Every year, there are approximately 10 candidates from Sekolah Tunas Bakti Sg. Besi, an Institute of Moral Rehabilitation, register for Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia, SPM. Sekolah Tunas Bakti is an Approved School institution for the education, training and detention of children established or prescribed under section 65 (approved schools) of the Children Act 2001. All candidates are under Court Order under Paragraph 91 (1) (f) (sent to an approved school or Henry Gurney School) Children Act 2001. However, these candidates do not have proper resources to revise, including textbooks and exercise books. Besides that, lack of educators is one of the reasons since  they do not have teachers to guide them. We would like to help them pass SPM subjects through lessons tutored by college students. We will also provide 10 sets of textbooks, reference books and practice books as study material. We understand the importance of their opportunity in taking this exam because it promises them a better prospect in life in terms of job security, networking, and dignity. This is our noble effort in providing them help that their environment could not because we believe that everyone deserves a second chance in life. We are confident that the effort put in to run this programme will provide them with a broad exposure to the importance of seeking knowledge in the future. 

Racial harmony can be achieved when people come to understand the different cultures of the different races in Malaysia. One of the ways to achieve this is by educating young ones about racial harmony through culture and language. The purpose of this project is to expose student from different cultural background to the Chinese culture so that with better understanding, racial harmony can be fostered. The school chosen for this project is a majority Malay student school with a minority of non-Malay. The school, SM Sains Rembau offers form 1 until form 5 classes but only form 1 and 2 students will be selected for the project. The school offers 3rd language, Mandarin to the Form 1 & and 2 students. However the SM Sains Rembau student have very little exposure as they are confined to the school grades where they have hardly any chance to experience the Chinese culture.

The earth is a beautiful place. It provides a natural platform to allow biotic and abiotic survive. It takes as long as 3.8 billion years for earth to create an ecological and biological stable cycle that we have today. In the other hand, modern civilization comes with consequences. Anthropogenic activities such as overuse of the natural resources, pollutions and use radiation.The earth has a 71% coverage of fresh and salt water. Hence, it is important to keep the aquatic ecosystem safe and sustainable. Although there are increases of environmental act and programs going on, there are always a lot more to be done in a normal individual daily life. People beginning to look into the environmental issues but yet they do not have the right knowledge and idea of how conservation works.With the Project Atlantic, we hope to spread awareness on the current issue and topic in the aquatic environment. Next, the green growth has been introduced to the public by the United Nation. The Project Atlantic will be carry out with the guide of the sustainable living goals (SDGs). Thus, the participants can understand and gain certain knowledge how and why is a sustainable aquatic environment so important to majority of the living organism. Beside, Project Atlantic’s syllabus has included the factor of practical living tips. Some hands-on skills will share in the sessions.Last but not least, we hope provide an option to the students to explore the applied science field but introducing and expose the participants the aquatic related careers and letting them experience the mini science conference.

Down-syndrome community, especially children have been neglected and not enough attention has been given to them. They are among the most needed community yet very have they gained help. Down-syndrome children are universally known to be very loving and caring group of people. They get along well not just among themselves but towards normal people around them as well. Many establishments had been opened to house special need children specifically those with Down-Syndrome. An amazing aspect of Down-Syndrome children that many of us can learn from is that they are very open to learning new things every day. Syllabuses were designed to fit the ability and capability of the children. From daily chores to complicated puzzle solving games, they managed to learn and master everything on their own. However despite the rigorous activities and learning process made for these kids, many establishments are lacking in experts to help and assists them. As the children are growing their interests in reading, special care houses need to keep up with their evolution and this is where ORKIDS are left behind. A make-over of their reading corner will surely help in gaining more interest and strengthening the already existing ones into reading, which will be beneficial to lives of the Down-Syndrome children. 

In 2018, we found the problems faced by some teenagers who are disabled person and orphan in Dungun, Terengganu. One of the problems faced by them is to get a job after they graduate from secondary school. In addition, they are not received with any opportunities to proceed their study at any university or other educational institution. Besides, the unemployment rate among teenagers is increasing year by year. The social problems and crime among the teenagers are increasing too. These crimes happened because of unemployment teenagers who need the money to survive. We come out with our solution, Solatku Project. The reasons why we choose this project is mainly because the mini prayer mats are high demand in the market. With this project, the disabled and orphan teenagers can be able to be independent. Besides, they will get the opportunity to be in the industry. Thus, by achieving a particular award in the industry they can be not only idols but examples to others. The unemployment rate and crime among teenagers will be decline.

Everywhere, the waste management system is in dire state. Piles of organic leftovers are thrown into the dust bin and ended up at the landfills. The Orang Asli the settlement and plantation workers at Ladang Naggappa Jementah are of no exception. As rubbish accumulates, hygiene is compromised as it invites unwanted rodents to breed. This could be hazardous to health. The fastest and easy solution currently being practiced at the settlement is burning them. However, the emission of carbon monoxide is not only hazardous to health but also can cause forest fire. Therefore, we plan to introduce organic solution for a proper waste management for organic matters, This is done through proper system of composting. We plan to teach the community to produce compost from the organic waste into agricultural product which can give them extra income.

Temoh is a town located in the Perak region of Malaysia and the orang asli village, (Kampung Temoh) will be the location of the project implementation. Poverty is a major problem among the Orang Asli. A recent news reported that 1,329 Orang Asli children in Perak who are under two years of age suggested that 40 percent were malnourished by two years of age (Malaymail, 2019).  Besides, 70 to 80 percent of Orang Asli children are underweight or stunted in height by school-going age. In order to reduce malnutrition cases among the indigenous group especially young children who needs nutrition for growth, poverty should be eradicated.This project aims to improve the socio-economic status of the orang asli. The “Chicken Coop Project” participant lives in a 2 bedroom house together with his sister’s family of 6, a total of 9 people in the household of less than RM2,000 per month. About 4 years ago, they had a family member die at the age of 17 years old due to malnutrition. Currently, he rears chickens but on a small scale and the mortality rate is high. The overall outcome of this project will help to:1) kickstart and equip the participant with knowledge and skills to raise chicken, 2) provide complete shelter for the chicken so that chicken will not fall sick due to rain and flood, 3) source for alternative feeds to supplement and reduce commercial feed cost low, and4) to help them market the chicken at a competitive price.  Thus, the sustainability of this project is greatly emphasized.

We aware that in Malaysia, mental disorder gets fewer spotlights that it deserves. We wanted to initiate more conversation and action in mental health prevention intervention. Only by then, the perspective about mental disorder can elevate from where it is now.

Music has been identified as a strength in people with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Psychology, music therapy can often be used to facilitate communication skills with individuals. Children with communication disorders may benefit in many ways.  However, modern musical instruments are too complicated for them to comprehend. Therefore, we plan to introduce a special set of musical instruments from the day-to-day materials. The uniqueness of this special instruments is that it can accommodate rough handling. Consistency of sounds is able to be maintained and long lasting too.