GIFT A LYFE

THE PROBLEM

The underserved communities have been the ones affected the most by the COVID-19 outbreak together with the restrictions of the Movement Control Order (MCO) in Malaysia. The underprivileged homes and disabled centres are currently struggling with financial difficulties to cover their daily expenses with the additional cost of essentials such as face masks, sanitation items and educational materials for the children. Furthermore, these homes and centres are receiving less funds and donations due to the economic crisis caused by the virus. 

THE SOLUTION

To lend a helping hand to the underserved community, AIESEC in Heriot-Watt University Malaysia aspires to help fundraise for the centres to care for the children in these trying times through our virtual initiatives to assist these communities financially and engage the children virtually to build an inclusive community.

THE IMPACT

This campaign will provide much-needed funding to NGOs who continue to serve our most vulnerable disabled and underprivileged communities

The beneficiaries of these funds are as follows:
1. Name: Agathians Shelter
Service users: Boys who are either abused, abandoned neglected or at risk (5 - 20 years old)
Number of Service Users: 40
How our funds would be helping: Daily necessities and Education Materials 

2. Name: The Budimas Charitable Foundation
Service users: Children who are underprivileged and orphaned (4 - 18 years old)
Number of service users: 25
How our funds would be helping: Organise Activities for the children and to purchase Daily Necessities and Education Materials

3. Name: Early Steps Care Centre
Service users: Special needs children (3 - 14 years old)
Number of Service users: 10 children, 10 staffs
How our funds would be helping: Daily necessities and Education Materials  

4. Name: Selangor Cheshire Home
Service users: Residents of all races & religious background who are permanently disabled without the means of resources, youths with learning disabilities
Number of service users: 23 residents, 17 youths, 22 staffs
How our funds would be helping: Daily necessities 

5. Name: Bloomers Training House
Service users: Young adults who are intellectually challenged
Number of service users: 43 young adults, 5 instructors/staffs
How our funds would be helping: Daily necessities and Education Materials

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