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CARES – Community Assistance and Resilience for Emotional Support Previous Next With gratitude and reflection, the Mental Health Care program CARES by IDiMH Malaysia (Community Assistance and Resilience for Emotional Support) held on Saturday, October 21, 2023, at PPR Lembah Subang, stands as a testament to collective achievements in emphasizing awareness and support for mental

With YOUTOPIA Co-Living: “Overcoming Mental Lockdown” With Wellington Resources: “Stress a silent battle – Are we winning or losing it?” Sunway Student Volunteers Association – Mental Health in Disaster With Kelab Bunga Raya (KBR) UK: “Mental Health – The Silent Battles” Leadership: Transforming Mental Healthcare in Humanitarian Medicine Projek Lend a Hand – in collaboration

IDiMH is spearheading a national level social impact projected supported by the Ministry of Health, Malaysia and collaborating partners. Focusing on the mental wellbeing of our healthcare workers, (HCW) this first of its kind mobile app will provide an avenue for our HCW to rejuvenate psychologically through many services and tools made available in the

Previous Next Twenty fruit packs were given to the Bajau Laut staying on the Stilt House Village in Semporna. This was part of IDiMHS activity to create awareness on the importance of eating fruits as part of being healthy. Healthy body creates healthy mind. It took 15 minutes boat ride from Semporna to reach these

Previous Next Write, Reflect & Grow through journaling was conducted for healthcare workers as a tool to navigate through the unprecedented changes in the lives of healthcare workers as part of the Stress Reduction Workshop programme organized by Psychiatry & Mental Health Department Kuala Lumpur Hospital. This programme gathered about 30 healthcare workers who used

Previous Next During the height of the COVID Pandemic, IDiMH felt the great need to motivate and support our healthcare workers. More than 500 packs food were distributed to frontliners throughout the pandemic at different stages throughout 2020-2021.

Pre-Deployment Mental Health Preparedness & Psychological Frist Aid (PFA) workshop was conducted for MRCS volunteers for the Sabah Humanitarian Mission on 24 October 2020. About 50 volunteers nationwide were involved in this workshop where they were given both medical and mental health preparedness training with simulation practise prior to their mission. The objective of the

For the past two years dealing with frontline mental health, one of the biggest challenges has been engagement with frontline healthcare workers, such as the take-up rate for services and different approaches among different health service providers. We also learned that most of them want to go back and get good rest when they are

IDiMH developed a journal template specially curated for a healthcare worker in both English and Bahasa Melayu. There might be plenty of numbers, data, statistics, press releases, statements, and opinions, but we believe what matters the most is the personal experience.  The personal interaction that develops throughout the process allows us to have meaning, purpose,