Stories of resilience, hope, and community impact
CEAM's quarterly health screening program provided vital medical checkups and treatments to 500 K'Cho refugees, addressing critical healthcare gaps in the community.
The vibrant celebration showcased traditional music, dance, crafts, and cuisine, strengthening cultural identity and community bonds among K'Cho refugees in Malaysia.
The inaugural youth leadership program equipped 30 young K'Cho refugees with skills in community organizing, advocacy, and project management.
Quick response from CEAM provided essential supplies and temporary shelter to K'Cho families displaced by recent flooding in Klang Valley.
CEAM's skills training initiative helped 50 refugee women develop marketable skills in sewing, handicrafts, and food preparation, creating pathways to economic independence.
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