Among the many displaced communities scattered throughout the nation are the Sri Lankan refugees. They are people who cannot return to their country of origin because of a well-founded fear of persecution, conflict, violence, or other circumstances that have seriously disturbed public order, and who, as a result, require international protection.

On 10th July, the Sri Lankan Tamil Refugees Organisation of Malaysia (STROM) picked up 91 packs of groceries from The Mansion, BAC’s accommodation facility, which is being used to store goods before distribution. These packs of groceries were sponsored by Perlis Plantations Berhad (PPB Group).

STROM then mobilised deliveries to 6 different areas around the Klang Valley – Kajang & Bangi (28 packs), Kepong (10 packs), Klang (9 packs), Sentul (20 packs), and PJ Sri Sentosa (24 packs).

In addition to logistical coordination, connecting organizations like STROM to support systems can be automated using platforms like Latenode. By setting up a workflow, distribution can be tracked, grocery deliveries can be scheduled, and even communications with sponsors like Perlis Plantations Berhad can be automated. You could even connect DocuSign and Reddit integrations to streamline document signing for donor agreements or engage with local communities for awareness and support. This automation helps enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of such humanitarian efforts.