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 ne
eds 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.
03/08/2025
What an incredible day! We hosted our second community CPR & AED training at our headquarters today, and we’re so grateful to everyone who came out. Thank you for giving up your Sunday afternoon to learn such a meaningful and important skill. It was our first time and definitely won’t be our last!!
03/08/2025
A huge shoutout to the residents of Hijayu 1 who took the time this morning to train in CPR + AED techniques! It’s inspiring to see our community members dedicate their time to learning these vital, life-saving skills.
This 2-hours program is completely free and is a core part of our commitment to community safety. We believe that when more people know CPR and how to use an AED, our communities become safer for everyone.
Is your community interested in hosting a training session? Send us a DM to learn more!
29/07/2025
Free CPR & AED Community Class This Sunday!
Don't miss our free CPR and AED community class this Sunday (3 August) from 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm @ our HQ. Learn life-saving skills that can make a real difference in an emergency. This class is open to everyone, and no prior experience is needed.
Come empowered and learn to save a life! We look forward to seeing you there.
24/07/2025
First Aid at Workplace (FAWP) course | Kursus Pertolongan Cemas di Tempat Kerja
24/07/2025
Kepentingan Kursus Pertolongan Cemas di Tempat Kerja (First Aid at Workplace) tidak boleh dipandang remeh.
Kursus ini membekalkan pekerja dengan teknik dan pengetahuan yang diperlukan untuk menguruskan situasi kecemasan secara berkesan. Dengan purata 8 hingga 10 jam sehari dihabiskan di tempat kerja, adalah amat melegakan apabila menyedari rakan sekerja memiliki keupayaan untuk bertindak balas terhadap sebarang insiden kecemasan.
Untuk maklumat lanjut, sila hubungi kami!
19/07/2025
09/07/2025
Dear friends,
We’re reaching out for your support to expand our vital first aid training initiatives here in Negeri Sembilan. To equip our community, we need to purchase additional manikins and essential equipment. These tools are crucial for effective, hands-on learning.
What sets us apart is our commitment to providing community CPR & AED courses completely free of charge. This ensures that no one is ever prevented from learning life-saving skills due to financial barriers. By helping us acquire more training tools, you’ll directly enable us to increase the number of people we can train, directly strengthening our community’s ability to respond effectively in emergencies.
Please consider making a donation today. Even if you can’t contribute financially, we’d be incredibly grateful if you could share this appeal with your friends, colleagues, and family. For those who require a tax exemption receipt, kindly forward your payment slip to the number/email provided.
Thank you for being a part of this life-saving mission.
Best regards,
St. John Ambulance of Malaysia,
Negeri Sembilan.
06/07/2025
Day 2 of our Blood Donation Drive is officially a wrap, and wow, what a turnout! We’re thrilled to announce we collected 126 bags of blood today from 156 amazing registrants. ♥️
Across both days, in just 10 hours, we’ve collected an incredible 219 bags of blood❗️
🩸 Imagine the impact: with each bag potentially saving 3 lives, that’s a staggering 657 lives touched by your generosity. Thank you to everyone who showed up and gave the gift of life!
05/07/2025
What an incredible day! We’ve wrapped up our blood drive today, and a massive thank you to all our amazing donors. We had 120 registrations and 93 successful donations – truly inspiring! A special shout-out also goes to everyone who contributed financially to the cause.
Missed out today? Don’t worry! We’ll be back tomorrow at 11 AM at AEON S2 (near the bowling alley). Last registration is at 3:30 PM. See you there! 🫶🏼
04/07/2025
See you this weekend! 🩸
🗓️ 5th-6th July 2025 (Saturday & Sunday)
🕚 11:00am - 4:00pm (registration ends at 3:30pm)
🏢 AEON Seremban 2
🅾️🅰️🅱️🆎
02/07/2025
29/06/2025
Thank you for warmly hosting us. We look forward to collaborating again in the future!
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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.