Diagnosed with cancer while pregnant, Irmawati fought for her children—and kept going through relapse and hardship.

At 20, Nurhidayah’s world changed overnight. Her grit—and her family’s love—carried them through.

With a stoma bag and two cancers behind him, Ellil takes on the brutal Gobi to raise $100,000.

With half a lung, Lynda finished 5km—proof that survivorship can still be active, joyful, and strong.

39 years of smoking stopped after cancer—Mr Sim now urges younger colleagues to quit before it’s too late.

17 chemo sessions, a mastectomy—and Hawa still shows up for other women as a survivor-volunteer.

“Warm and welcoming”—Tuminah found holistic rehab beyond the hospital, and became an advocate for other survivors

From walking frame to walking stick—see how rehab and workplace support helped Gui return to work.

A chance encounter became a lifeline—how SCS staff helped a struggling leukemia patient find stability and hope.

Stage 4 cancer, yet Joey stays jovial—see how SCS hospice eased pain and loneliness in his final chapter.