Twenty climbers, including two cancer survivors, are embarking on an extraordinary journey to conquer Mulu Pinnacles, Sarawak and Mount Kinabalu, Sabah. This inspiring initiative called Klimb Pinnacles to Kinabalu, aims to raise funds and awareness for underprivileged cancer patients in Malaysia.

The primary goal of the program was to empower teenagers by increasing their health awareness, knowledge, and skills, thus promoting a healthy and responsible lifestyle. The event saw the participation of nearly 500 students and school staff.

The launching of the newest Majlis Kanser Nasional’s (MAKNA) Halfway House, which was officiated by the Deputy Medical Director of Sultanah Nur Zahirah Hospital, Dr Siti Salmy Binti Mat Nor, will facilitate the journey of cancer patients to get treatment, especially paediatric cancer patients.

The National Cancer Council of Malaysia (MAKNA) is thrilled to announce the winners of its prestigious MAKNA Cancer Research Award (MCRA) for 2023

At MAKNA, we believe in the power of collective action, and this year, we were honored to step onto the global stage in the fight against cancer.

At MAKNA, where empowering individuals and families facing cancer fuels our every action, we recently hosted a landmark visit from Pita Kuning, a renowned Indonesian NGO sharing our vision of a world free from this disease.

During the meet-and-greet, we had the chance to catch up, share stories, and strengthen the bond between MAKNA and its volunteers. It was a truly heartwarming experience, and we were so grateful to see the smiles on everyone's faces.