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MAkiNg A DiffErENCE iN Miri

Programmes & Activities

From 2014 to end 2015, Mubadala Petroleum has supported 100 families under the MyKasih ‘Love My Neighbourhood’ food aid programme and 100 primary school students under the MyKasih ‘Love My School’ bursary programme in Miri, Sarawak. Throughout the two years, the generous oil and gas company has sponsored numerous meaningful programmes to arm their beneficiaries with skills and knowledge to rise out of poverty.

With programmes catered for adults, youths and school students, Mubadala Petroleum has yet again shown commitment and sincerity in tackling poverty in Miri. Programmes for adults were aimed towards helping parents acquire the skills and knowledge to generate income for the family, while programmes for youths were aimed at liberating teenagers and young adults to broaden their minds and motivate them towards achieving their fullest potential. Programmes for school students encompass study assistance via tuition programmes.

This is the second batch of families supported by Mubadala Petroleum. Previously, a different batch of 100 families in Miri had benefitted from the programmes from year 2011 to 2013.

“The food aid and school bursary programme provides nourishment to the families and students while the supplementary programmes aim to tackle different aspects of their welfare such as health, income generation, education, acquiring new skills, motivation and more. This makes Mubadala Petroleum’s programmes very holistic and wholesome,” said MyKasih Foundation Managing Director, Jeffrey Perera.

In thanking Mubadala Petroleum for their dedication in helping underprivileged families in Miri, Perera said, “Proactive programmes such as these give beneficiaries a chance to carve a better future for themselves and their families.”

The following are snapshots of the programmes conducted by MyKasih in 2015 on behalf of Mubadala Petroleum in Miri, Sarawak.

Health and Finance

A Health Screening and Financial Literacy Programme (31 January 2015) was organised in collaboration with the local community clinics under the Ministry of Health (MOH) and AKPK (Credit Management and Counselling Agency). After completing their basic health screening such as blood pressure tests, body mass index checks, as well as glucose and cholesterol tests, the participants proceeded to learn about budgeting, understanding between needs and wants when making purchases, and how to identify good and bad investments.

MUbADALA PEtroLEUM ProgrAMMES YEAr 2015

Dental and blood pressure of the participants were screened by staff of the Community Clinic of Miri, Sarawak.

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Entrepreneurship and Empowerment (EE)

Two sessions of EE programmes were conducted in 2015 which were the Entrepreneurship Development Programme by People Systems Consultancy (March – April 2015) and the Mengecapi Aspirasi Diri (MAD) Advanced Programme by Life Works Sdn Bhd (19-20 December 2015).

The Entrepreneurship Development Programme by People Systems Consultancy involved two days of intensive training followed by mentoring sessions for a duration of one month.

The Mengecapi Aspirasi Diri (MAD) Advanced Programme by Lead Coach, Sharmini Hensen of Life Works Sdn Bhd is a follow up of the previous two Mengecapi Aspirasi Diri (MAD) Programmes conducted in 2012 and 2014. The programme is a two-day business acumen training promoting a deeper understanding on the principles of business success to launch their businesses to the next level.

Training covers modules such as the power of positive thinking, mindset change, customer analysis, business analysis, sales and marketing and financial literacy.

Group photo of the participants after a successful training session.

The MAD graduates participating in group activities and later presenting their ideas and plans to their peers.

MAD Programme graduates, Ropiah Darsono and Norliza Abdullah smiling as Sharmini Hensen conducts a revision and gets updates on their progress thus far.

Familiar faces. Participants welcoming the opportunity to touch base with their peers. Some have even discovered new business opportunities!

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Skills Training

MyKasih Foundation collaborates closely with local partner, Kolej Komuniti Miri, to conduct skills training and computer training classes for beneficiaries under Mubadala Petroleum’s sponsorship. This year, a total of four skills training classes and two computer classes were conducted by the Kolej trainers for the MyKasih beneficiaries.

A healthy cooking class (1 August 2015) taught participants how to cook healthy and nutritious meals for the family. A healthy body breeds a healthy mind.

The computer class for adults (15 August 2015) taught participants techniques on producing quotations, receipts and invoices for the businesses, how to use the internet, and how to create and manage email accounts.

A computer class for children (24 October 2015) was conducted in a fun and interactive manner for primary and secondary school children to supplement their existing knowledge of computers especially on Microsoft Powerpoint.

Participants teaming up to make their dishes.

Never too late to learn. Participants learning to produce official documentation which will enable them to expand their business and bid for projects from the government and private companies.

The children enjoying themselves making unique designs and animations on their Powerpoint presentations.

Participants listening intently as the trainer explains how to get the most flavour out of the ingredients.


The baking and cake decorating class (29 August 2015), frozen pau and chocolate praline class (24 October 2015) were aimed at providing participants with the skills to produce items to be sold for income.

Participants learning how to make frozen pau and chocolate praline. They will now hopefully be able to sell frozen pau and chocolate pralines to supplement their income.

Participants learning about the techniques of cake decorating. With their new-found skills, they hope to sell pretty wedding and party cakes.

TuitionStudents under Mubadala Petroleum’s ‘Love My School’ bursary programme were given face-to-face tuition and the ‘Score A’ online tuition programme. The face-to-face tuition classes were conducted with the cooperation of school teachers. For the ‘Score A’ online tuition, students have undergone several briefings and training sessions to familiarise themselves with the programme. Each student was given an ID and password to log-on to the online programme and access exercises in subjects covering English, Bahasa Malaysia, Maths and Science.

Students paying attention to the teacher during the face-to-face tuition. The sessions were conducted after school hours covering subjects such as Bahasa Malaysia, Math and English.

Students logging into the ‘Score A’ online tuition programme during the training session at Kolej Komuniti Miri.



Student beneficiaries and their parents shopping for Back-To-School items at Giant Hypermarket, Permymall.

Kem Inspirasi Remaja was held at the Borneo Rainforest Resort with the youths participating in team-building exercises and even a guided night walk!

Back-To-School ShoppingIn preparation for the upcoming school year, Mubadala Petroleum sponsored all 100 of their student beneficiaries with school uniforms, bags and stationeries amounting to a total of RM 200 per child. Parents were thankful to Mubadala Petroleum for reducing their financial burden during the Back-To-School period.

A two-day youth camp called Kem Inspirasi Remaja (23-24 November 2015) was conducted by People Systems Consultancy with the aim of helping participants improve their self-esteem, self-confidence and communication skills. The camp inculcated a spirit of teamwork, encouraged the development of interpersonal skills, positivity and self-management.

Youth Development

Two programmes were conducted for the youth segment in Miri, including a two-day Youth Programme (31 January – 1 February 2015) conducted by MyKasih Officer, Muhd Hanifi Muhd Bazil covering topics such as healthy friendships, being assertive, anti-bullying and crime prevention.

Participants writing words of encouragement for victims of the devastating east coast floods. The programme encouraged participants to express and exercise compassion in their daily lives.

Students taking major examinations such as PT3 and SPM received examination kits during the programme.


In November 2015, Chevron Malaysia, which carries the retail brand Caltex®, successfully completed its annual community campaign, Caltex Fuel Your School, in partnership with MyKasih Foundation.

In its fourth consecutive year, the campaign had once again raised awareness and brought about improvements in the learning environment with proper classroom materials for students of high need schools in Negeri Sembilan and Malacca.

“By reaching out to schools in Malaysia one state at a time, we are glad that the Caltex Fuel Your School campaign has made a difference. This is especially important for high need schools as more than 50 percent of the students are from low income households. In line with our global initiative, Chevron’s Energy for Learning, this community campaign truly helps to support learning-based programmes – whether it is acquiring knowledge and skills, or exposing individuals to different ways of thinking,” said Policy, Government & Public Affairs Manager, Mokhtar Ali Ismail.

creates impact for students in Malacca& Negeri Sembilan

Since the first collaboration with MyKasih began in 2012, Caltex Fuel Your School raised a total of RM 734,251 which has benefitted 137 classroom projects from 70 schools across Penang, Johor, Kedah and Terengganu.

This year, Caltex pledged RM2 to the classroom projects for each use of the Caltex® JOURNEY Card to purchase petrol from 15 October to 14 November 2015.

Funds generated were channelled towards procuring learning materials such as computer notebooks, projectors, interactive white boards, electronic dictionaries and laboratory equipment, to name a few.

In both Negeri Sembilan and Malacca, 50 winning projects in 27 schools were awarded classroom materials amounting to RM 233,716.67. A total of 1,241 students benefitted from the classroom materials awarded to all winning projects.

Caltex Fuel Your School 2015 was officially launched on 6 October 2015 in Malacca by Chevron Malaysia Country Chairman, Shahid Ahmed, and MyKasih Foundation Trustee, Siti Khairon, witnessed by Malacca Education Department Registration & Relations Unit Assistant Director, Mohd Bin Janis and Alor Gajah District Education Officer, Haji Rashid bin Abdul Hamid.

Teachers of SK Mendum showing their appreciation to Caltex and MyKasih after winning two projects for the school.


2015 Negeri Sembilan fYS highlightsOut of 25 classroom projects funded in Negeri Sembilan, Sekolah Kebangsaan Kampong Parit and Sekolah Kebangsaan Pendidikan Khas Seremban struck the most wins and were awarded learning materials worth RM 20,000 each.

Teachers and students of SK Kampong Parit were overjoyed with the winnings of four classroom projects. The projects submitted was in line with the school’s vision to turn all classrooms into to be “21st Century Classrooms” as called for by the Ministry of Education.

“Our Future Classroom” by SK Sega.

“21st Century Classroom” & “Learn Through Play” by SK Sungai Jerneh.



2015 Malacca fYS highlightsCaltex Fuel Your School Malacca awarded 25 classroom projects in 14 schools, with learning materials worth RM 113,045.00. Sekolah Kebangsaan Air Molek struck the most wins with 6 winning classroom projects and was awarded with learning materials worth RM 30,000.

“When I heard about the Caltex Fuel Your School campaign running again for this year, I immediately started working on a project proposal. I am thankful for this opportunity together with the team I had with me to produce The English Transformers materials. The process definitely helped to motivate the students and also added support to win this submission,” expressed Siti Fatimah Daud, an English teacher from Sekolah Menengah Hang Kasturi. She aims to improve the quality of English with her students in terms of vocabulary and to further empower her students to be more confident when conversing in the English language.

Left to right: MyKasih Foundation Managing Director, Jeffrey Perera; Chevron Policy, Government & Public Affairs Manager, Mokhtar Ali Ismail and Siti Fatimah from SK Sungai Udang.

The campaign’s fund-raising efforts will also be benefitting 25 primary school students of Sekolah Kebangsaan Sungai Udang through the MyKasih ‘Love My School’ student bursary programme for a period of 10 months, starting January 2016. These students, who come from low-income households, will each receive a monthly bursary of RM 60 through their MyKasih student smartcard, which they can spend on meals and basic schooling items at the canteen and the school bookstore.


“We are very pleased with this year’s project submissions and the two-month long campaign. We hope to continue this community effort and extend it to more states in the coming years,” said Mokhtar at the closing ceremony of the campaign.

MyKasih Foundation Managing Director Jeffrey Perera, said, “We are truly grateful for the opportunity to work with the educators and with Chevron once again to create a nurturing environment for students in pursuit of knowledge.”

“We believe that education is the most sustainable way out of poverty, and on that note, we look forward to supporting more community learning initiatives through our partnership with Chevron,” added Perera.

Winners of the Negeri Sembilan Caltex Fuel Your School campaign celebrating their success during the closing ceremony on 19 November 2015.

“1,2,3 Let Us Count” and “Explore Your Universe” are two out of six classroom projects won by SK Air Molek, Malacca.

Happy students of SK Kampong Parit, Negeri Sembilan shouting “Caltex Fuel Your School!”



Following a short visit to Sekolah Kebangsaan Orang Asli Bukit Lanjan, Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya made a donation of educational posters for the Year 6 students’ classroom, ceiling fans, ventilation fans for the school’s toilets, and an LCD projector.

The items were handed over to the school on 8 October 2015, just two days ahead of school’s gotong-royong clean-up activity which was going to take place over the weekend of 10 October.

Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya’s President, Chow Chee Phing said, “We are thankful to MyKasih Foundation for giving us this opportunity to support children’s education. With these items, we hope to improve the school’s facilities

MyKasih’s partners in servicehelps Orang Asli school

The many items donated by Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya. Thank you! Students having their meals at the school canteen. A majority of the students in SK Bukit Lanjan are sponsored by DIALOG through the MyKasih ‘Love My School’ programme.

Headmaster, Khairul Anwar (right) receiving the LCD projector from Kelana Jaya Rotary Club President, Chow Chee Phing (left).

Rotary Club Kelana Jaya donates essentials to provide comfort to teachers and Mykasih students.

and enliven the teaching atmosphere by ensuring the comfort of both the teachers and their students.”

SK Bukit Lanjan is a primary school located in Damansara Perdana, Selangor, with a student population of 153, majority of whom are Orang Asli (indigenous) from poor family backgrounds. Many of the students’ parents do not have permanent jobs and steady income streams. Poverty is a sad reality which prevents the children from attaining proper education.

School headmaster Khairul Anwar was very appreciative of the contribution by Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya and thanked both the club and MyKasih Foundation for meeting the needs of the school and its students.


On 10 October 2015, six employees of Dialog Group Berhad (DIALOG) together with a team of designers from Blu Water Studio Sdn Bhd, teachers and students of Sekolah Kebangsaan Bukit Lanjan, spent the Saturday sprucing up the school compound and classrooms.

Entrance walls were decorated; donated items such as fans, light fittings and air-conditioning units were installed; store rooms were uncluttered and reorganised; and ornamental plants were put up to green the compound.

Teh Soon Seong pulling out old nails and putting in new ones to hang ornamental plants later on.

DIALOG volunteer, Teh Soon Seong said, “The clean-up and beautification activity was a tremendous success with the teachers, parents, students and caring community partners involved. It was a truly meaningful activity. I look forward to participating in more of these activities.”

Since 2013, DIALOG had adopted 70 of SK Bukit Lanjan’s students under the MyKasih ‘Love My School’ (LMS) bursary programme to provide better nutrition and study materials to the students.

The dedicated teachers of Sekolah Kebangsaan Orang Asli Bukit Lanjan have made student enrolment and retention their main priority in their efforts to promote education among the indigenous communities. One of the ways to encourage student enrolment is to make education more affordable for the lower income households and to enhance the school’s facilities to provide a more conducive learning environment.

GIVES SCHOOL AN UPLIFT!Staff put their backs into beautification efforts with team of expert designers

Blu Water Studio’s Chief Executive Designer, Lai Siew Hong said, “We are extremely excited to be involved in this project which we call ‘Special Project SKBL’. As part of our give-back to the community, we are contributing our expertise, time and manpower to provide this school an uplift. This is just the beginning of a longer term project with the school.”

“It also presents us with a great opportunity to engage with our business partners like Nippon Paint to also be involved in this corporate social responsibility initiative,” commented Lai on the donated paint to rejuvenate the classrooms.

“Children who were initially reluctant to attend school or those with parents who were unable to send their children to school, are now stepping up as they realise the benefits of providing their children with education. The LMS programme has helped to reduce the financial burden these families have in sending their children to school,” exclaimed SK Bukit Lanjan’s Headmaster, Khairul Anwar.

Khairul Anwar has big plans for the school. He believes that SK Bukit Lanjan has the potential to be amongst the top 5 ranking schools for indigenous Orang Asli students in the country.

Eager volunteer, DIALOG Contracts Assistant Manager, Gan Swee Lee putting soil into the newly painted recycled water bottles.



Rozita Nazal Bake (in red) from Procurement Pengerang, DIALOG, clearing and de-cluttering the Teachers’ Room.

Proud of their handiwork! Excited children hanging ornamental plants

which they had just planted.

The children participating in a ‘Snake-and-Ladders’ game after

completing their duties.

Headmaster, Khairul Anwar and Teacher, Rusdi of SK Bukit Lanjan

actively participating in the clean-up.

DIALOG volunteers planting the flowers together.Blu Water Studio Interior Designer, Allyssa Lee helping one of

their volunteers pull out a nail that is stuck to the wall.


Observing the activities at the Giant outlet on that day, Rotary Club of Puchong Centennial’s President Paramesh said, “It was a heartfelt moment to see the joy in the eyes of the children as they pick and choose their favourite items to prepare themselves for school. I am so proud to have been able to share these meaningful moments together with my fellow Rotarians from RC Puchong Centennial.”

A journey of empowerment through Rotary Kasih

22 Rotary Clubs involved in Rotary Kasih are tasked with inspiring and motivating the underprivileged students to achieve success. They do this through mentoring and coaching, as well as providing the students with opportunities to participate in leadership seminars and motivation camps.

Chairman and Co-Founder of MyKasih Foundation Tan Sri Dr Ngau Boon Keat expressed his gratitude to Rotary, which has been a long-serving partner to the community and to MyKasih Foundation since the latter’s inception in 2009.

“The dedication and care for the students’ wellbeing demonstrated by the Rotarians in the execution of this community service project is truly exemplary. We hope the students will embrace these wonderful opportunities presented to them and aim for the stars to achieve excellence,” said Tan Sri Dr Ngau.


On 11 December 2015, Rotary Club of Puchong Centennial took 50 primary students of SJK (C) Han Ming to Giant Superstore Bandar Puteri in Puchong, Selangor, to purchase schooling necessities in preparation for the new school term in January 2016.

The ‘Back-To-School’ campaign is an annual year-end promotional event to allow students to shop for school-related products such as uniforms, socks and shoes, school bags and stationery sets.

The 50 students of SJK (C) Han Ming are part of the 717 primary and secondary students from 15 schools under the ‘Rotary Kasih’ Student Life Transformation Programme - a collaboration between Rotary and MyKasih Foundation which kick-started in February 2015. Both organisations contributed RM 250,000 each towards the initiative to not only improve nutrition amongst poor students, but also to alleviate the burden of financially-challenged families in educating their children.

The Rotary Kasih project adopts the MyKasih ‘Love My School’ cashless bursary scheme where monthly allowances of RM 60-80 are channelled into their MyKad. The students use the smartcard to purchase items sold at the school canteen and bookstore.

back-to-School shopping for students

A happy family posing for the cameras after purchasing the Back-To-School items.

A member of the Rotary Club with a student and his parent after a successful purchase using his smartcard.


Snapshots of rotary kasih students shopping at giant Superstore

A student getting her mother’s opinion on which is a better stationery set.

Trying on his new school uniform for size.

Black shoes for the school prefect! Giant’s Back-To-School promotion area was abuzz with activity that morning.

Representatives of Rotary Club giving the students moral support.

A mother helping her daughter choose a school bag, while Rotarian William gives a hand.


Editorial CommittEE

Editor-in-Chief : Jeffrey PereraSenior Editor : Shafinaz SuhaimiEditorial Team : Aliza Haryati Khalid, Karina Mohamed Kamal, Nurul Izzah Izuddin Husaini, Tay Thien Luh, Siti Katijah.

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ContentsChairman’s message 1

Overview of MyKasih 2

Board of Trustees 4

MyKasih Today 5

Bentong Health Carnival 6

Launches 10-11

• PerisaiextendsfoodsupportforKemamanfolks

Programmes & Activities 12-27

• MyKasihlaunchesOrangAsliChildren’sEducationFund

• MubadalaPetroleummakingadifferenceinMiri

• CaltexFuelYourSchoolcreatesimpactforstudentsin Malacca&NegeriSembilan

• MyKasih’spartnersinservicehelpsOrangAslischool

• DIALOGgivesschoolanuplift!

• RotaryKasihBack-To-Schoolshoppingforstudents

Make a difference 28

Donors & Partners 29

MyKasih Foundation would like to acknowledge its

donors and partners

•Alliance Bank•Ambank Group•BDO•BHPetrol•British American Tobacco

Foundation•Catherine Sim•Chan Yew Kai•Chew Eng Kar•Chong Chong Wooi•CIMB Foundation•CLSA Chairman’s Trust•ConocoPhillips Malaysia•DIALOG•ECONSAVE•GCH Retail (Malaysia)

Sdn Bhd (Giant)•Halliburton Energy Services

•Central Bank of Malaysia•Economic Planning Unit, Prime Minister’s Department•Economic Planning Unit, Johor State• Implementation & Coordination Unit Prime Minister’s

Department•Multimedia Development Corporation•Ministry of Education•Ministry of Urban Wellbeing, Housing and Local

Government

•Agensi Kounseling dan Pengurusan Kredit (AKPK) of Bank Negara Malaysia

•Kassim Chin Humanity Foundation•Klinik Kesihatan Miri•Klinik Pergigian Miri•Lifeworks Sdn Bhd

•National Population and Family Development Board

•Malaysian CARE•Market Intelligence Sdn Bhd•Monash University Volunteers

Programme

•Mostwell Sdn Bhd•People Systems Consultancy•Universiti Tun Abdul Razak (UniRAZAK)•SOLS 24/7

•Boulevard Hypermarket (Sarawak)•CKS Supermarket (Sabah)•ECONSAVE (nationwide)•Genting Mas (Sabah)•Giant Hypermarket (nationwide)•HERO Hypermarket (Klang Valley)

•Metamorf Supermarket (Klang Valley)•Milimewa Supermarket•Mydin Supermarket (nationwide)•New World Mart (Sarawak)•Pasaraya Aktif•Pasaraya Bilal (Kelantan)

•Pasaraya Ong Tai Kim (Klang Valley)•TF Value Mart•The Store (nationwide)•99 Speedmart

•Charis Community Centre•House of Hope (Penang)•Kassim Chin Humanity Foundation•Lembaga Kemajuan Melayu Miri•Lions Club International (nationwide)•Miri Dayak Association

•PACOS Foundation Sabah•PDK (nationwide)•Persatuan Ibu Tunggal Sarawak

(Bintulu)•Persatuan Ibu Tunggal Terengganu

(Dungun, Kerteh, Paka)

•Pusat Penyayang Kg Sg Kayu Ara•Rotary Club International (nationwide)•SOLS 24/7•Sabah Women Action-Resource

Group (SAWO)•Women of Malacca Action Club

Donors

Government Ministries and Agencies

Education and Training

Partner Retail Stores

NGOs

•Hong Leong Foundation•HSBC Bank Malaysia• Ian Hong•John & Edwina Thornton•JT International Berhad•Kertih Terminals•Khazanah Nasional Berhad•Linaco Resources Sdn Bhd•Lindsay Tan•Loy Ah Wei•Mubadala Petroleum•Murphy Sarawak Oil•New World Mart•Ngau Boon Keat & Family•Ng Yee Siang•OASIS Women’s Group•Pasaraya Bilal•Pasaraya Ong Tai Kim

•Paul & Patricia Gould•Pengerang Independent Terminals Sdn Bhd•Perisai Petroleum Teknologi Bhd•PETRONAS•Philips 66 Services (M) Sdn Bhd•Puan Zainab Mohd Salleh•Quill Capita Trust•Roc Oil•Rotary Club•SapuraKencana Petroleum Berhad•Sime Darby•SP Setia Foundation•Tan Lek Lek•Tanjung Langsat Terminals•TNT Express Worldwide•Wong Yat Sun•99 Speedmart

•National Population and Family Development Board, Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development

•National Registration Department, Ministry of Home Affairs

•Performance Management Delivery Unit, Prime Minister’s Department

•Sarawak State

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