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St. John Ambulance of Malaysia (SJAM) runs the ambulance services, event health services, first aid training and community services across the country. Over 60,000 SJAM volunteers nationwide serving 3.6 million man-hours annually in the service of mankind.
Today, St. John Ambulance of Malaysia is the leading NGO in the country that provides ambulance service, first aid training, event health services, community services for the fellow Malaysians.
Contact us to book a trainer for a CPR+AED course at your place (minimum 30 participants) OR Sponsor a course for the public. Browse to our new website at http://firstaid.sjam.org.my for more details and registration. SJAM National Headquarters. 41, Jalan Shelley, KL.
Non-Emergency Ambulance Service. Today, SJAM runs the largest fleet of privately-owned ambulances in Malaysia. Its Non-Emergency Ambulance Service is found in most major towns in Malaysia and is on standby during major events to provide first aid support to the public.
Contact. SJAM National Headquarters Ibu Pejabat Kebangsaan SJAM. 41, Jalan Shelley, Off Jalan Peel, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. SJAM Kedah. 15, Jalan Tunku Ibrahim, 05000 Alor Setar, Kedah. SJAM Kelantan.
Ambulance Service. SJAM has local 24-hour emergency as well as non-emergency ambulance services. Annually during Hari Raya Puasa and Chinese New Year, SJAM volunteers are also on standby along the North-South Highway and the federal trunk roads.
The St. John Ambulance of Malaysia (Incorporation) Act No. 74, 1972 and its amendment Act No. A230, 1974 set out the provisions on the merger of the St. John Ambulance Association and St. John Ambulance Brigade in West Malaysia and Borneo, the formation of a St. John Council and the use of the St. John name and emblem.
If you are keen to help the community and equip yourself with first aid practical knowledge, sign up with any of our St. John Ambulance division. Contact the nearest St. John Ambulance office near you or your school unit.
Our History. The Humble Beginning (1908-1937) In Preparation For War (1938-1944) The Revival Years (1945-1956) Localisation (1957-1971) New Era of St. John Ambulance of Malaysia (1972-1989) Towards the New Millennium (1990-1999) SJAM in the 21st Century (2000-present) Our Leadership Team.
Our Volunteers. People from all walks of life join St. John Ambulance as volunteer to contribute the valuable time for the services to the community. St. John Ambulance of Malaysia offers many volunteer opportunities.
