Dignity doesn't end
at discharge.
Project DEO bridges the gap for vulnerable Malaysians — subsidised post-hospitalisation care and real pathways out of poverty for youth aging out of care.
Two programs. One belief — that no one should fall through the cracks.
Post-Hospitalisation Care
Subsidised or fully sponsored transitional care for financially challenged patients who can't safely return home after discharge from government hospitals.
Youth Empowerment & Skills
Connecting youths exiting orphanages with TVET scholarships, industrial training, and jobs — so aging out of care doesn't mean aging into poverty.
Nursing Homes Malaysia
Searching for a care centre or a foster placement is its own hard, time-pressured decision. We built a free, independent directory of licensed care centres and foster care services across all 16 states — sourced from the public JKM registry.
Learn more →A community matures when it learns to care for its most vulnerable.
Three gaps keep people stuck. We were built to close them.
Extended stays
Patients stay hospitalised longer than needed because they can't afford post-discharge care — occupying beds others urgently need.
Welfare constraints
Government welfare departments face real capacity and funding limits, narrowing the support available for vulnerable populations.
Youth aging out
Young people leaving orphanages at 18 face unclear futures — limited access to education, skills training, or steady employment.
From referral to recovery — a clear, coordinated path.
Hospitals and partners refer. We assess, match, and fund. Care providers deliver. Everyone stays in the loop.
Refer someone today →Referral
A hospital, welfare officer, or care centre flags a patient or youth who needs support.
Assess & fund
We verify need and match sponsors — care is subsidised or fully covered based on circumstances.
Deliver care
Partner care centres provide supervised recovery, or youth begin TVET training and placement.
Independence
Patients recover with dignity; youth reach long-term self-sufficiency and employment.
There are many ways to make a difference.
Sponsor care, partner your organisation, refer someone in need, or provide training. Every path restores dignity.
Get involved →