The Mission Statement

To respect people of all races, faiths and religions.
To unite communities by recognising the common challenges affecting us all – past, present and future generations.
To build strong, collaborative partnerships with governments departments, welfare agencies, educational institutions, businesses and local communities in order to create lasting positive change.
To champion street children, orphaned children and foster children living in government, private, and unregistered orphanages, and foster homes, as well as in refugee shelters.
To provide free, accessible and valuable education.
To instill essential life skills in children, youth and communities so they can build brighter, more resilient futures.
To share community ideas, offering guidance and other resources.
To support the movement of goodwill, kindness and volunteerism.

To be a voice for the voiceless – ensuring that the vulnerable people, orphaned street animals and those in hardship are seen, heard, and supported with dignity, and respect.
To protect people, animals, the environment, the land and the sea.
To promote the One Health approach initiative, recognising that the wellbeing of people and animals, and the environment is deeply interconnected, and must all be protected together.
To stand firmly against the bullying, harassment, defamation, discrimination and cruelty in all such forms, and to encourage a culture of empathy, fairness, and mutual respect.
To inspire people everywhere to practise goodwill, kindness and volunteerism.
To pass the torch of not-for-profit volunteerism to future generations by leading through a strong, positive example.
To uphold transparency, integrity and accountability in all charitable endeavours, and humanitarian relief efforts, so that every act of goodwill is grounded in honesty, trust, and responsibility.
To be the change we wish to see in the world.

The Vision

To build a much kinder world where no child or animal is unseen, unheard or unloved – where people and communities, and the environment live together in harmony, under the One Health approach initiative, guided by goodwill, compassion, and volunteerism.

To see Penang and Malaysia, and the wider world become safe, inclusive, and compassionate communities – where orphaned children, and orphaned street animals are protected, empowered, and given a fair chance in life through education, One Health, and humanitarian volunteerism.

A world where goodwill and kindness leads – every life matters – and people, animals, and the environment thrive together as " One World And One Health. "