Through The Years
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In August 2010, Angeline Lee, a Malaysian medical student in the UK, came up with the idea of founding Charisma Movement.
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Angeline decided to start the group in the UK. She chose Malaysians as the beneficiaries, as it is her country of origin and had connections with the volunteering organisations there.
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She pitched her idea to UKECares, and UKECharisma was funded by the United Kingdom and Eire Council for Malaysian Students (UKEC).
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Angeline’s initial vision was for UKECharisma to be a standalone charity organisation that would help realise ideas of projects pitched by volunteers from the general public. (And now the vision has been realised!)
2010
2011
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Health project with the Spastic Children's Association of Selangor and Federal Territory (SCASFT)
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The start of Project KL with SK Seri Setia
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Conducted motivational camp for students at Jeli upon request from Tok Pa
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The start of Project INSPIRE Teringai (now Project Anak Malaysia) by Eunice Tan, a collaboration with Rotary Club Kota Kinabalu
2012
2014
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Project INSPIRE Teringai was expanded to include SK Tumunda
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The start of Project Penyu (now Wildlife Conservation Project), a collaboration with World Wide Fund for Nature Malaysia (WWF-Malaysia)
2016
2017
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Name changed from UKECharisma to Charisma Movement as the organisation became independent
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The start of Malaysia’s Rainy Days (Batch 1)
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Collaborated with Sea Turtle Research Unit (SEATRU) of Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) to conduct Project Penyu
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Charisma Movement became a registered organisation under the Registrar of Youth Office (ROY) Malaysia
2019
2020
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Projek Teringai-Tumunda rebranded to Projek Anak Malaysia
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Organised Digital Anak Malaysia as an alternative plan to Projek Anak Malaysia due to COVID-19
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Projek Penyu rebranded to Widlife Conservation Project (WCP)
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Collaborated with Turtle Conservation Society (TCS), Rimbun Dahan Turtle Hatchery, EcoCare, and SEATRU UMT for WCP
