A short presentation on definition, plans, programs, people and finance; in the institutional development of UNGGAS Malaysia – a People’s Movement – please use nfitriamir@gmail.com for contacts.

1. UNGGAS Malaysia (2068-11-PPG)
(Pertubuhan Urusetia Menangani Gejala Sosial)
‘Demi Kesejahteraan Masyarakat’
A short presentation on definition, plans,
programs, people and finance; in the
institutional
development of UNGGAS Malaysia
– a People’s Movement –

2. UNGGAS Overview
• Why we are here
• To understand the state and quality
of life, focusing on livelihood and to
propose solutions to social problems
• To educate and empower the public,
catalyze greater understanding of
reform, and promote greater
participation to act against social ills
• To provide inputs necessary for
nations reform on livelihood issues
in the focus area

3. • Our goals
• To create public awareness and
sensitivity to changes in the
community
• To build the capacity of the
community to solve social problems
in their respective areas
• To develop research on various
subjects concerning the quality of
life
• To advocate the authorities in
implementing the right policies
regarding social problem issues

4. Strategic Plan

5. Projects:
Community Mapping
The mapping of a community is important so that we will know what and how
serious a problem is in that particular area. All the collected data will be used to
determine the next course of action.

6. Latihan Aktivis Dalam Isu Sosial [LANDAS]
(Activist Training)
LANDAS is our core program where we train people to become social activist.
Training comprises theoretical and practical modules within three series. They
will be taught how to communicate, organize and act as an activist.

7. ‘Ops Sayangi Remaja’
Independence Day, Malaysia Day, New Year and Valentine’s Day are the days when many
of our youths have a tendency to deviate and do the negative. During these occasions, we
will gather around 50 – 100 activists and we will spend time with them in places they
like. We will approach them with advice and not to impose law. We come with a smile
and not with discord.

8. Outreach with love
The ‘good’ must not build gaps with the ‘bad’ in a society. We live in a same
small boat. If their part of the ship is leaking, we will all sink together. Find
them, smile, and spread love. But, before you do that, let us give you some
training. Call us when your team is ready.

9. Public Forums
Knowledge is power. To educate is to empower the community so they will know how to
solve social problems within their neighborhood. This is a monthly program and we will
usually get calls to conduct these forums at the requested locations.

10. Advocacy and Policies Discussion
Those in power should not leave this hefty task to us alone. They too should
help create better livelihood by implementing the right policies. Through our
research and information, we propose some ideas and solutions.

11. Bike Explorer
These youths love to ride bicycles. The problem is, they don’t know how to ride it right.
With 150 members at the moment, we have formed a group called ‘Bike Explorer’ to teach
these youths to be better cyclists, injecting some moral advice along the way.

12. ‘Wayang Pacak’ (open cinema)
People in general love to watch cinemas. So we set up one for them at open
public places like R&R stations, markets, and public fields. The films are about
awareness and action. It’s free for everyone.

13. RAUDHAH (Rehabilitation Center)
In 2008, we started a rehabilitation center for women to provide a better environment for them to
change. The rehab is situated in a 2 acre land complete with a wooden kampung house, a gazebo, a
rambutan orchard and a cabin. Unfortunately, due to financial and administration problems, the
centre had to be closed. We hope that this center can be reopened to help those in need of spiritual
support.

14. Homeless Project
Homelessness is a common scene around Georgetown. We provide free food for the
homeless and some motivational advice. In future, we hope that a comprehensive shelter
will be build where they can live, and learn to be competent in this wild urban world
before they find a job and a proper place to live.

15. The People
Vice Secretary
The Faridah Nazari
RnD and Module
Mariani Ali Amran
Abd Harris Abd Wahab
Secretary
Asti Toba
Board of Directors: Networking and
Training
Nurfitri Amir Muhammad
Kamaruddin Kassim
Nizam Mahshar Executive Director
Nizam Mahshar
Kamaruddin Kassim Nurfitri Amir Muhammad
Tuan Zukri Tuan Sembok
Asti Binti Toba Funding
Treasurer Arnisa Soga
Hassuna Abd Rahman Zaidi Hussain
Vice Treasurer
Syazwani Bukhori

16. Contact
UNGGAS Malaysia,
Lorong Bagan Lalang 22,
Taman Bagan Lalang,
Bagan Lalang,
13400 Butterworth, Penang.
www.sinarloronggelap.blogspot.com
myunggas@gmail.com
Hotline: 013-4451037
If you don’t have the time to join us, you can still help by donating.
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17. UNGGAS Malaysia
‘Demi Kesejahteraan Masyarakat’