It all started when Liana Jamaludin, a seasoned advocate for youth shelters, found herself driven by a decade-long experience in the industry. The desire to create a sanctuary for teenage girls in need, burned within her, a flame fueled by compassion and a longing for positive change. However, the journey ahead seemed daunting, given the intricacies of managing such an endeavor.

Enter Linda Md Nor, a dear friend and former corporate professional, whose unwavering passion for humanitarian care became the missing piece in this unfolding story. Linda, with her keen eye for the bigger picture and passion for soul nurturing and sustainable growth, joined forces with Liana to bring their shared vision to life.

United by friendship and a common purpose, Liana and Linda embarked on a journey to establish Rumah Melor. This haven, a product of their collective dedication, aimed to be more than just a shelter—it was envisioned as a beacon of hope, offering refuge, support, and opportunities for teenage girls who had faced abuse or challenging circumstances.

In the collaborative tapestry of their strengths; Linda's strategic foresight with Liana's hands-on experience, Rumah Melor emerged as a testament to the power of friendship and shared dreams, as these two dynamic women worked tirelessly to build an environment where Melorians could not only rebuild their lives but also gain the necessary experiences to step confidently into independent living.

In the process of registering with Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat (JKM) and Majlis Agama Islam Selangor (MAIS), Rumah Melor proudly bears its identity. It stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of compassion and the belief that every girl, regardless of her past, deserves a chance at a brighter future."