How Are Orang Asli’s Coping With The Pandemic?
August 9, 2021
The coronavirus pandemic has impacted every person – young and old, every community – rural and urban and not one has been spared. But the
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Myths And Truths About Orang Aslis In Malaysia
August 7, 2021
When we think of Malaysia’s indigenous community (otherwise known as the Orang Asli), we think of native villagers living in deeply forested areas throughout the
Orang Asli Baker Moves To The City And Has Big Dreams To Open A Bakery In His Village
August 6, 2021
“When there’s a will, there is a way.” This saying rings true for Zamri A/L Zulkifli, an Orang Asli whose immense love for his family
Changemaker From Pitas, Pushes For Practical Efforts Against Poverty
August 5, 2021
Meet Jafre Nordin… Jafre is World Vision Malaysia’s Sabah Team Leader. The organisation is an International Christian Humanitarian Organisation, that is dedicated to overcoming poverty
Dr Ko Ko Gyi: The Burmese ‘Big Brother’ Who Gives Medical Aid To The Marginalised
August 5, 2021
When the word ‘migrant workers’ comes to mind, many will think of those that work in the 3D industry-(dirty, dangerous and difficult). Others may think
A Young Syrian Refugee’s Story Of Survival To Social Transformation
August 4, 2021
In 2011, a young Syrian boy was on a rooftop with his cousins, listening attentively to his mother as she indulged them in a bedtime
Poverty Explained In Simpler Terms
August 2, 2021
Poverty affects millions of people globally. In fact, when you think about someone who is living in poverty, you will probably have an image of
Social Work Can Be A Profession And Not Just A Side Gig
July 28, 2021
Methodist College Kuala Lumpur (MCKL) recently held its inaugural social work virtual forum, ‘Stop the Stigma Against Social Work’ in its efforts to champion the
Public Transportation: Human Mobility for Social Mobility (A Better Life)
July 28, 2021
The issue of social mobility is a complex matter that has a deep connection and is entrenched by the social structure that spanned through generations.
A Burmese Single Mother’s Story Of Strength, Resilience And Survival
July 27, 2021
Drawn by the promises of job security, education and a chance for a better future – thousands of men, women and children arrive at the