients
We’re dedicated to providing comprehensive support for children battling cancer and their families in Sarawak. We offer vital financial and medical assistance, comfortable accommodation, educational support, joyful recreational activities, and unwavering emotional guidance. We’re here to walk alongside families every step of their journey, ensuring no child faces cancer alone.
View All View AllFor over two decades, SCCS has been a lifeline for children with cancer in Sarawak.
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2-year-old Dionisius is the youngest of five siblings, and the sunshine of the family. His laughter filled their home with joy, even during the toughest times after his shocking cancer…
Aleesya, the youngest of seven siblings, was only 12 years old when she was diagnosed. Her friendly and vibrant personality helped her easily make friends both at the hospital ward…
Check out the fun Christmas celebrations at the ward and at Halfway Home, filled with gifts, games and jolly laughter!
In mid-November, our support team travelled to Bintulu for one of the final clinic days of 2024!
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The SCCS team recently attended the 30th Childhood Cancer International (CCI) Annual Conference in Honolulu, Hawaii.
The SCCS Family and team got a chance to see their favourite artists LIVE at the biggest music festival in Borneo!
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We invite your organization to share in our compassionate mission to support children with cancer. Partner with SCCS and help us create a loving community where every child feels cherished and supported, making a lasting difference in their lives.
To support a child with cancer, You can regularly contribute to SCCS and start changing lives today!
Yes, Sarawak Children’s Cancer Society is an NGO under sub-section 44 (6) of Income Tax Act 1967. All cash donations are tax deductible (applicable only to donations made within Malaysia).
Please note that we have a certain level of administrative cost that needs to be maintained (postage, notification systems etc), as such we require at least RM10 should you wish to claim for tax-exemption.
For donations of RM20,000 and above in a single receipt or accumulated in a calendar year, we are required to declare to the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia.
We regret to inform that, we are unable to process a change of name of e-receipt (with the exception for spelling errors or number errors for NRIC based on the e-form submitted to us during when making this donation) as this would generate a duplicate amount in the e-receipt system.
For future amendments to details for receipt issuance, please kindly email us with your Name and IC within 2 days after making a donation, as we would be able to make these amendments prior to receipts being issued.
The Inland Revenue Board (IRB, or commonly known as LHDN, Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri) has recently issued the revised Guidelines for Approval of Director General of Inland Revenue under Subsection 44(6) of the Income Tax Act dated 15 May 2019 (“Revised Guidelines”). The Revised Guidelines supersede the previous Guidelines dated April 2005 (“Previous Guidelines”).
Based on the Revised Guidelines, the individual donor is required to provide complete information of the following details in order to obtain an official tax exemption receipt from the organisation:
Should you wish for the receipt to be issued under company name, please provide the following details:
The Revised Guidelines also states that approved institutions or organisations cannot issue tax exemption receipts to donors who do not provide their complete personal information.
