Local schemes, offices, contacts per state
A one-off welfare cash aid by the Johor State Government to support low-income households in Johor, providing a cash assistance of **RM300** to **RM500** per household.
Guide to the Kasih Ibu Darul Ta'zim (KIDT) cashless welfare card program, providing low-income mothers in Johor with up to RM250 monthly for groceries and medical fees.
Livelihood assistance programs run by the Johor State Welfare Department, including emergency relief, children's school funds, and general monthly allowances for B40 residents.
Financial aid program for B40 mothers in Selangor providing RM200 monthly cashless vouchers for household groceries.
A welfare assistance program for low-income families in Kedah, providing one-off cash assistance and dry-food basket.
Financial welfare assistance schemes by the Kedah state government, offering emergency relief and annual cash aids for senior citizens, disabled persons, and low-income households.
A medical welfare program for poor families in Kelantan, providing a medical card with up to **RM300**/year for outpatient consultations and medication.
The Bantuan Khas Ibu Tunggal Kelantan (BKITK) is a financial assistance program for single mothers in Kelantan. It provides monthly cash assistance to eligible mothers to help them meet their basic needs.
The Bantuan Ibu Tunggal Melaka (BITM) is a financial assistance program provided by the Melaka state government to support single mothers in need. The program aims to alleviate the financial burden of single mothers and help them to improve their socio-economic well-being. Eligible applicants can receive a one-time financial aid of **RM500**.
The Negeri Sembilan Emergency Welfare Fund provides a one-off cash grant of up to RM1,000 to low-income residents facing sudden financial hardship due to natural disasters or emergency medical needs.
The Skim Bantuan Ibu Tunggal Negeri Sembilan (SBITNS) is a financial assistance scheme provided by the Negeri Sembilan state government to support single mothers. The scheme aims to alleviate the financial burden of single mothers and help them to improve their socio-economic well-being. Eligible applicants can receive a one-time financial aid of **RM500**.
The Pahang Welfare Assistance Program (BPP) provides one-off cash assistance to vulnerable groups in Pahang, including senior citizens, low-income single mothers, disabled persons, and B40 university students.
The Skim Bantuan Ibu Tunggal Pahang (SBITP) provides financial assistance to single mothers residing in Pahang who meet income and eligibility criteria. Eligible applicants receive a monthly cash grant for up to 12 months. Applications are processed by the Pahang State Social Welfare Department.
The Penang i-Sejahtera Program OKU Emas provides annual financial assistance to disabled residents in Penang, offering cash aid and bereavement benefits.
A higher education entrance grant for Malaysian citizens residing in Penang, providing a one-off cash grant to assist with university enrollment.
Overview of Penang's i-Sejahtera Single Mother Assistance scheme, providing RM150 annual cash assistance and RM1,000 funeral aid for registered single mothers.
Guide to Penang's i-Sejahtera Senior Citizens Appreciation Program, providing an annual RM200 cash token and RM1,000 one-off funeral assistance for senior residents.
The Perak State Government offers a one-off higher education entrance grant to eligible Malaysian students born in Perak or residing for 10+ years, providing **RM500** for Diploma or **RM1,000** for Degree courses.
Cashless grocery and healthcare subsidy card program by the Perak state government, providing RM90 monthly for food items and RM150 annually for clinical outpatient treatment.
The Perlis State General Welfare Aid provides monthly cash aid to poor families in Perlis, with eligibility based on household income and residency.
The Skim Bantuan Ibu Tunggal Perlis (SBITP) is a financial assistance scheme for single mothers in Perlis. It provides monthly cash assistance to eligible mothers to help with their living expenses.
The Sabah Program Sentuhan Kasih Rakyat (SYUKUR Sabah) 2026, formerly known as Bantuan Prihatin Sabah (BPS), provides a cash aid of RM2,400 per year to eligible Malaysian citizens aged 18 and above residing in Sabah. The aid is distributed in four quarterly phases of RM600 each.
The Sarawak Basic Needs Assistance (SKAS) 2026 provides financial aid to low-income households in Sarawak. Eligible recipients are automatically selected based on the federal Sumbangan Tunai Rahmah (STR) database.
Overview of welfare and financial assistance for registered single mothers in Sarawak, including annual grants, business startup assistance, and skills training.
Guide to the Kenyalang Gold Card (KGC) program in Sarawak, offering discount privileges at merchant partners and RM3,000 compassionate bereavement aid for senior citizens.
The Iltizam Selangor Sihat medical card program provides low-income Selangor residents with access to basic treatment, dental care, hospitalization, and dialysis at affordable rates.
The Selangor Skim Mesra Anak Selangor (SMAS) is a newborn incentive managed by YAWAS, providing a one-off **RM100** incentive for children born in Selangor.
Guide to the Bantuan Kehidupan Sejahtera Selangor (BING) cashless welfare program, providing RM300 monthly credit to purchase groceries and household necessities for low-income mothers.
Guide to the Skim Mesra Usia Emas (SMUE) scheme by the Selangor state government, providing RM150 shopping vouchers annually and RM500 bereavement aid for senior citizens and disabled persons.
The Terengganu Pencen Rakyat Warga Emas is an annual pension assistance for senior citizens residing in Terengganu, providing a one-off cash assistance of **RM600** per year.
The BITT is a state‑run cash assistance programme for single mothers residing in Terengganu. It provides a monthly stipend of RM110 to eligible households with low income, free of charge.