1. We aim to raise awareness about the importance of mental health and to break stereotypes about mental illness.
2. We managed to raise fund from Youth Beyond Boundaries (YBB), a fraternity led by students. We are very grateful that the YBB decided to be a part of us for the MindFlu Workshop.  The objective of raising awareness among youth about mental health turned out to be a success through the Khind Starfish Foundation sponsorship and YBB collaboration. We will be insufficient if it were not for the sponsored.
3. Inevitably, we faced many challenges throughout the process of the MindFlu workshop. Firstly, we had to amend the whole microflow of the workshop than the initial plan. The Initial plan were designed to a whole day workshop however through intermediate party feedback concerning that having a whole day workshop is exhausting and energy drained for the participants. After a thorough consideration, we decided to modify the duration into a half day workshop. Secondly, we experienced obstacle that involve our workshop’s venue. The the reservation made prior via facility management  were used for the other college’s activities. As a result, we had to reorganise our floor plan into one venue. Furthermore, we faced technical issues while creating our application. We had to create it from scratch as well as validating the information we need to find out the psychiatric services and the details provided in Klang Valley.

The endeavour of the application was due to budget constraint. We had to create the application by ourselves as the budget allocation for the app development was inadequate. This led us to inability to hire a professional in helping us for the app development.

2. The latter problem we faced were language and culture barriers. As our participants   come from universal backgrounds, there were boundaries of language comprehension. During our workshop, our participants constituted  of secondary school students as well as refugees. Since our participants were secondary school students, they may seldom or never have been exposed to the scientific terminology nor names of any possible mental disorders. They might have difficulties in understanding our  intent message delivered. Moreover, the proficiency of English might be challenging for the refugees’ participants. Thus, they may undergone difficulties in communicating and understanding the message delivered by speakers.
3. We appreciate that the success of our workshop rendered in addition to the various challenges. Furthermore, upon the shortcoming to redesigned our program flow. As a saying goes, “All's well that ends well.” ― William Shakespeare, we received positive feedbacks from our participants in the view of our simulation games and also the talks from speakers. Also, we also receive good comment from our speakers after their participation in the simulation games. In addition, we are happy that we were able to launch our app even though encountering piles of problem, although there are still progressing minor improvements.
4. As mentioned earlier, the people who benefitted from our project are the secondary  student  who attended our workshop and also people who uses our app. Besides, we believe that there will be getting more people benefitted from us as we are going to publish a module. The module ia a basic tool-kit for the simulation games that we created during workshop. Inside the module, there will be the simulation games’ process and explanation of it which would help the participants and other organisation conducting it in their events in the future and spread the knowledge of mental health.
5. The sustainability of this project is an ongoing venture in which the development and delivery of the primary goal are never questioned. Future development would be consistent with events, workshop, outreach programme and renowned for its own social impact via the recent invention of the application as well as social media infiltration of Facebook MindFlu page. This two medium will be a constant platform to reach out to the public awareness on mental health and break their stereotype on mental illness.

1. 1. One of the main programs in our project is the MinFlu Workshop. Our participants gained various knowledge regarding mental health through talk by clinical psychologist, sharing sessions  by ex-patients and fun simulation games from the workshop. They learnt new mental disorders such as obsessive & compulsive disorder (OCD) and schizophrenia and more aware about mental illness. Public knowledge is very important in accessing community resources. As there is more demand from public, it can produce a flow of attention. This attention can result a great changes for those suffer from mental illness.

In addition, we had launched our MindFlu app during MindFlu workshop. The public are entitled to download it from play store and get information about the psychiatrist services offer in Klang Valley. This app makes our life more convenient as people can easily find which psychiatric clinic or hospital provide the right services accordingly. We believed that all the effort we contributed will interexhagebaly bring awareness to the community.

Before we organized the workshop, we did several researches and studies. We realise that the number of people suffering mental illness are gradually increased but the public are still unaware about this and have misconceptions towards mental illness. Stigma of mental illness is a major barrier to psychological treatment because it prevents people from seeking help. Delay in treatment may be dangerous because it may lead to a more severe condition and would result in drastic account of activities. Throughout this project, we truly understand that mental illness which seems beyond from us where we usually found exposed them from dramas. We learnt that in social environment, mental health individual suffers  might just be somewhere next to us. Hence, we sincerely hope that this project is able to change the way people think of mental illness.

1. 2. MindFlu Project is beyond community service and create awareness for mental health. It is where enthusiasm, passion, building competency and happiness begins. The biggest take-away from this project will be "creating real impact is not easy, but teamwork makes it happened". (Lee Yee Jeat)

Never do things for the sake of doing it, put your heart in, your tears in, your time, efforts, empathy and love into it. You will eventually realize that all the things you decided to do turns out amazing from the inside and out. All the memorable feelings and impact you've made is pure and meaningful; they can last forever. (Yong Jeat Yen)