As a brand-new unit, this AGM was less about looking back and more about looking forward. The main agenda was to appoint the very first leadership team, who will be instrumental in guiding the unit’s development and operations. Discussions focused on defining the vital role the Unit will play in providing essential first aid and responding to emergencies, starting within the university campus and with aspirations to extend services to the wider community.

“I’m really excited to have the opportunity to lead this new team,” shared Yam Wen Shan, the newly appointed Unit Chairman. “As law enforcement students, it’s natural that we need to learn how to work as a team. And of course, the reason we are all here – to serve the public, to serve mankind.”

“As student volunteers, we’re eager to learn and apply skills and contribute meaningfully. This AGM is the first step in building a strong, effective unit that truly embodies the vision and mission of SJAM.”

Saint John Ambulance Malaysia, a self-funding, non-profit, and non-religious voluntary organisation, relies on volunteers to carry out its crucial work. The establishment of the Saito Unit brings vital first aid capabilities directly to the student body and offers a fantastic opportunity for students to gain valuable life skills and make a real difference; now and in the future.

The Saito Unit looks forward to a year of training, community engagement, and impactful service as they embark on their journey to become a vital asset to both Saito University College and the broader Cheras/KL community.