• Walk-a-Payung event in May 2012 is in Tropicana!!

    Register ONLINE

    Collect your T-Shirts on 12-13 May 2012 from 10am-6pm.

    WAP will also be held in Johor. Scroll down for more information.

  • There is also going to be a World Lupus Day forum in Penang on 13 May 2012.

  • Berita SLE - Issue Jul-Dec 2010 is now online and downloadable. Download here.

    The first edition of MySLE is out. Please make sure you get your copy.

  • Watch this space for further announcements!

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    Persatuan SLE Malaysia


      Come and join the next Walk-a-Payung in Tropicana in May 2012.You can register and pay online.Collect your T-shirts on 12-13 May 2012 from 10am to 6pm


      The first edition of MySLE is out. Make sure you get your copy. Downloadable soon!


      World Lupus Day falls on 10 MAY!
      This year it was held in conjuction with WAP


      Stay tuned for the next Family Camp

    About PSLEM

    | Background | Executive Committee | Objectives |
    | Activities | Future Plans | Contact |

    Background

    Persatuan SLE Malaysia (PSLEM) or the Malaysian SLE Association was set up in 1994 by concerned doctors and patients to help people suffering from Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE). Starting with a core group of 10 committee members, PSLEM’s members today total about 2,200.

    From squatting in a doctor’s office in Hospital Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, PSLEM today operates from its own Secretariat in Jalan Utara, Petaling Jaya, Selangor. A Sandakan Chapter was launched in October 2004 and a Penang Chapter in March 2008. The Penang Chapter has an Information and Counselling Centre near to Hospital Pulau Pinang.

    Two more chapters were started during 2009/2010: the Kuching Chapter had its first meeting on 26 September 2009 and its first annual general meeting on 13 December 2009, while the Johor Chapter had its first meeting on 30 January 2010.

    PSLEM’s work is mainly funded by corporate donors and individual well-wishers. The Malaysian government recognises the association as a charity and cash donations to PSLEM are tax deductible.