St John Ambulance of Malaysia is the nation’s leading first aid charity. General Information
St. John Ambulance of Malaysia (Incorporation) Act 1972.
John Ambulance of Malaysia (SJAM) is a non-government statutory body incorporated under the St. The name St. John Ambulance or better known as "St. John" is synonymous with First Aid and other humanitarian services in Malaysia as well as all over the world. As the leading First Aid organisation in Malaysia since 1908, SJAM has been rendering First Aid and Home Nursing services to the those that needs it the most in almost all public and private events throughout the country. Aside from its 24-Hour Emergency Ambulance Services and Non-Emergency Ambulance Service, SJAM is also the leading First Aid training provider in Malaysia that provides comprehensive, complete and practical First Aid training to the public in the industrial sectors, offices, government departments, schools, and other institutions.
27/03/2026
💡 80 of our cadets recently participated in the Knowledge of the Order course - a vital step towards the Grand Prior Award. We explored everything from our founding history to our current mission in St. John Ambulance of Malaysia through an interactive, multimedia session.
Keep striving for excellence, cadets! 👏
25/03/2026
More than just first aiders! 🚑🛠️
Our cadets from FSACD recently traded their first aid kits for toolboxes at the DO-IT-YOURSELF Proficiency Course in Nilai. From learning the right way to prep and paint walls 🎨, to safely wiring power plugs 🔌 and reading water meters 💧, these youths spent the day mastering essential, hands-on life skills.
After a thorough clean-up session and acing their final assessments, they proved they have the teamwork and independence to tackle everyday household repairs with confidence. We are proud to see them growing into such capable, well-rounded leaders! 💪 What’s one DIY skill you wish you learned earlier in life?
16/02/2026
14/02/2026
Keeping our community safe while the festivities begin! 🧧✨
Our dedicated volunteers are officially on duty at Hospital Tuanku Jaafar, Seremban supporting the SJAM Nationwide Emergency Ambulance Service for Chinese New Year & Op Selamat Tahun Baharu Cina 2026.
While you celebrate with loved ones, we’re standing by to ensure everyone stays safe. 🚑💨
Wishing everyone a smooth and safe journey home! Drive carefully! 🍊
13/02/2026
Satu pertemuan strategik dan sesi libat urus telah diadakan di antara Jabatan Kecemasan Hospital Tuanku Ja’afar (HTJ) bersama St. John Ambulans Malaysia (SJAM) Negeri Sembilan.
Perbincangan ini memfokuskan kepada tiga teras utama:
🚨 Penyelarasan Strategik: Memantapkan gerak kerja yang lebih efisien dan bersepadu antara pihak hospital dan pasukan ambulans di lapangan.
📝 Peningkatan Kompetensi: Komitmen terhadap pembelajaran berterusan (continuous learning) bagi memastikan setiap anggota sentiasa bersedia dengan protokol perubatan terkini.
🚑 Kualiti Perkhidmatan: Menilai dan menambah baik mekanisme bantuan bagi memberikan impak terbaik kepada pesakit/ mangsa.
Melangkah ke tahun ke-4 operasi kami sejak Mei 2022, SJAM Negeri Sembilan terus komited memperkukuh perkhidmatan bantuan kecemasan pra-hospital, khususnya bagi komuniti di kawasan Nilai dan sekitarnya.
Terima kasih HTJ atas kepercayaan & kerjasama berterusan. Bersama, kita berkhidmat untuk komuniti!
08/02/2026
We’re excited to introduce our newest interns—fresh Form 5 leavers making the most of their post-exam break. While waiting for their results, they’re gaining real-world experience and serving the community with SJAM Negeri Sembilan.
Welcome to the team, guys! 👏✨
07/02/2026
Throwback to the appreciation luncheon for Dr. Mahadevan Deva Tata, celebrating his tenure as State Commander (2014 - 2024). Mr. Maha has been a fixture of leadership in SJAM Negeri Sembilan for many years, but his most paramount contribution has been his role as a mentor.
Thank you, Dr. Maha, for always believing in the "young ones" and pushing us to reach our full potential. Your legacy of empowerment continues! 🌟
05/02/2026
70 years of service and the indomitable Paulian spirit! 🚑✨
While we’re celebrating this milestone slightly delayed, the impact of the First Seremban Ambulance Cadet Division (FSACD) is timeless. Since 1954, FSACD has been a vital part of the St. John Ambulance of Malaysia’s 118-year legacy of “Pro Utilitate Hominum.”
To mark this Platinum Jubilee, our Acting State Commander officially presented the Jubilee Certificate to the Principal of SMK St. Paul. A special point of pride: the certificate was signed by our Commander-in-Chief, (Y.Bhg Dato Lai See Ming) who is an esteemed alumnus of FSACD!
Stay tuned for a year full of commemorative activities. Here’s to 70 years of building leaders!
26/01/2026
26/01/2026
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24/01/2026
Today’s mission: Disaster Readiness. 🚨
Our medical assistants and ambulance drivers participated in a large-scale drill with Hospital Tuanku Jaafar, the police, the army, the fire department and the civil defence. We believe in continuous learning to provide the best emergency care possible.
Together with our local authorities & first responders, we are always prepared.
13/01/2026
It’s that time of year again. Join and start a journey that goes beyond the classroom.
• 🏥 Learn First Aid: Master life-saving skills that stay with you forever.
• 🗣️ Develop Leadership: Gain the confidence to lead teams.
• 🤝 Community Service: Give back to society and make a real impact.
• 🎖️ The Grand Prior Badge: Aim for the highest, internationally recognised award a cadet can achieve.
Make your high school years count. Join St. John Ambulance Malaysia today! 🚑💨
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The first SJAA Negeri Sembilan Annual General Meeting was held at King George V School hall in Seremban on 4 April 1939. The first SJAB Adult Division in Negeri Sembilan was formed on 11 November 1939. Encik O. E. Fernandez was appointed as its Divisional Superintendent.
In 1941, Negeri Sembilan members were absorbed into the Medical Auxiliary Service. They went into active war service when Seremban was bombed by the invading Japanese Air Force on 26 December 1941.
In 1948, St. John Ambulance members who had served in the Second World War (1939 to 1945) were awarded the Joint War Organisation Certificates and Defence Medals. In 1948, the work to revive St. John Ambulance in Negeri Sembilan began after a meeting was called in Kuala Lumpur by Dr. Robert MacGregor. En. Kaher Singh (Brigade Officer-in-Charge) and Encik O. E. Fernandez (Association Hon. Secretary) represented Negeri Sembilan in that meeting.
In 1948, the first post-war Adult division was formed with eighteen members. By 1953, the organisation expanded from Seremban to include Kuala Pilah, Tampin, Si Rusa, Labu, Nilai and Lenggeng. The membership of Mr. Mervyn Cecil Sheppard who was the British Adviser of Negeri Sembilan and also SJAA Negeri Sembilan President, Mr. Leonard D’Souza, Dr. Seeveratnam Sinnathamby and Encik Lim Hong.
In 1954, the Negeri Sembilan Area Headquarters was attached to the Police Volunteer Reserve Headquarters at Temiang Road in Seremban. Through the generosity of its Commandant Mr. Sheppard, a room was given for the Brigade’s use. Besides the necessary office furniture, a phone-extension was also installed. The Negeri Sembilan Corps No. 1 used the headquarters regularly for routine standby duties.
The SJAA and SJAB was formed in Kuala Pilah in 1953 with the District Officer as its President. There were three Ambulance divisions, First and Third Divisions were opened to the public while Second Division was attached to Tuanku Muhammad School.
Encik E. Paramasivam was the Divisional Superintendent of Tuanku Muhammad School Ambulance division in Kuala Pilah in 1953. On 17 October 1954, he was promoted as SJAB Negeri Sembilan Area Cadet Officer. Encik Paramasivam later served as District Staff Officer (Cadets) and Chief-of-Staff (Operations) at the Federal Headquarters.
On 28 July 1954, the First Seremban Ambulance Cadet Division was inaugurated with Rev. Bro. Edward Gaule as its Divisional Superintendent and Encik Sen Gupta Mihar Ranjan its Divisional Officer.
On 29 March 1955, a committee headed by Dr. Seevaratnam met at the Residency and decided that the SJA Negeri Sembilan should have its own building. Mr. Shepperd allotted a piece of land (Lot No. 1495, 1,600 sq. ft.) situated at the junction of Carew Street (now Jalan Dr. Krishnan) and Murray Street (now Jalan Kapitan Tam Yeong) in Seremban.
The St. John Ambulance Headquarters at No. 4, Carew Street (Jalan Dr. Krishnan) was officially opened by the Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negeri Sembilan on 18 July 1959.
Encik Tan Beng Hock became SJAA Negeri Sembilan Chairman in 1960. He held the post until 1968 when he was elected as SJAA Federation of Malaya Chairman. During his tenure, fund raising projects were carried out to finance Area activities.
In 1972, Dr. Chong Kim Choy was appointed SJAM Negeri Sembilan State Commander.
Adopted from the Remarkable Century of Service of the St. John Ambulance of Malaysia.