We mobilise youth.
We deliver care.
We don't flinch.
HeartSpace (operating as MyHeart in Malaysia) is a youth-driven healthcare and humanitarian movement. Built by young people who refused to wait their turn, governed to international standards, and powered by a Shariah-compliant endowment.
No parent should pray for medicine that already exists.
HeartSpace was founded by young doctors, students, and field workers who kept arriving at the same conclusion: the healthcare system fails the people it's supposed to reach most. Mobile clinics break down because nobody funds the third-year maintenance. Disaster response shows up after the cameras leave. Aid goes to where it's easy to deliver, not where it's needed most.
We exist to close those gaps the system leaves open — by building a movement that actually mobilises, an endowment that outlasts donor cycles, and operations governed to standards that survive an external audit on their worst day.
Bold. Warm. Human. Three words on the wall, and the only ones that aren't up for debate.
What we're built on.
Eight load-bearing pillars. Lose any of them and the whole thing tilts.
Healthcare delivery
Mobile clinics, primary care, emergency response — the operational core.
Logistics & supply
Pre-positioned supplies and a deployable mobile fleet across the region.
Youth mobilisation
YERT, fellowships, and event volunteers — a standing force, not a side project.
Waqf endowment
Shariah-compliant fund built to outlast donor cycles and political weather.
Global partnerships
Asia, the Middle East, East Africa — local partners who know the ground.
Data & evidence
ISO governance, public impact reports, evidence-led service design.
Community trust
We earn trust block by block, not on a launch day.
Compliance
CHS, ISO 9001 trajectory, transparent audit. Boring, deliberately.
50K+
People served to date
Mobile clinics, emergency response, primary care.
12
Countries of operation
Asia, the Middle East, East Africa — local-led.
3,000+
Youth trained
YERT members, fellows, event volunteers.
By 2030, 100,000 people served a year.
The full five-year plan, the targets we hold ourselves to, and how we measure them.