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Community & Nation Building Programmes Grant

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This call is open to non-profits, registered charities and community groups and 1 other. Funding is a grant. Coverage is read from the notice itself: Malaysia. The funder accepts early-stage applicants.

Summary

Yayasan TM funds community-building and disaster preparedness programmes that support inclusive growth, mental health initiatives, and humanitarian development. The grant targets nonprofits and community groups working on disaster risk reduction and community resilience.

Summary by Raise Lens from the official notice · 25 Oct 2026Accurate?

About this grant

Yayasan TM is the social impact foundation of Telekom Malaysia Berhad, established in 2021 to support Malaysia beyond education. This page describes its Community & Nation Building pillar, which sits alongside Education and Arts, Culture & Heritage. The page frames the foundation's aim as building a nation that is technologically advanced, resilient, equitable and ready for future challenges. The page reports 2025 impact figures for the community and nation building work: RM1.36 million contributed to community and nation building programmes, 36,181 community members reached, and 278 individuals trained in disaster preparedness. Other named initiatives in the newsroom include Program Cahaya Ramadan, which supports less fortunate communities, and the adoption of 35 schools under Sekolah Angkat Malaysia MADANI. Testimonials on the page describe partnerships with community and humanitarian organisations, a mental health programme for students in which participants support their peers, and collaborations with arts and heritage groups. These are described as support from the foundation, but the page does not set out application routes or funding terms for external organisations. The page is a corporate foundation overview and pillar landing page. It does not describe a standalone grant call, application process, or open funding window for community and nation building work.

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Eligibility

The page does not state who can apply for or receive funding under the Community & Nation Building pillar. It does not give organisation types, stage, or prior-recipient rules. The programme is described as focused on Malaysia, and the page refers to a Contact Form and Scholarship & More section, but it does not set out eligibility for community or nation building support.

Key requirements

  • ✓Focus on inclusive community growth and development
  • ✓Disaster preparedness training and disaster risk reduction
  • ✓Mental health and humanitarian initiatives

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Who can apply for Community & Nation Building Programmes?
Eligibility covers organisations in MY; nonprofit, charity, community-group, local-authority. See the eligibility criteria above for the full conditions.

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Sourcefunder-discovery
EligibilityMY
Org typesnonprofit, charity, community-group, local-authority
Last verified25 Oct 2026

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