Published eligible uses
What can the gift support?
Emergency food
Contributions towards food suited to assessed household needs and local availability.
Clean drinking water
Safe drinking water for families affected by flooding; this is not a well-building appeal.
Hygiene kits
Hygiene supplies sit alongside water support because flooding can contaminate normal supplies.
Temporary shelter
Shelter materials and emergency accommodation support—not reconstruction or cash grants.
Money is generally more useful than sending parcels from the UK unless a partner has requested specific items in writing. Local buying supports nearby suppliers and avoids international shipping delays.
Why monsoon preparedness matters
MetMalaysia identifies November, December and January as the months of maximum rainfall for the east coast states of Peninsular Malaysia. Heavy rain spells also affect western Sarawak and the north-east coast of Sabah during the Northeast Monsoon.
The official appeal cites a late-November 2025 AHA Centre update reporting 20,357 displaced people and 125 evacuation centres across eight states. Those figures describe the disaster at that time, not families reached by World Aid Network.
How support is intended to reach families
After need is assessed, trustees release funds to local partners who buy supplies nearby and deliver them. Timing depends on need, road access, available funds and partner capacity; no fixed arrival time is promised.
This Malaysia page is restricted to flood relief in Malaysia. It is separate from the wider three-country Disasters Emergency Relief fund and from eye-surgery programmes.
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