Briged Bakti Malaysia, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur Branch, is a volunteer organization actively involved in community programs, welfare initiatives, and human capital development. We are driven by the spirit of unity and service to society, regardless of race or religion.
Producing a Caring Society
i) Educating society to enjoy serving
ii) Establishing collaborative networks with external parties and various sectors
iii) Channeling aid to those in need
"The best of people are those who are most beneficial to others"
Ready to Serve
Briged Bakti Malaysia (BBM) was established to embody the true spirit of “al-Birr”, which encompasses comprehensive goodness, through structured, strategic, and impactful initiatives. This principle serves as the foundation for all Briged Bakti Malaysia Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur (BBMWPKL) efforts in contributing meaningfully to national social development through welfare and volunteer-based programmes.
BBMWPKL is committed to nurturing a generation of professional, disciplined, and dedicated volunteers who uphold the duty of fardu kifayah, particularly in addressing the needs of the underserved. By offering well organised outreach and capacity building programmes, BBMWPKL aims to foster active community engagement, especially among youth, in cultivating values of service, empathy, and collective responsibility.
In facing today’s rising social challenges, BBMWPKL functions as a proactive platform for youth empowerment channeling their energy into beneficial activities that prevent involvement in destructive or negative behaviours. With the support of strategic partners and the wider public, BBMWPKL continues to advance as a key driver in enhancing social wellbeing, national unity, and the spirit of humanitarianism across all segments of society.
Briged Bakti Malaysia (BBM) originated from a state-level initiative known as Briged Bakti Negeri Kelantan (BBNK), which began in 1991. Its early operations focused on youth engagement at the secondary school level through the formation of Briged Bakti Remaja (BBR), a recognised school uniform body.
On 22 January 2010, ten state branches of BBM were officially registered with the Registrar of Youth Organisations (PPPM) Putrajaya, including the Federal Territory Branch, which originally encompassed Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, and Labuan.
In 2023, BBM Kuala Lumpur took a bold step onto the international stage by launching a humanitarian and dakwah mission in the Camotes Islands, Cebu, Philippines. This marked a significant milestone in BBM’s global outreach, reflecting its commitment to service beyond national borders.
Later, in 2024, BBM Putrajaya formally established its own independent branch, marking a strategic restructuring that allowed BBM Kuala Lumpur to focus more directly on its own regional initiatives and community development efforts within the city.
Briged Bakti Malaysia Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur (BBMWPKL) continues to remain active through various programmes and initiatives, covering areas such as welfare, community outreach, education, youth leadership, and humanitarian missions at both local and international levels.
The president of BBM, Dato’ Dr Abdul Razak bin Kechik, obtained his medical
qualification from the Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland, followed by an
advanced degree in the field of public health from University of Hawaii, US. He
is a public health specialist and has had some 30 years of experience in the
medical field, particularly in public health.
He has held several senior positions under the Ministry of Health, including as
Director of Malaysia’s largest hospital – KL General Hospital (GHKL), and
State Director of Health of Perak before retiring in 2004. He was also a Chief
Surveyor for Hospital Accreditation in the Malaysian Society For Quality in
Health (MSQH) and a Board Member of University College Bestari. He had
been President of Malaysian Relief Agency (MRA), President of Global Peace
Mission (GPM) Malaysia and has led many humanitarian missions abroad.
He was a founding member and President of Yayasan Anak-Anak Yatim
Kelantan (YAATIM) and Vice President Of Pertubuhan Anak-Anak Yatim
Malaysia (PEYATIM) (an institution looking into the welfare orphans and
orphanages in Kelantan and in Malaysia) and had been involved in the
development and welfare of the Malaysian Indigenous people, the Orang Asli
for the past 40years.
As a Recognition of his works, Dato’ Dr Abdul Razak was a recipient of several
awards including Tokoh Pendakwah (Etnik Melayu) Gabungan NGO Dakwah
Malaysia 2018, Anugerah Pendakwah Negara 2015, Anugerah Maulidur Rasul
Kebangsaan 2010 and Maal Hijrah Negeri Selangor 2009 and Tokoh
Sukarelawaan ABIM Kebangsaan 1991.
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BBM is a volunteer organization committed to delivering humanitarian aid and spreading Islamic outreach to communities in need, both in Malaysia and internationally.
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