Good Shepherd Mission in Malaysia started in Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur.

The Junior International School, Kindergarten and Nursery were established to generate income for the social services.

Home for teenage girls from poor families was set up to provide vocational training.

Sisters and girls moved to Madonna Heights, Jalan Hulu Kelang, Ampang, Selangor, and the Establishment of Good Shepherd Convent Vocational School and Residential Home for teenage girls.

The home for unwed mothers which was set up in 1965 in Batu Arang, Selangor was shifted to Ipoh.

Pusat Kebajikan Good Shepherd Sekolah Khas was officially opened by the Minister of Social Welfare. It offered commercial and vocational subjects.

Villamaria Good Shepherd Kindergarten and Nursery shifted from Jalan Ampang to Damansara, Kuala Lumpur.

Mariaville Good Shepherd Kindergarten was established in Ipoh.

Good Shepherd Mission spread to Sabah, where Seri Murni Hostel in Kota Kinabalu was opened for young women from rural villages seeking employment or to continue their studies.

Seri Murni Crisis Centre in Kota Kinabalu was set up to support teenage girls in pregnancy crisis and women who experienced domestic violence.

The Good Shepherd Sisters took over Asrama Gereja St. James, Tenghilan, a hostel for secondary school girls from the rural area.

Rose Virginie Welcome House in Ipoh was set up as a transition house for women experiencing gender-based violence. Eventually, the home for unwed mothers and Rose Virginie Welcome House merged and was known as Rose Virginie Good Shepherd.

In Sabah, the Rural Community Development Programme was developed, with the focus of empowering rural communities with leadership and communication skills.

Asrama Desa Pukak (Sabah) and Learning Resource Centre were set up, benefiting primary school children in the villages.

The evolving and emerging needs of the mission necessitated the employment of lay personnel with diverse and professional skill sets to lead the Good Shepherd mission. Hence, the engagement of partners-in-mission for key leadership roles in the mission.

Youth-PREP Centre, a youth drop-in centre in Alamesra (KK), provided a safe place for youths to seek professional support.

In response to stricter government regulations on charities and NGOs, and for better risk management, the Good Shepherd Sisters and the Board of Directors decided to incorporate the services into a legal entity.

Good Shepherd Services (GSS) was established as a Company Limited by Guarantee (CLBG), focusing on services for the Malaysian public. It obtained tax-exempt status.

Global Shepherds Berhad (GSB) was established as a separate CLBG to extend services to both Malaysians and non-Malaysians. Its current focus includes issues related to migrants, trafficking, statelessness though it does not have tax-exempt status.

Joyful Steps Sdn Bhd (JSSB) was established to continue the Early Childhood Education services at Villamaria Good Shepherd Kindergarten and Nursery in Damansara and Buntong, Ipoh.