Where Compassion Meets Action
Serving kidney patients and their families since 1990
Welcome to MKAC
The Muslim Kidney Action Association (MKAC) was founded as a non-profit social service organization for the benefit of the chronically ill members of our community (including kidney and organ failure patients) and their families.
Programmmes & Services
Care & Compassion Programme
The MKAC Care and Compassion Programme reflects our commitment to uplifting the lives of our beneficiaries through monthly financial disbursements and walk-in assistance, both of which provide essential support to beneficiaries and caregivers in need.
Education and Enrichment Programme
The Education and Enrichment Programme organises engaging classes and workshops designed to equip kidney patients with valuable skills and knowledge that improve their quality of life. More than learning opportunities, these sessions cultivate a supportive community where patients gain confidence, form meaningful connections, and rediscover a sense of joy.
Community Engagement Programme
The Community Engagement Programme enables us to foster goodwill with external organisations, partners, stakeholders, and visitors from around the world. Through these efforts, we promote awareness about kidney disease and strengthen the spirit of togetherness. Key activities include public outreach, youth involvement, volunteer drives, festive donations, and interfaith collaborations.
Years of Service
Patients Currently Serving
Beneficiaries of MKAC
MKAC in Action
Publications
Annual Report 2024
Annual Report 2023
Annual Report 2022
Our Team
MKAC Ambassador
Ustaz Haron Hasan
Ustaz Haron Hassan Akhtar has been serving as MKAC Ambassador since 2021.
“I feel that I have been placed in the right position to help them and to motivate them to remain positive in life and not give up easily,” shared Ustaz Haron.
Through his strong presence and sincere compassion towards kidney patients, Ustaz Haron has contributed immensely to MKAC’s mission.
Leveraging his prominent standing in the community, he has continuously encouraged donors to support MKAC, uplifted events with his warm and jovial personality as a master of ceremony, and most importantly, provided much-needed Islamic spiritual care and emotional support to beneficiaries during their challenging journeys.
Beyond his contributions, Ustaz Haron also serves as a moral compass for MKAC, constantly reminding the organisation to uphold compassion, sincerity, and dignity in serving the community.
"MKAC is like a beehive of activities."
Beneficiary Application
At MKAC, there is no ‘‘wrong door policy’’.
We welcome you, a kidney patient, or a caregiver who is in dire need of assistance.
Our Partners & Supporters
