St John Ambulance Malaysia Negeri Sembilan

St John Ambulance Malaysia Negeri Sembilan 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.

🌕 Safety First at the Mid-Autumn Festival! 🚨 On the evening of 27 September 2025, SJAM NS was on-site, ready to assist d...
06/10/2025

🌕 Safety First at the Mid-Autumn Festival! 🚨

On the evening of 27 September 2025, SJAM NS was on-site, ready to assist during the vibrant Perayaan Zhong Qiu celebration in Seremban.

Keeping our community safe, one festival at a time. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! 🥮

Perkhemahan Kadet Peringkat Kebangsaan 2025 | National Cadet Camp 2025. ⛺️Can’t believe it’s already the final night. So...
15/09/2025

Perkhemahan Kadet Peringkat Kebangsaan 2025 | National Cadet Camp 2025. ⛺️

Can’t believe it’s already the final night. So many incredible memories made in what felt like a blink of an eye.

A big thank you to the team at Hospital Tuanku Jaafar Seremban for their close collaboration. Our Nilai hotspot team jus...
15/09/2025

A big thank you to the team at Hospital Tuanku Jaafar Seremban for their close collaboration. Our Nilai hotspot team just completed an intensive two-day Disaster Awareness course led by their Emergency Trauma Department. We’re committed to continuous improvement and ensuring our team is prepared to respond effectively in times of disaster.

Throwback! Pasukan perubatan kita dari Nilai bertugas sebagai medik standby di Marathon Menegak Madani 2025 pada 6 Septe...
13/09/2025

Throwback! Pasukan perubatan kita dari Nilai bertugas sebagai medik standby di Marathon Menegak Madani 2025 pada 6 September 2025 di Rumah Pangsa Templer 1. Syabas dan tahniah kepada semua pihak, kerana acara berjaya berlangsung tanpa sebarang insiden atau kecederaan.

L-R: , ADUN Lobak YB ,

Selamat sampai di Stesen Institut Penyelidikan Perhutanan Malaysia (FRIM). Wishing an amazing time to all our cadets at ...
13/09/2025

Selamat sampai di Stesen Institut Penyelidikan Perhutanan Malaysia (FRIM). Wishing an amazing time to all our cadets at the National Cadet Camp 2025 @ Perlis.

Have fun, stay safe, and come back with stories to tell! Happy Camping ⛺️!

Terima kasih kepada semua yang hadir malam tadi untuk ‘send off’ kadet-kadet kita ke Perkhemahan Kadet Peringkat Kebangs...
13/09/2025

Terima kasih kepada semua yang hadir malam tadi untuk ‘send off’ kadet-kadet kita ke Perkhemahan Kadet Peringkat Kebangsaan di negeri Perlis. Semoga mereka selamat sampai ke destinasi & selamat berkhemah 🏕️

We're proud of our junior members (primary school) who are now equipped with essential first aid knowledge. It's never t...
11/09/2025

We're proud of our junior members (primary school) who are now equipped with essential first aid knowledge. It's never too early to learn these life-saving skills. We covered everything from what to do if someone faints to the basics of CPR 🚨

We're also making sure teachers feel confident and prepared to respond in an emergency, as they're often the first ones on the scene to help.

It's great to see schools taking the initiative to organise this, and hopefully, more will join in.

We're proud of our young primary school members who are now equipped with essential first aid knowledge. It's never too ...
11/09/2025

We're proud of our young primary school members who are now equipped with essential first aid knowledge. It's never too early to learn these life-saving skills. We covered everything from what to do if someone faints to the basics of CPR. 🚨

We're also making sure teachers feel confident and prepared to respond in an emergency, as they're often the first ones on the scene to help.

This is a great initiative by the schools involved. Hopefully, more will come aboard!

First aid saves lives - and our first public First Aid at Workplace (FAWP) class is happening now at our headquarters! T...
11/09/2025

First aid saves lives - and our first public First Aid at Workplace (FAWP) class is happening now at our headquarters! This two-day course (10-11 Sept) is helping participants get the essential skills they need.

Does your company need to meet regulatory requirements for first aid training but you have a small team? No problem! While we provide on-site training for businesses, you can always send your staff to one of our public classes.

Ready to get your team certified? Reach out to us today!

30/08/2025
❓ Pernah terfikir apa yang perlu dibuat jika rakan sekerja tiba-tiba rebah?✅ Ya, hubungi 999.🚨 Tetapi ingat — jika mangs...
27/08/2025

❓ Pernah terfikir apa yang perlu dibuat jika rakan sekerja tiba-tiba rebah?
✅ Ya, hubungi 999.
🚨 Tetapi ingat — jika mangsa tidak bernafas, sel otak mula mati dalam 4 minit sahaja.

Inilah sebabnya ilmu pertolongan cemas amat penting.
Jadilah seorang First Aider bertauliah dengan menyertai kursus Pertolongan Cemas di Tempat Kerja (First Aid at Workplace)! Kini hadir di Seremban.

📌 Apa yang anda akan pelajari:
✅ Kursus asas lengkap dengan 13 topik bantuan kecemasan
✅ Diiktiraf oleh DOSH & antara penyedia latihan bertauliah terpilih
✅ Teori yang interaktif & menyeronokkan
✅ Banyak sesi praktikal dengan peralatan berkualiti

📅 10–11 September 2025
🕗 8 pagi – 5 petang
📍 Ibu Pejabat St. John Ambulans Malaysia, Negeri Sembilan (Jalan Leftenan Adnan)

💪 Jangan tunggu sehingga kecemasan berlaku. Daftar sekarang dan jadilah penyelamat di tempat kerja anda!

Address

No. 4 Jalan Drive Krishnan
Seremban
70000

Opening Hours

Monday 10:30 - 12:30
Tuesday 10:30 - 12:30
Wednesday 10:30 - 12:30
Thursday 10:30 - 12:30
Friday 10:30 - 12:30

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The Humble Beginnings (1908-1944)

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.