Kuala Lumpur · Malaysia
Knowing What to Look For Changes Everything
Thornmark runs structured educational programmes to help Malaysian households recognise common consumer-financial misuse patterns — calmly, without alarm — so they can ask the right questions before it matters.
— our programmes
Three Ways to Build Awareness
Each programme is educational only — no individual case advice. Grounded in publicly available reports from Bank Negara, PDRM, and BNMLINK.
Common Patterns Workshop
A one-day session reviewing publicly documented categories of consumer-targeted financial misuse in Malaysia. Participants leave with a printed reference card and clearer vocabulary for the conversations that matter.
- Recognisable pattern categories from public records
- Printed reference card included
- Guidance on reaching appropriate authorities
Household Safety Conversations
Four evening sessions focused on conversations households can have to stay informed — covering phone-call patterns, message cues, and guidance drawn from Bank Negara and police advisories. Workbook and conversation deck included.
- Four structured evening sessions
- Printed workbook and conversation deck
- Telephone and message pattern awareness
The Family Awareness Cohort
A 10-week cohort for adults 40+ who serve as the calm reference point in their families. Weekly facilitated sessions, peer forum, printed reader, and a closing reference book pointing to official channels.
- 10 weekly facilitated sessions
- Peer discussion and printed reader
- Closing reference book with official contacts
— why it matters
What Good Awareness Looks Like
Grounded in Public Records
Content drawn from Bank Negara advisories, PDRM public alerts, and BNMLINK consumer reports — not speculation.
Conversation-First Approach
Programmes focus on family dialogue — what questions to ask, how to listen, and when to involve the right authorities.
Calm, Not Alarmist
No fear-based framing. Sessions are designed to build steady confidence, not anxiety — so participants can think clearly when it counts.
Designed for Households
Content speaks to everyday family situations in Malaysia — covering age groups from young adults to seniors and the relationships between them.
Printed Materials Included
Reference cards, workbooks, and readers that participants can keep and share — extending the learning beyond the session room.
Aligned With Official Guidance
Every programme points participants toward official channels — BNMLINK, PDRM, and other publicly available resources — not proprietary hotlines.
— take the next step
Would Your Household Benefit From This?
Whether you're looking for a single-day session or a structured 10-week programme, we can walk you through the options. No pressure — just a straightforward conversation.
— questions
Things People Usually Ask
Who are these programmes designed for?
Do you provide individual case advice or legal guidance?
Where do the sessions take place?
What is the maximum group size for the workshop?
What is included in the programme fees?
Can employers or community organisations arrange group bookings?
— find us
Our Location
53 Jalan Tun Sambanthan, 50470 Kuala Lumpur
— reach us
Get in Touch
We respond within one business day, Monday to Friday.
Contact Details
Phone
+60 3 2274 6195Address
53 Jalan Tun Sambanthan
50470 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Office Hours
Monday – Friday: 9:00 am – 5:30 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed
Note
We do not provide individual case advice. For personal situations, please contact BNMLINK at 1-300-88-5465 or lodge a report with PDRM.