Project WCLT is an initiative to help orphans in Kuala Lumpur to improve their education. Recent news revealed that almost 60% of Malaysian students did not have the ability to read nor to do basic mathematics after SPM. Also, we believe that, every child in Malaysia deserves a chance for a betier education. Therefore, for first pilot project, we are hoping to help orphans in Kuala Lumpur to improve themselves, not just in education, but also in level of confidence, self-esteem, loves and above ail, to become a better person in the future. This project will be using students from iocal universities and it is hoped that, we are able to get at least four different educational institutions to make this project a success. These institutions will rotate amongst themselves every week to come to the selected orphanage and spend time with them. We do realize that, students in university have high commitment with their assignments, projects and hence, by participating in WCLT, they can learn something new which will be beneficial for them but at the same time, to contribute back to the community.WCLT is not only focusing in education, but we are hoping to give the children any assistance that they need, We will be giving a support system for the orphanage i.e buy exercise books, stationaries, maintaining the orphanage in good shape, share the loves and even our time. WCLT has high hopes on this project because it involves students from local universities/educational institutions and we believe that, this kind of background will give positive impact to the orphans to excel in their lives. We also believe that, every student has hidden potential in him or her to be a successful person in the future. By collaborating between four education institutions to look after one orphanage, it is going to be challenging but then, the first step would be the hardest. As long we understand our objectives, commit to this project and work as a team for the sake of these children, things will, eventually gets better. 

This is a project about Traditional Wayang Kulit Kelantan which is an initiative of the students who pursue their studies in the field of publishing and management of theater productions from the Faculty Film Theater and Animation, Universiti Teknologi Mara.Theatrical traditional Wayang Kulit Kelantan was a theater of Kelantan Malay heritage which is very popular in the past are now almost no heirs. Through this project, we will work together to stage a traditional theatrical performances in an open space in a selected supermarket namely as either at Space U8, TTDI Jaya, Shah Alam, Selangor. It is as a strategy to expose the cultural art to the public directly.

Like it or not, in our society, there exists a segment of the population, which is essentially left out or not cared about. They are being excluded, trivialized and devalued to the fringe of the society which prevents them from any meaningful participation in society. These marginalized people are excluded from mainstream social, economy, cultural, or political life. Do any of us even think about them for a sec? Do they appear in our mind for a glimpse? Or we just completely forget about them and only care for those who hold big title and name.We realized this reality and came up with an idea of organizing a program for the sake of this group. We want to get to know them better, listen to their stories and experiences, their sorrow and sadness. They, just like us, deserved good things in life. With this realization, we would like to educate the public through a theatre performance entitled ‘I’m P+’ with the aim of reducing discrimination and prejudice of society to this group. Not only that, we willorganize an exhibition focusing on:People Living with HIV (PLHIV),Drug UserLesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT)HomelessWhy theatre? It has been known that theatre is a powerful weapon in raising awareness. When a play is perform by a local theatre group, for a local audience in its own language, it  has the ability to reach an audience member with a particular message that can have a lasting impact. Moreover, the actors are from the community itself, who has experienced the hardship and difficulties. This will make it easier to educate the society about the focused marginalized group. 

This project is a field to train participant talents and creativity through mask making. The lecturers involved with a number of individuals will come together to share with selected participants, Badan Kebajikan Angkatan Tentera Malaysia (BAKAT) in the mask making workshop where it’s will involve creativity and critical thinking.The participants also learn about practical techniques such as the production of costumes, arts, artistic event. In addition, the workshop contained a worthwhile entry in addition to train the participants to have a high aesthetic value of craft products. Hence, it is also provided a new set of skills which enhance their future.

INTI IU Traditional Chinese Medicine Club’s mission is to provide the best care to the public through TCM treatment and education. We strive to benefit humanity through work in these two areas, while supporting the needed group of people in which we live and work. Charity care is only one component of TCM club’s charitable mission. Educating the next generation of health care professionals as well as helping those who are in poverty either in financial or health to decrease the burden of human disease is vital to TCM Club. The club constantly works with charitable organizations such as Tzu Chi and Remedic Healthcare Foundation (RHF) to provide basic medical health care for the poor and the destitute as well as educating them about ways to take care of their health.Our club believes strongly that it is a human right to receive adequate medical care and that everyone, regardless of their social status should have access to medical assistance. As a matter of human dignity, everyone is entitled to health care. To that end, healthcare should be considered an essential building block for a healthy community. Sadly to say that through our regular visits to different places, we still see that patients in the low income group do not have adequate healthcare.We often meet frail elderly and or bedridden patients who need financial support and help for medical attention. Meanwhile, despite the subsidy from the government, some patients are still not able to afford the balance due escalating medical costs. As a result, these would lead to deterioration of health and quality of life. Therefore, charitable care is crucial and we hope to be able to do so with a potential community.The reason I want to carry out this project is because I come from a Traditional Chinese family background which often uses herbs to cultivate health. When I am sick, my grandmother or mother normally will use some herbs or natural materials to relieve my sickness without going to clinic. Traditional Chinese Medicine is a kind of treatment or therapy that advocates the principle of preventative treatment which means it helps to prevent one from getting sick or prevent disease from moving to a critical stage. As I am come from East Malaysia and during my time the medical services in East Malaysia was not enough and thus families from there usually go to Chinese Herbs shop to buy some herbs which they will use to cure some minor sickness when medical services are scarce.To me, health should be the priority for human and it is a basic needs. Without health, ones will not feeling happy and couldn’t carry out their daily lifestyle as they always suffered in sicknesses. It is my belief that through providing medical education as well as treatment to the needy group, it allows them to take care of themselves. Hence, we are eager to grow from our experience from this event to help other communitiesTo ensure a long term care, I would divide my plans into three stages. Firstly, my team and I will continuously follow up the progression through local authorities to build a long term relationship with the community here and understand what they really need. Secondly, my club is still in the progression of discussion on the idea of “Mobile Clinic” helping us to reach those remote areas and offer our treatment more frequently. Thirdly, through collaboration with those medical associations and media, we can organize similar event more frequently through raising funds and publicize the local condition through media hoping to search for generous benefactors to ensure the continuity of the project.This is just a starting point of our club and our funds are insufficient to organize a big charity care event. So, we will first start at Banting which is near to my university as there are some villages where medical services are scarce. However, we will focus in one group of people or one particular place or village first and when the event is matured enough we may be able to duplicate this to another location.We will be able to expand our charity care throughout the places which lack medical services. Last but not least, we always believe that it is health is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver.

Education should be made available {0 everyone. We 2 are a modest student- Jed initiative that aims to improve the usage of English amongst Malaysian students from less-fortunate backgrounds. By doing this, we sincerely hope to tackle the education divide between the urban and rural children of Malaysia. We realize the enormity of this task, but we believe that our goals are achievable through the relentless spirit of our committee members and facilitators. An equal chance at a good education opens doors for young people, and we see our movement as a tiny, but sure step in helping solve the wider problem of poverty plaguing our society. Our focus also lies on students from high-performing schools, and this, we believe, is necessary in tackling the problem at both extremes. We weicome all Malaysian university students studying locally or globally to join us. This is the reason why we are committed to organise 2 major programmes, Kalsom English Enrichment Programme and Kalsom Scholarship Workshop, which aim to address students from two different extreme ends. For more info, please visit www.projek-kalsom.org.We hope our effort will help to address the social gap in the future, as the task ahead is not an overnight change.

Entrepreneur Action Us, Enactus is a global, non-profit organization that is improving the quality of life and standard of living around the world by teaching the principles and values of free enterprise. Established in 1975, Enactus is now on 1500 campuses in 45 countries worldwide.In order to become a developed nation by the year 2020, having full possession of an economy that is competitive, dynamic, robust and resilient, the culture of entrepreneurialism should be introduced as early as childhood. Enactus UiTM (Terengganu) has been promoting entrepreneurialism for the past eight years with success, benefiting more than 1.6 million people across the country.More projects is aspired to complement the previously approved project and contribute to the pool of Enactus UiTM projects. This program will also provide rare opportunities for new Enactus UiTM (Terengganu) members to gain first-hand experience in conducting such project. Furthermore, Enactus UiTM (Terengganu) members will acquire a positive learning experience that falls in line with the university’s philosophy in bridging classroom learning with reality.The purpose of this proposal is to request for financial assistance and approval in successfully meeting the objectives of this project.

We are propose a project to help mini library Kampung Kuala Boh, Cameron Highlands. The mini library facing some problems like lack of book and book rack, water licking, and other’s problem will state details in this proposal. Our objective is to help society of Orang Asli especially children can have a better facilities for their education and make sure they have a better environment for learning and reading. We will make the mini library sustain by collaborate with Briged Sukarelawan Khidmat Negara (BSKN) under National Service Department with the publication with local press. The total of budget is RM10,000 and the details will be list down. We hope that we can get the fund to help kids from Kampung Kuala Boh, Cameron Highlands. The mini library was officially launched on 16 Mac 2013 by YB Ho Yi Kap. It is a project that done by Briged Sukarelawan Khidmat Negara (BSKN) under National Service Department Malaysia. The location is at Kampung Kuala Boh, Cameron Highlands. The building of mini library provided by Kampung Kuala Boh and agree by Jabatan Hal Ehwal Orang Asli (JHEOA). This mini library benefited those Orang Asli from Kampung Kuala Boh and other’s village that near with Kampung Kuala Boh, especially children. A teacher from Kampung Kuala Boh is in charge of the mini library. But unfortunately, due to lack of fund and no people to follow up, the library cannot sustain anymore1) Lack of booksThe number of books in mini library not more than 1000 books. To make sure every people from the Kampung have chance to reading books, we are sure that the current number of books can’t meet the need and desire of reading by those residents.2) Water lickingFrom the above photo shows that the ceilings of the mini library are spoiled causing the water licking3) Fan not functioningThis library has 2 units of fan. But both unit cannot function at all.4) Lack of book rackThe mini library have only 10 units of book racks. But it is not enough.

COMRADE is one of the leading clubs in IIUM that focus on the development of Orang Asli. We would like to propose a programme called Little Caliph Project which is a long term goal project providingtuition for the Orang Asli Kids at Kg. Teji, Kg Abu and Kg Senagkar Pahang and focusesFocus on the basic subjects, which is Mathematic, Bahasa Melayu, English, Science and Pendidikan Islam.