helping an Indian community and giving them a chance to plant food.

Public Health Campaign (PHC) is an annual event which provides free public service throughout various states in Peninsular Malaysia. Since its inception in 2002, its main purpose is to increase health awareness among the public and to disseminate health information on the prevention of diseases. It also aims to enhance the role of pharmacists in the community.Over the years, this campaign has played a vital role in raising health awareness of the Malaysian public, promoting changes in lifestyle to encourage healthy living as well as serve as a platform for UCSI University students to give back to the community. It has attracted between 1000 to 1500 direct participants each time, with many more unlisted members of public perusing the exhibition site.For this event, we will be working closely with the community of Kuala Sepetang in running a health campaign on 21st and 22nd December, tentatively at a local primary school hall. Kuala Sepetang is a coastal fishing village 15km away from Taiping, Perak. It has an estimated 1,000 households with a population of 6,000, most of which are Chinese. Most of the population have up to primary level education and about half of all working population are involved in the fishery industry. Adjacent to Kuala Sepetang is Kampung Menteri with a Malay majority population with roughly 200 households consisting of 1,500 residents.The main focus of PHC has always been the exhibition with materials related to the chosen theme. For our campaign in Kuala Sepetang, we will be focusing on cancer. The poster display will include Malaysian statistics on cancer, recognising warning signs and knowing when to seek medical advice. With these, it is hoped that the community in Kuala Sepetang will have a better understanding on cancer and become more inclined to change in their lifestyle for the better.Other than that, various health screening tests such as blood pressure test, blood glucose test, body fat test and waist-to-hip ratio analysis will be conducted throughout this campaign to attract the public as well as to provide a free public service. Patient counselling from qualified counselors will also be available to the public during this campaign. The pharmacy students will conduct the "Know Your Drugs" session to educate the public on the importance of proper drug use. We will also be conducting the demonstration of drug compounding for public viewing during the campaign.In order to provide more longer lasting impact on community health, we will be liaising with local clinics and/or hospital to refer public members with abnormal screening results to doctors for further action.

There are approximately 900 or more urban poor children studying in a community school in Sentul. Many of these school children who come from underprivileged backgrounds are disadvantaged in life. They do not have access or the opportunities to do well academically. They usually drop out of school and eventually get involved in crime, due to their low socio-economic status.According to an Annie E. Casey Foundation report, children whodon’t read proficiently by third grade are four times more likely toleave high school without a diploma than students who are readingon grade level. (D. Hernandez, 2011).According to data given in the Malaysian education blueprint and PISA 2012, the average performance in reading of Malaysian 15-year-olds is98 points lower than the average of OECD countries,ranked 58/64.Therefore, we would like to build a community library for the needy students have a better chance at success both in school and in life

The organization of this program is based on the attention and concern of university student  towards the following matters: - i. The secondary school students who have sit for Chinese Language Subject in Malaysian Certificate of Education(SPM) is reducing from year to year. ii. The rising importance of mastering Chinese Language following the improvement in the Sino-Malaysia relationship.  iii. Form image and name of Chinese Language Society and UPSI among the students and community of Tanjong Malim

2017, we are conducting a meeting with headmaster of Sekolah Menengah Sura Dungun to identify 20 possible disabled students for this project. Since these disabled student might have difficulties to find a job when they end their primary school so, we, Enactus UiTM Terengganu step up to assist these disabled students to set up their own business. We also will make a research on the position of the trigona honey in Malaysia and make a calculation on the cost of setting up the business. We will identify supplier who will supply the materials needed to run the business and make a collaboration with FAMA to provide a training for these disabled students in managing the process of making trigona honey.

Performing Arts Club (PAC) is a students’ club in UiTM Johor, Segamat Campus which runs activities such as theater performances, singing, traditional and modern dance, flashmob, busking, bands and hosting on campus. These activities are aiming to help the UiTM students to develop their talents and interpersonal skills such as communication and leadership. In addition to the activities mentioned earlier, PAC also has conducted several community service programs and one of them was done at Kampung Pasir Mandi Temerloh, PahangPAC has the intention to introduce a traditional Malay dance which is to school children. The main reason for this is due to lack of awareness of youngsters nowadays on traditional dance. The “Kuda Kepang” dance was chosen for this purpose. “Kuda Kepang” is originated from Java, Indonesia and was first introduced here in Malaysia in the early 20th century by the Javanese immigrant. This dance is popular in the state of Johor. It is performed by nine to 15 dancers, all garbed in traditional Javanese clothes. The dancers are usually all men, though women dancers are not uncommon these days.

What is SoyAi?SoyAi Malaysia is a social entrepreneurship project of selling soy milk with the aim of helping the Myanmar refugees in Malaysia.How are we helping?In order to help out Myanmar refugees found commonly around the area of Sunway Mentari, we have decided to start up a small in house business for them whereby they are able to have their own small production line on site in their learning centre. We address their needs to sustain on their own feet independently. This is because we would like them to be able to survive without relying heavily on the help of the public as they have been constantly depending on the funds from the public.Through this project, Myanmar refugees will also obtain the chance to gain some business and entrepreneurial skills. This project is the perfect platform for them to experience and widen their knowledge about how businesses are being conducted which are life-long survival skills.The caretakers of the centre will also be taught on simple financial recording for business purposes. Through this hands-on method and with our burning desire and passion in tackling the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), we hope more Myanmar refugees would be able to receive equal opportunities to receive proper education and hence, increasing the job employment rate of refugees in Malaysia.How do we ensure that this project will work?This project will be closely collaborated with the SoyAi Myanmar. SoyAi Myanmar team has more than 3 years experiences in this field and they manage to break into markets by having their soymilk sold at major shopping complexes and the international hotels in Yangon, Myanmar. Their clients include selected outlets of the convenience store, Park Royal Hotel, Yangon Bakehouse, Tutti Lethwei Gym, Go Green Organic Food Shop and the rest are private deliveries for offices and homes. Some offices order up to 100 bottles per week. Their current sales per week are about 1400 bottles of soy milk.Besides, we have also contacted a local soymilk seller to provide guidance to SoyAi Malaysia team.We will also have a back-up legal team for this project in the event of disruption as refugees have no legal status in Malaysia.

It is worrying that cases on sexual abuse and harassment among children have been on a rise lately. According to Utusan newspaper, there are a total of 5052 cases of this category that was recorded from year 2013 until 2017. This sexual abuse and harassment can affect a child’s psychological growth and lead to negative development from childhood to their adult stage. On top of that, this problem has always been done silently and rarely known until it becomes worst and serious. Therefore, children are the most affected victims that may experience traumatised due to this act because they are always known as innocent individuals who will later grow up to be as what being expected by the parents and so do the community surround them.Therefore, Sexual Abuse Defense (SAD) Kit that consists of a book, telephone applications and exercises which include several activities is prepared based on the children’s understanding in conjunction to help prevent this abused issue to be spread. In addition to that, exhibitions and talks will also be given to the children who involve in this project.

We choose students from primary school in Kg Sg Balang Darat, Muar,Johor for this project because 65% of the students in this school are from low income family. Children in this area tend to follow their father’s footsteps by doing menial work in the palm oil plantation after finishing school.  They lack the exposure on possible job opportunities available in the market place.  Moreover, this area is infested with drug addicts.  Research has shown that children who grew up in disadvantaged neighborhoods fare worse across multiple measures of well-being than do children reared in neighborhoods with richer and safer environment.  Thus, to overcome the disadvantages faced by students from Kg Sg Balang Darat, Muar,Johor, this project aims to expose them to a fun, safe and interactive edutainment activities where children can experience the world of adults in KidZania, Kuala Lumpur. They will also be guided on enhancing their soft skills during group activities with our team. In the last week, they will listen to aspiring life journey of Mr. Mohd Sukur Ibrahim, a person with disability, who was granted the OKU Excellent Entrepreneur Award 2016.  Despite being certified as the shortest man in Malaysia by Malaysian Book of Records, Mr. Mohd Sukur successfully overcome all the challenges life has to offer.  The children who are able-bodied can learn so much from the talk. In short, this program is expected to cultivate strong desire and determination, and foster self-belief in the students to achieve greater height in their future.