Background
Rumah Amal Limpahan Kasih (RALK) is a charity house that protect the orphanage, poor children, oldies and the one who deserved the abligatory alms annually made by Muslim Law. Other than the orphanage from the house, we also provide help to the orphanage who lived on their own by registered them in Kelab Anak Yatim Se-Malaysia under RALK. Until now, there is 300 orphanage who is always joining RALK activities. We started the operation in early's 2006, RALK have rented one unit of side terrace house with RM1600 per month as girl's dorm. Besides that, RALK also as individuals place come to state one who needs help and as a shelter for single mom and seniors. Now, there is 40 single mothers and 30 seniors have registerd and shelter under RALK. Boy's dorm opened on January 2007 on land owned by the founders and 5 units inherited. However, repair work, carried out gradually to upgrade existing buildings. On compassion YAB Dato 'Sri Najib Tun Razak, RALK has built a mosque and an additional dormitory complex on donated land adjacent to the original location RALK. Thank Allah for everything. Now residents of RALK are 120. May God move more people who are able to work together hand in defending and educating these children.
"House" is a place to protect and place that like a shelter for unfortunate people. A big family to shade under one name with strong love bond and just like having a perfect family.
"Charity" is all the good deed from all aspect whether from money donation, food, goods, or from spiritual aspect such as counselling service, technical service, human education and many more.
"Overflows Affection" is a love's overflowing, consideration, helping, cooperation, liability towards people who suffered from any age and not limited by any state.
Girl's Dorm
In the early days of the RALK, in order to ensure the operation of Gratitude Rumah Amal Limpahan Kasih (RALK) can be carried out as soon as possible, the management has already identified a two-storey terraced house, waterfront lot (as required by the Department of Social Welfare) is located at, No 49, Jalan P11 / 3, Bandar Bukit Puchong 2, 47100, Puchong, Selangor, and his son in a dorm hallway Smart 3, Kg Sri Aman, 47100 Puchong, Selangor.
RALK rent this house with the RM1200 a month. There are 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, and spacious living room. The countryside is also quite roomy fit for children carry out recreational activities. However, this house is only able to accommodate up to 10 people only cause some had to continue living in their homes. Until RALK may seek additional dormitories to provide opportunities for other children who now can not wait to stay in RALK like their siblings others. At the same time placing the boy's hostel at Lot 115A, Kg Sri Aman, Batu 13, Puchong, is being restored gradually.
For now this is where orphans princess seek shelter. However, although a bit heavy thanks also to bear the cost but a variety of charitable activities have been carried out here. In addition to the hostel, it became a place complains of various parties who need help and protection. The contribution of the public goods distributed to eligible without red tape that makes it difficult.
RALK available 24 hours, there is the poor who came up at 2 am just to ask for rice and food for the hungry children at home. All donations we receive will be shared and distributed to those who qualify regardless of whether they live in dormitories RALK or stay at home.
Donations of essential goods received, other than for use RALK residents, will also be distributed to those who need it, such as:
1. Widows who lost their husbands and look after the orphans.
2. Single mothers who do not receive alimony from her ex-husband.
3. Seniors who can not afford.
4. The poor (which was approved and confirmed their poverty level).
5. dormitory for orphans and the poor, Maahad TAHFIZ.
6. The conversion (among aboriginal and from many nations in collaboration with Perkim)
7. People with disabilities (Some people who have visited)
8. People with chronic diseases (Yang was unable to work due to illness)
9. Students who do not receive grants or scholarships (poor children)