29.05.2015 merupakan hari terakhir untuk Jalinan Masyarakat. Pada hari tersebut, kami telah membuat pembentangan dan juga menghantar laporan bertulis. Semasa pembentangan, semua pelajar terlibat. Segala persiapan untuk slides show dan juga laporan bertulis kami siapkan bersama. Segala pembahagian kumpulan dilakukan oleh ketua kumpulan kami iaitu, Meng Joo. Alhamdulillah semua berjalan dengan lancar seperti yang dikehendaki. Jutaan terima kasih kepada semua yang terlibat dalam melaksanakan tugas ini sehinggalah ke penghujungnya terutamanya kepada Prof. Madya Dr. Makmor Tumin yang banyak memberi bantuan dan bimbingan kepada kami, Meng Joon yang telah  menjalankan tugas sebagai ketua dengan baik sekali dan juga semua ahli kumpulan yang terlibat. Aktiviti ini telah merapakatkan lagi hubungan antara kita semua dan semoga ianya berkekalan selamanya. Aktiviti ini juga telah memberi seribu satu pengajaran dan pengalam yang bermakna kepada kita semua.

Last Day

Haih bile tyme nak present hari tue, Tak pasal2 rindu tyme JM. Kami bersatu, bersama, tak kira warna kulit bersatu nak siapkan projek. Haih JM best! Banyak yang aku belajar. Tyme present yang best Dr. Muzalwana senyum je. Confident lebihlah kan haha. Harapan lain moga Hubungan kami berkekalan! Ameen...

16.05.2015

        Pada hari tersebut, saya dan Huda (pelajar daripada Fakulti Alam Bina) telah menemankan Jia Hui ke Low Yat Plaza untuk membuat pembayaran bil internet beliau. Sebelum bertolak, kami bersarapan bersama-sama di kedai makan En. Wahid. Setelah selesai makan, kami terus ke Low Yat Plaza. Untuk sampai ke destinasi yang ingin dituju, kami menggunakan pengangkutan awan. Pertama sekali, kami menaiki teksi sehingga ke Stesen LRT U.  Kemudian, kami menaiki LRT ke KL Sentral. Daripada KL Sentral kami menaiki monorel sehinggalah ke Low Yat Plaza. Apabila sampai di Law Yat kami terus menuju ke tingkat empat bangunan tersebut untuk membantu Jia Hui membuat pembayaran internet beliau. Memandangkan hari tersebut adalah hujung minggu kami terpaksa menunggu agak lama di kaunter pembayaran. Selepas selesai membuat pembayaran bil, kami terus ke kedai peralatan komputer kerana Jia Hui ingin membeli pendrive dan 'memory card' untuk telefon beliau. Setelah selesai semua urusan kami terus balik ke universiti memandangkan hari semakin gelap. Syukur, akhirnya kami selamat sampai ke universiti. Walaupun saya telah meluangkan masa seharian bersama Huda dan Jia Hui. Namun, ianya merupakan satu pengalaman yang amat menarik bagi saya dan tidak akan dilupakan. 

-Nurapni Binti Juraini-

Pada 09.05.2015, saya telah menjalankan aktiviti reader bersama salah seorang pelajar OKU iaitu saudara Yusri. Semasa aktiviti ini saya telah meluagkan masa selama tiga jam bersama beliau bermula dari jam 10.00 pagi sehinggalah jam 1.00 petang di Bilik Seri Jati, Kolej Kediaman Ketujuh (Za'Ba). Sepanjang aktiviti ini saya membantu beliau menterjemah perkataan inggeris kepada bahasa melayu. Saya membantu beliau menterjemah perkataan dan beliau akan menaip semua  maksud perkataan yang saya telah terjemahkan kepada bahasa melayu. Ini adalah sebagai persiapan kepada beliau bagi menghadapi ujian yang akan diduduki oleh beliau. Aktiviti ini sememangnya memberikan kesedaran kepada saya bahawa bahawa kita sebagai manusia normal hendaklah bersyukur dengan nikmat pemberian daripada tuhan dan menggunakannya dengan sebaik mungkin. -Nurapni Binti Juraini-

Helping our OKU friends

Finally our two days program has ended. It is the time for helping our OKU friends in any possible such as reader session. The first thing that I did was bringing Fairus to library to return the borrowed books and also to find new reference books for his assignments. I told Fairus to sit at the couch and wait as I go find the books for him since he already gave me the books' title. After that we went back home. Days after that, I helped to read out the books we had borrowed from that day. As I read the words out loud, Fairus hands were typing each and every words on his laptop with speed and precision. I don't know much about the program used but apparently, his laptop is able to read out the words once it is typed in. It lasted quite a few hours if my memories serve me correctly. Then one day (on Sunday), Aishah another OKU friend needed help to bring her to Bank Islam in UM. I volunteered myself and brought her to Bank Islam. I asked her why she want to o there and she said she wants to withdraw money to buy novel. When we were there, fortunately there was a nice man (employee) who willingly extend his help to Aishah. Then, the whole withdrawal process was guided by the man. After that, we went back to KK. 

All in all, as I bring my OKU friends to far away places, people are so nice to give way to us. Those who brought cars will slow down and stop for us and those who are strolling will intentionally go to my side way. It shows that our society is very caring to our OKU friends. Furthermore, I understand travelling to places all by themselves can be very dangerous especially crossing the road. When I asked them how they did it, they told me that they listen to the noise from the cars. To conclude, our OKU friends are really independent and brave just to get to other places.

From: Soong Woei Meng 

My first reader session

       It was on 10th of May, 2pm at Bilik Seri Jati.... At first, I was a bit nervous because I never actually helped an OKU before but I have to say this first experience went absolutely fine! The first OKU friend that I helped was Aisyah. For my first the reader session, I helped Kak Aisyah read the notes from the slides on her computer while she typed back using her brailler (more like a braille version of typewriter) .

She was very nice and I talked to her a bit so we don't feel awkward much with each other. The first thing I noticed was what she took out from her bag, which was a huge pile of notes, neatly arranged by chapters that she had already typed in braille. I was so surprised because that was really quite a lot, and yeah, obviously she had to typed it all to read it for the quizzes and exams. So I asked Kak Aisyah if there was any machines instead of typing the notes all by herself because I feel like it could've tire her out for typing the notes into braille. She told me there was, known as braille embosser but it was very expensive and the machine was usually used for publishing books in braille. She doesn't really mind though for typing all the notes, I assumed maybe because she was used to it. 

So we did the reader session and it took patience to wait for her to type and feel the notes to check the spelling throughout the session. But I don't really mind, plus I was also amazed of how fast she type the notes into braille. The session went on for 3 hours nonstop that I felt tired while reading the notes for her. I still continued reading but Kak Aisyah might have noticed my tiredness by the raspiness of my voice so she called it a day. It was a great experience doing the reading sessions with her and hopefully I can do better to help more OKU friends in the future... =)

By Nurul Batrisya (Shasha)

Preparing the final report, presentation, and survey  

Social Engagement to be end soon.....

From being choose as a leader until now, almost three month of preparation, one month of the project carry out, learned a lot from all of you, OKU friends and my teammates. Not only teamwork but also the way we interact and doing this project together. 

This not a service but a voluntary work we done for OKU friends. We know there are someone in the society like our friends, who need help and care, but we don't have the time and opportunity to do for them. This is a really great course to let us have an opportunity to give back some things to the society, let them feel warm from the society, we really care about you, and we know you are there and i am here for you. 

Almost the end... 

To be continue...

 From :Jun [30.05.15]

:)

Dengan berakhirnya program Jalinan Masyarakat ini, kami amat berharap agar kekuatan kami untuk terus membantu masyarakat dan membantu rakan-rakan OKU tak akan pernah berhenti. Hakikatnya, kita haruslah melakukan kebaikan kepada orang lain sehingga penghujung waktu kita. Saya secara individu mengharapkan program seperti ini dapat dilakukan dengan skop yang lebih besar lagi pada waktu akan datang agar dapat kami membuka mata masyarakat sebenarnya tidak ada 'penghalang' yang wujud antara rakan OKU dan insan-insan biasa seperti kita. 

Terlalu banyak perkara yang telah kami pelajari melalui program ini. Semoga ia dapat diaplikasikan dalm hidup kami dengan sebaiknya.

Satu kata-kata yang sangat menarik perhatian saya,

"The only disability in life is a bad atitude."

All the best guys!

-Ummu Jannah Muhammad

Kejayaan.

Sebenarnya, kita lah harus malu pada diri kita sendiri jika kita mampu mencipta seribu satu alasan untuk tidak berjaya walaupun dengan kelebihan yang kita ada.. Kerana mereka mampu mencipta pelbagai kejayaan walau dengan kekurangan yang mereka miliki.

Jika mereka mampu, mengapa tidak kita?

Mereka.. Sama seperti kita.

-Ummu Jannah Muhammad

Bantuan Pembelajaran.

Selain dari aktiviti-aktiviti yang kami lakukan bersama rakan-rakan OKU, kami juga diberi peluang untuk membantu mereka dalam bidang pembelajaran. Seperti saya, rakan OKU kami yang bernama Jia Hui telah meminta pertolongan untuk mengedit semula soft copy untuk sebuah buku yang bertajuk Islam dalam Sejarah dan Kebudayaan Melayu. Ini adalah kerana setelah mereka scan isi kandungan buku ini, tidak 100% daripadanya tepat kerana terdapat beberapa perkataan yang tak dapat dibaca scanner malah terdapat sedikit sebanyak kesalahan ejaan dan tatabahasa. Setelah isi kandungannya telah diedit dan dibetulkan kesalahan ejaan dan tatabahasa, barulah mereka dapat menaip semula isi kandungan buku tersebut dalam tulisan braille.

Begitu tabah dan sabar mereka semata-mata untuk ilmu. Walaupun terlalu banyak proses untuk mendapatkan bahan bacaan dengan baik, mereka tidak pernah berputus asa untuk terus memenuhi ilmu dalam diri mereka.

Dari situ, saya terfikir bahawa kadangkala kami yang boleh dikatakan cukup anggota badan ini pun belum tentu dapat menjadi seorang yang tabah dan sabar seperti mereka. Pengalaman-pengalaman seperti ini lah yang tak mungkin dapat dijual beli.

Mereka.. Sama seperti kita.

-Ummu Jannah Muhammad

Hari Kedua Bersama Rakan OKU.

Ahad, 9 Mei 2015.

Pada hari kedua kami bersama dengan rakan-rakan OKU, kami mengadakan lebih banyak interaksi dengan mereka berbanding hari pertama. Pada hari tersebut kami banyak bermain permainan-permainan yang menyeronokkan seperti 'teka barang dalam kotak', 'kotak beracun', melukis lain lain. Permainan itu bukan sahaja menyeronokkan malah ada mesej yang disampaikan disebaliknya. Contohnya seperti permainan 'Teka Barang dalam Kotak' memberi pengalaman kepada kami bagaimana selama ini rakan-rakan OKU merasai kewujudan sesuatu barang hanya dengan merasa tekstur barang tersebut. Selain itu, kami juga dapat melihat bakat-bakat melukis rakan-rakan OKU melalui permainan lukisan.

Selama ini, mungkin kerana masing-masing terlalu sibuk dengan urusan sendiri, kami tidak dapat meluangkan masa bersama mereka. Tetapi selepas program ini dijalankan saya berharap akan banyak lagi program bersama mereka akan dilakukan. Senyuman dan gelak tawa mereka itu sebenarnya salah satu kekuatan dan motivasi buat kami untuk terus berjaya.

Mereka..
Sama seperti kita.

-Ummu Jannah Muhammad

For the 6th and last post here, I would like to share about the last task given to me. One of our OKU friend, Yusri requested help from me to find a book named "Asas-asas Antropologi" from the library. The book was needed as a guidance for his assignment. Without hesitation, I accepted his request and I managed to borrow it from the library. Here is the picture of the book.

Next, we discussed about which sub-topic to choose as there are 10 altogether. He chose the third sub-topic ( shortest length of contents compared to others ) for me to typed it out in Microsoft Word and then email it to him. It consist of 19 pages altogether to be typed and I must say it was a challenge for me at first but at the end, I realized that it wasn't only tested my patience but also tested my personal skills. I was glad that I learnt to be more understanding and able to do good deeds by helping him for his assignment. It was not an easy task for him as well because he still needs to summarize what I've done for his presentation slide purpose.

I was thinking that if he managed to go through difficulties just to complete his task with open-minded, so why can't we ? We have always been complaining about too much task given and lack of time is given to submit the task but then what about them, the disabled ones ? It somehow change my mindset in looking things at positive sides and to never complaint on little things in life. I really hope that we will still keep in touch with them even though we have completed our credit hours for this course. This social engagement project has benefited me and I believed, inspires us to be a better person in life. Do always appreciate the people around us, to be grateful and thankful for what we have in life especially to our parents and also, to not take things for granted.

By : Sew Phin

A Day To Remember ヾ(＠^∇^＠)ノ

             Yesterday, I did a survey about the feedback of our social engagement project from the OKUs.

           Through this meaningful task, I get a little closer to them because before this, I seldom pass by block D in kk7 even though I just live under the same building with them. Yet, this time I entered their room one by one. They welcomed me friendly and invited me to have a seat.

           From Aisyah and Hue, they hope that our interaction with the OKU do not just end right after our social engagement project ends. I totally agree with this. Actually this project is a beginning for us to get to know our new oku friends, it is not a "subject" that want us to cut off our "duty hour", after finish the hours then we do not help them anymore. While from JiaHui, she said she hopes that we do not treat oku as a weird people and avoid them, we can actually be close them with them. :)

By: Ng Kar Wai

Pembantuan Memeriksa Dokumen untuk Rakan OKU.

Dalam proses jalinan masyarakat ini, saya juga membantu OKU untuk memeriksa dokumen yang ditaip dalam komputer. Rakan OKU yang cacat penglihatan memerlukan bantuan kami dalam memeriksa ejaan dan kata perkataan dalam dokumen atau kertas projek yang dihasilkan oleh mereka. Tanpa bantuan kami, mereka akan menghadapi masalah dalam menyiapkan tugasan mereka dengam sempurna.

Oleh itu, saya berasa kita perlu sentiasa bersedia untuk menghulurkan bantuan kepada rakan-rakan OKU kami agar mereka dapat melakukan tugasan harian mereka dengan lebih mudah.

Terima kasih.

Daripada Jason

Reading session!!!

Okay 1st time pergi library API peh!!!! nak masuk kene touch kad matrik wooo! Aku menawarkan diri untuk menolong Jia Hui pergi API nak pinjam buku. Teguh  Jia tau! semangat die nk buat assignment. Kat situ jugaklah scan sebab tak boleh pinjam. Alhamdulillah kat API ramai yang menolong. Ada yang bukakan pintu, ada yang tolong bawakan barang. Jia cepat terasa, bila ada orang gelak je die terus tanye "eh die gelakkan kite ke" lantas aku menenangkanye haha. Sebelum ke API , Jia menasihati ku untuk Solat Zuhur. Wah! terkejut aku siap tahu dosa tinggalkan lagi. Alhamdulillah Reading session banyak membantu disamping mentarbiyahkan aku.

Jia Hui kini MC, mudah2an beliau cepat sembuh, bolehlah study amin....














#okubukanorangkurangupayatapikelainanupaya                           Muhammad Ruzaini Bin Zainurin

Social Engagement project finished doesn't mean that we should stop helping or lending our hands. It's actually just the beginning to lead us to help more. helping really actually make me feel good.

Never judge a disable person.
Never look down on a disable person.
Never give up on a disable person.
Because the only disability is a bad attitude.

~Chiu Rou

End-less.

All good things must come to an end

but the next experience awaits.

The end of the Social Engagement programme

doesn't mean that our relationship has come to an end

We are always there to offer our help when you need us

Give us a call 

text us too

As long as we are still keeping in touch

A hand of help

Why not?

Last but not least

It's truly a blessing to know our special friends

Who teach us 

To love

To laugh

To live

Like there's no tomorrow

Just live our lives to the fullest.
=)

Hui En.

Words of encouragement

"Sometimes the things we can't change end up changing us."

A quote that special dedicated to our special friends.

Keep on growing

And one day

You will be truly surprised that

You are much more stronger than you think.

We fall

We cry

but we have learnt

To stand up

Endure the painfulness

And tell ourselves

Scars testify our transformation to a grown-up.

Cheers.
=)

Hui En

Unique

Because of their disability

they have discovered their abilities that far beyond their imagination.

When one of our special friends requested me to go to her room

I was shocked to be invited into a dark room

Only after a moment

I realized whether with the light on or off

it meant no difference to her

She was still able to get her things done perfectly

without any help

I was truly amazed

 

And I think

They are unique.

 

Each of everyone of us do not need to be like others

Just be the one who we are.
That's it.

=)

Hui En

I have ended my final reader session which marks the very end of our project.
I am truly blessed to be in Group 1 as it has given me the opportunity to interact and know my fellow special friends from my residential college(7th residential college).

Through out this journey and especially through the reader session I have realised how grateful I should be as I am phsically  . I realised that our special friends have to face a whole lot of difficulties especially in their studies . 

A part from that, I asked my friends if they were satisfied with our reader session and I had the same feedback from each and everyone of them.They told me that this session was indeed very helpful as previously it was really hard for them to look for readers and they are glad enough to have us as their readers even upon completing our project.

To sum up, I would like to express my gratitude to our lecturers for giving us the chance to pursue this social engagement course .

~Arveen Maan~


 

Last grammar session.

27-5-2015

                 Today was my final reading session with Yusri . The session was from 8-10pm in Bilik Seri Jati. Today I continued reading chapter 3 which was on punctuation for yusri. After completing the whole chapter, we then ran through the model exercises as we did in the previous session. We also revised the previous chapter together as I re-read the chapter.After completing that, I helped Yusri to look for information on Google on the net. We also had a small discussion on Google's softwares which failed. The session ended at 10pm.

                                                                         ~Arveen Maan~

Reading Session with Fairus

21-5-2015
   
                Today I has a session with Fairus in Bilik Seri Jati from 9-11pm . Fairus needed some help to search for information regarding the Indian History which is mainly foccussed on the Mauryan Empire. I helped Fairus to look for the main aspects that enhanced the gloryness of the empire in terms of economic , potenntial and social aspect. I then extracted all the details and compiled it for Fairus. I was happy to help Fairus as we had some brainstorming session and Fairus was happy enough to share it with me.

                                                                    ~Arveen Maan~

Rakan kita hebat!

Kalau kita lihat di dunia luar, terdapat ramai rakan-rakan OKU yang berjaya walaupun mereka mempunyai kekurangan dan kekangan yang berbeza dengan kita. Mereka berjaya berkat usaha dan kegigihan mereka dalam bidang yang mereka minati dan ceburi. Inilah yang dikatakan kesusahan itulah pendorong kejayaan.

 Nak berjaya, kita kena cekal. Pasti berjaya. Jangan pada kekurangan semata-mata. Tapi lihatlah ke hadapan bagaimana ingin mencapainya.


NOR HIDAYAH BINTI ISNIN

Kenangan terindah

Masa hujung minggu diluangkan untuk program JM ini. Perkara yang seronok bila kita berkongsi aktiviti bersama dengan rakan-rakan. Bila dapat belajar sesuatu yang baru, seperti tulisan Braille itu sendiri, baru kita sedar banyak lagi ilmu maklumat yang masih kita tidak ketahui. Bahkan kalau kita gali ilmu itu, semakin dalamlah ilmu yang kita tidak ketahui. Seronok belajar perkara baru dan dapat mengetahui cara penggunaan mesin Braille. Harap program macam ini diperluas terutama kepada mahasiswa agar lebih cakna terhadap rakan-rakan OKU ini.

NOR HIDAYAH BINTI ISNIN

I Love You all and Thank You

As social engagement had came to the end,
I would like to say thank you to you all,
All my great members, my instructor, my toughest OKU friends,
And others who make this programme from zero to success.
You all are the best.

I believe that this programme is useful for me to gain new experience
And this is the most interesting programme for me and make a better me.

WE LEARN TO COOPERATE
WE LEARN TO TOLERATE
WE LEARN TO MOTIVATE EACH OTHER.

Thank you everyone, without all.of you, our programme will not be completed as scheduled .

I LOVE YOU ALL AND APPRECIATE


 

 

By : Yap Chee Aik

GGMU vs YNWA?!!!

Peristiwa ini berlaku tyme 11 Mei. Aku ingat lagi time tue aku nak menjalan kan tugasku sebagai ahli JM. Nak kene penuhkan jam hee. Sebelum tue member aku sorunk ni name die fairus fanatic liverpool add aku kat facebook Puihlah fairus pudolski . Setahu aku podolski sekarang kat inter milan. hahaha fairus2 you never walk alone lah sangat pudolski tue :P. Okay sambung, aku pergi bilik Yip, terjumpa fairus ape lagi seronoklah aku nyanyi GLORY GLORY MAN UNITED haha terus tutup telinga fairus tue. HAHAHA. baru2 nie liverpool kalah 5-1 sekali lagi aku ke biliknye sambil menyayi hahaha. lawak giller fairus2

Fairus nie pelajar yang cacat penglihatan. Tapi minat die terhadap bola tak pernah padam. Lebih2 lagi Liverrpool die tue hahaha lawak. Salute you brotha! game liverpool tak pernah miss tuuuu!!!!














#okubukanorangkurangupayatapiorangkelainanupaya                          Muhammad Ruzaini

9th of may activities

From: Soong Woei Meng

That day was our second day of the program. We had our fun and bonding ewith our OKU friends. On 9th May, the activity Family Day which was an SOKUZA Club activity and we offer to help and organised it. So on that day, everyone came on time, had their breakfast and then straight to UM varsity lake. When we reached there, small droplets of water were falling from the sky and we were afraid that it might rain. So, with some consideration, we decided to switched out venue to Gazebo which luckily, happened to be vacant. When moving there, we some difficulties due to there was no path for the wheelchairs. Thus, we have to carried the person and the wheelchair separately to another side which the wheelchair proved to be too heavy to carry. Nevertheless, we successfully brought everyone to Gazebo and the activities shortly began. We began with an activity call "Kotak teka-teki" which the people have to guessed what was inside (tofu, jelly, biscuit, rope and cloth). Then, we also have a word puzzle in the words of braille for people to guess and then, drawing with your eyes folded. The drawing activity was interesting as non-eye OKU people have to fold their eyes and OKU friends alike and drew pictures of human and some lake. The pictures they drew were funny.  Later on, we also had an activity "kotak beracun". It is an box contained some punishment that who get the box after a music stop to play, he or she had to follow the punishment. Then, we brought the our OKU friends to a rabbit exhibition show which incidentally happened to be just around the corner. All os us had fun touching the rabbits. After, all of us went back to have lunch and listen to another talk by another speaker invited by En. Firdaus. 

Overall, what I had learned from that day event was that planning an event was not easy. There were some activities that ended too early. So on the spot, my friends and I had to think sometime to stall the time and not making too boring as well. So, we did add on some challenges during the drawing activity and bring them to the rabbit exhibition in hope of lengthening  the time. Which in the end, everything end a little late of schedule but, we managed to finish everything. Another lesson I had learned was that our OKU friends really friendly. They were very cooperative and commit in the activities. Which I think not many "normal people" can do but our OKU friends can. So, I felt that our OKU friends were no different from me. I even respect their dedication and friendliness toward us. Thank you. 

From: Soong Woei Meng     

Mesin Breiller?????

Braille ialah sejenis sistem tulisan sentuh yang digunakan oleh orang buta. Sistem ini dicipta oleh seorang Perancis yang bernama Louis Braille yang buta disebabkan kemalangan semasa kecil. Ketika berusia 15 tahun, Braille mengubah suai tulisan tentera bagi memudahkan tentera untuk membaca ketika gelap. Sistem ini dinamakan sistem Braille. Namun ketika itu Braille tidak mempunyai huruf W.

Agak kagum tengok mereka menggunakan mesin itu. peh! tyme exam mesti struggle tue! Aku nak taip nama sendiri pun stress apetah lagi nak menulis essay. Salute brotha!


sesape yang minat boleh lah belajar melalui laman web nie
http://ms.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braille hehe








                                                                                                                         Muhammad Ruzaini

                                                                                      #OKUbukanorangkurangupayatapiOKUadalahorangkelainanpa

Tanggapan terhadap OKU

     Di saat program ini berlabuh, mungkin ada yang menganggap ini sekadar program tanpa memikirkan seribu erti di sebalik kenangan yang ada. Kesusahan yang mereka hadapi adalah berpunca dari kesenangan kita sendiri. Adakah kita cukup sedar tanggungjawab kita sebagai rakan mereka? Mungkin bagi kita, tiada apa hubungan yang membuatkan kita perlu menghulurkan sedikit bantuan. Program motivasi yang ada cukup menyedarkan bahawa kita manusia biasa ini juga mempunyai kekurangan upaya. Jangan dilihat kekurangan itu hanya pada fizikal, tetapi keseluruhan ciptaan Tuhan ini mempunyai kekurangan tersendiri.

     Hargai mereka, sayangi mereka dan lindungi mereka. Kita kawan selamanya dan semestinya berjaya bersama.

NOR HIDAYAH BINTI ISNIN

WE ARE GREAT

Life is a journey
For everyone to go through
No matter how hard it is
No matter how easy it is
You can not say no
You can not even say quit

You may fall at the beginning
You may not even fall at all
But you need to believe
Journey is not easy
You can not choose by your own
You can not forget and leave it

BUT
You need to know
Journey has its own end
Either you want to be happy or you want to be sad
You decide your way
And you just wait the result at the end

NOR HIDAYAH BINTI ISNIN

JUST CHASE THE SUCCESS

I guess everyone know him. He such an incredible person. He is so motivated and he didnt choose the failure way. He knows why he has been created and he try his best to give and to donate something to people. He knows how to overcome his problems eventhough he is different with others. Success does not choose people in fact we are the right person to choose it. What is it? SUCCESS!






Lets look the other person who are special but their achievement much greater than us as a common people..

HELEN KELLER

 

JESSICA COX

SEAN SWARNER

STEPHEN HAWKING

SUDHA CHANDRAN

NOR HIDAYAH BINTI ISNIN

Somethings that will make people feel the world is a beautiful place o((*^▽^*))o

This man spend his lunch time every day reading for an illiterate coworker 

After exiting the subway every day, this girl in Egypt will find the time to teach the homeless children at the exit how to read and write.

This 82-year-old retired barber goes to the park every Wednesday with a chair and his haircutting equipment to provide free haircuts. His fee is only a hug.

This man was running to catch the train, but upon seeing this faltering granny, he stopped, and helped carry her bags.

To help another disabled marathon runner drink water, she gave up the opportunity to place and win prize money.

Afraid an elderly person would be tired, a kindhearted young man stuck in an elevator served as a human chair for many hours.

A store worker in Canada often walks a 72-year-old granny home, because she can’t see and it is difficult for her to get around.


By: Ng Kar Wai

OKU JUGA MANUSIA BIASA..

Kehidupan manusia semuanya berbeza dari pelbagai sudut. Kadang-kadang ujian yang tuhan berikan amat berbeza bagi setiap manusia. Kelebihan dan kekurangan yang kita ada bukanlah satu penghalang besar untuk kita menjalani kehidupan seharian kita. Kita melihat kekurangan yang ada pada rakan-rakan OKU sehingga kita terlupa kekurangan yang kita sendiri juga ada. Pengalaman saya bersama rakan-rakan OKU membuka mata dan memberi kesedaran kepada kita yang juga manusia biasa bahawa tiada siapa yang sempurna. Kelebihan yang kita ada juga perlu disalurkan kepada mereka yang memerlukan termasuklah rakan-rakan OKU kita ini. Pendedahan maklumat dan pemberitahuan mengenai rakan-rakan OKU juga harus diperluas kerana kita serupa. Definisi OKU itu sendiri perlu didedahkan kepada masyarakat dan mahasiswa supaya mereka lebih cakna akan nasib dan kehidupan golongan ini.

NOR HIDAYAH BINTI ISNIN

Through Social Engagement Project,
through SOKUZA,
I've learnt a lot of things.
Learnt about what perspective we should have toward OKU.
Learnt about never to give up.
Learnt about accepting our self as we are and accepting others as they are.
Learnt to help.
I've gain so much experience from them.

A little help could make the world smile.

~Chiu Rou

Hari Pertama

Hari pertama aku ditugaskan bahagian teknikal. Aku uruskan laptop dan slideshow2 penceramah kami. Di mana beliau bertanya kepada kami apa reaksi kami sekiranya nampak golongan OKU? ada yang jawab rajin, semangat. Tetapi pada mulanya agak sunyi. Aku senyap2 menjawab "pemalu". yang aku terkejut, penceramah tu dapat dengar peh! Kami juga berkenal2an antara sesama pelajar OKU, ada serba sedikit aku tahu gosip sanalah gosip sinilah. Ada akak tue die kate die paleng sayang pakwe die kami semua pun WOOOOO bising bilik seri jati tue hahaha kenangan2.















                                                                                                   Muhammad Ruzaini Bin Zainurin
                                                                                                 

Everything has to come to an end

It's so sad that this social engagement will come to and end.  It still freshen right in my mind when at first, all I ever think was this project encourage students to be more helpful but it somehow it also consider as wasting time. I mean like, if I want to help the unfortunate, I can just go and give them a help instead of joining a group and help them in the crowd. It definitely wrong. Being in a group make me appreciate teamwork more.

By the way, the last 3 hours I've spent it by doing a reader session with Anis. She handed me a task in which I need find all the quotes by the famous author  such as Aristotle, and few more. Im so glad to be able to help her since she's a very easygoing person and friendly. I wish I can help her more in the future. And not too forget, Anis also said she's doing part time at Dialogue in the Dark at Jaya One. I've been longing to pay that place a visit but will do it soon or later. The way she telling us is very interesting and therefore there are so much things to be learnt.

"Life is never too late to learn even if it's a thousand miles away"

Aida Dalilah Ahmad Farwis

"Oh, my friend, it's not what they take away from you that counts — it's what you do with what you have left." 

~Hubert Humphrey

Life is about how strong you are. 

It is about how many strength you have. 

If you're having a difficult time, never give up, stay strong, that is what you live for, 

to fight, to enjoy the process of living. 

Having a bad day does not mean you have a bad life. 

So, stay strong and keep fighting!

~ Chiu Rou

New Perspective Towards OKU

New Perspective Towards OKU

If someone asked me about OKU before joing the social engagement activities, "projek kita serupa" 

I have a negative opinion toward them. 

I think that OKU are very depends on other people. 

For instance, 

they cannot step up the ladder by themselves, 

they cannot read well,

they need another person to read for them, 

they need other to guide them all the time. 

However, 

after joining this meaningful event, 

my perspective towards OKU are totally changed.

The first impression towards them is

They are the toughest

They are the most lovely

They are my  best motivators

They changed my view toward my life

Now, i think that helping OKU are our human responsibility.  We are much luckier than them.

THANK YOU, MY DEAR FRIENDS. HOPE ONE DAY WE CAN HAVE FUN TOGETHER AGAIN.

by : Yap Chee Aik

           

   

Reader Sessionヽ(*≧ω≦)ﾉ

In this project, we are given a task which is helping our OKU friends for reading session.（・∀・） 
I was assigned to help Jia Hui to check her work due to the scanner could not function perfectly and hence it created typos. ヽ(*ﾟｰﾟ*)ﾉ
While I was checking work for Jia Hui, I felt sympathy for her, at the same time I'm amused of her strength because we are incapable to do things out of our sight. (╯︵╰,)
I've completed the task within 2 days. Although it was quite difficult because there were nearly millions of words I can say, we need to check every single word, yet, it was really a great help for the OKUs.(´∀｀)♡

By: Ng Kar Wai

Selama air hilir, selama gagak hitam.
   Artinya: Selama-lamanya diingat. 

Muhammad Ruzaini Bin Zainurin
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Set your sights high, the higher the better. Expect the most wonderful things to happen, not in the future but right now. Realize that nothing is too good. Allow absolutely nothing to hamper you or hold you up in any way.

-Eileen Caddy

By: Ng Kar Wai

Done 6 hours

Finally, i've completed my 6 hours became a reader for the OKUs.

It was a new experience for me because it was the first time i work with the OKUs. They were so nice and always happy go lucky.

Eventhough SE already finish, i'm looking forward to become a volunteer reader for them. Thanks to this course, it really develops my personality and teach me how to interact with the others.

Thanks for the sweet memories.

-Husniati Usman-

Reader session with Yusri

       On the 18th of May, I had a 2 and a half hour reader session with our friend Yusri in Bilik Sri Jati. Before beginning with our session I had a half an hour chat with Yusri. He explained how hard it is to scan the words published in books if the font size isn't 12.  After hearing Yusri's explanation I realised how hard it is for them to interpret and transfer information from reading materials.
 
        I must say that I had a great time helping Yusri out.Yusri needed some help with grammar and so we had a mini tutor session. We covered two chapters on verbs and upon completing reading the notes for him , we then practised the exercises provided. Yusri was amazing as he completed the exercises really fast and I was amazed that he could remember every single word that i taught and explained to him. At the end of the day, I was very happy as I could help Yusri out. Although we are practising the reader session to fulfill our hours, I would be happy enough to continue my reader session after this and I believe that my group mates feel the same too.

                                                                ~Arveen Maan~

Reader Session with Fairus

Had a reader session with fairus together with husni. We both scanned the details of the essays that fairus wanted to have and Husni read the correct sentences and I'll edit the mistype words or the words that have been mixed.

I can see how hard is it for them to  analyse everything and I can see how they really struggles for their studies. I shouldnt give an excuse to my studies because if they can, why wont I? :)

Aida Dalilah Ahmad Farwis

A little job done for OKU. Don't know whether it is appreciate by others or not but it is sincerely from me, it done but not for grade, just want to help. 

Social Engagement not only a project, but a way to you to communicate with the society whose need cares and helps. A good project compare to the boring assignments and tests. It is practical and memorable as a good experience. 

From: Jun [23.05.15]    

A little Message

So since our social engagement project is coming to an end, here is a little message to our special OKU friends.

" You are not obligated to do everything a healthy person does. You are not obligated to be an inspiration. You are not obligated to hide your illness in order to make other people comfortable. You are allowed to know your limits. You are allowed to have bad days. You are allowed to stay in bed if you can't get up to do anything but go to the bathroom. It is not your fault if other people leave you because of your illness. It is not your fault that you are sick. You don't have to apologize for something that is out of your control and all of this is because all of you are amazing in my eyes. Remember the minute you think of giving up, think of the reason why you held on for so long ".

By : Sew Phin

A FAMOUS DISABLED PERSON

Nicholas James "Nick" Vujicic was born on 4 December 1982 and he is an Australian Christian evangelist and motivational speaker born with tetra-amelia syndrome, a rare disorder characterized by the absence of all four limbs. As a child, he struggled mentally and emotionally as well as physically, but eventually came to terms with his disability and, at the age of seventeen, started his own non-profit organisation, Life Without Limbs. Vujicic presents motivational speeches worldwide which focus on life with a disability, hope and finding meaning in life. He also speaks about his belief that God can use any willing heart to do his work and that God is big enough to overcome any disability.

During secondary school, Vujicic was elected captain of Runcorn State High School in Queensland and worked with the student council on fundraising events for local charities and disability campaigns. When he was seventeen, he started to give talks at his prayer group and later founded his non-profit organisation, Life Without Limbs.

Vujicic has written that he keeps a pair of shoes in his closet due to his belief in miracles. In 1990 he won the Australian young citizen award for his bravery and perseverance. In 2005 Vujicic was nominated for the Young Australian of the Year Award.

Thus, no matter we face any problems in the future, just LET IT GO and it will be fine. =)

BY : LAN YIN