COMMUNITY WORK PROJECT REPORT

1.0 INTRODUCTION:
This is the detailed report of our six (6) hours community work at Trinity Children's Home.
This community work is a university requirement which we have finally done on the 5th of May
2020. We spent 6 hours at the Trinity Children's Home and we were able to perform all the
activities according to our program. This program was designed to benefits and provides
orphans a way of knowing that there are people out there that care and love them. And it's a
project that relate to our passions and interests. Having this project completed, we felt so great
because it always feels good to render hands of help to people. Through this program, we got
experience and skills which were also needed when dealing with the less privileged. Moreover,
it also strengthened the teamwork skills by having to figure seamlessly side with our group to
tug off this great event. Thus, this was an excellent experience and will be willing to do it again
if permitted.

1.1 VISIT TO AN ORPHANAGE HOME:

Trinity Children's house is a reserved home for orphans, abused, abandoned and neglected
children. This made a provision for this category of people to measure a far better life and to
place hope of a replacement life for young children and people in their early teens. Trinity
Children's house is also a place to encourage and strengthen orphans, abused, abandoned and
neglected children through practical programmes and by teaching them the facility God’s love
which will heal the broken spirits and restore broken relationships. Trinity Children's house is
hospitable both boys and girls between the ages of four and twelve, comprising Chinese, Indian
and Orang Asli origin and may cater for up to twenty children.

We organized a task play game for the children, organize a time for sharing on different
professions to the children so as to reinforce the interest of the children. it had been an excellent
moment to possess an issue and answer session with the children regarding their life experience
both previous and current activities. Therefore, the orphanage home that we visited is Trinity
Children Centre which is found at Petaling Jaya, Selangor. However, Trinity Children house is
always an area where people visit all the time for community work and it's a society found out
within the spirit of compassion for the underprivileged to serve and supply shelter, education

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and look after them and members of the community. it's a non-profit, non-partisan and non-
denominational organization offering a good scope of community work.

Trinity Children's Home, may be a non-governmental organisation (NGO) there are quite 100
children but we targeted only 90 children and our goal is to motivate them within 6 hours. This
community work is university requirement and also welfare work as an integration into
harmonious society.

1.2 VISION:
Our vision is to nurture and strengthen these children through practical programmes and by
teaching them the power of God’s awesome wish to heal battered spirits and restore broken
relationships. With the target to provide care and thus the hope of a replacement life for young
children and other people in their early teens.

1.3 MISSION:
Our Mission on this community work could also be defined as a means of participating in a
social work that will benefit the unprivileged and the community. Well, it’s a chance for
MAHSA University’s students to undertake this community service through the assignment
under the subject of moral education. It is a crucial task for everyone to support community
work and to make it peaceful and wonderful. Sometimes, it is easy to say than appear. So, this

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is often the time for us to spend our time wisely to participate in community work., Mrs Mazlina
Muhamad, who is our lecturer also encouraged us to embark on this project.

1.4 OUR GOALS:

1. To foster togetherness among individuals within the community who are within the vicinity.
2. To nurture and apply the knowledge, skills and practice of civic values within each
individual.
3. To contribute our energy and skills to the community and country.
4. To mould the personality and understand the concept of cooperation and mutual help
between one another.
5. To foster the spirit of cohabitation during a community regardless of religion, race, and
beliefs.
6. To be a patriotic citizen, caring, and responsible towards society and thus the state.
7. To adopt a healthy lifestyle and practice is typically ready to help others who need help

2.1 ACTIVITY:
This charity movement/ visitation are planned to distribute Clothes, Books/ Stationaries, Food
items like bags of rice, create of eggs, cartons of noodles, snacks, soaps and toiletries and other
things which will be useful for them and that we also conduct fun activities for teenagers while
those in teen are going to be given orientations supported religious and social matters. A
motivational lecture for the children is additionally included in our schedule.

2.2 INTINERARY:
TIME PROGRAMME
6.30a.m.- 7.30a.m. Meet at Mahsa University and wait for the bus
7.30a.m.- 8.30a.m. Arrived at Trinity Children's Home and start setting up
8.30a.m-9.30a.m. Dividing the kids into 9 groups for games and Preparation and
briefing
9.30a.m-10.30a.m. Parallel session and Q&A session
10.30a.m-11.30a.m. Each game has been started
11:30am- 12.30am Break-time/ lunch time.
12.30p.m.-1.30p.m. Gave a token of appreciation to Trinity Children's Home

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2.3 INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPATION:
These individuals are group of nine students of Business Administration of MAHSA University
are going to be participating during this welfare work Project as a neighbourhood of our
community work subject.

2.4 COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND THEIR DESIGINATION:

NO NAMES ID: BBAF DESIGINATION
1 Chukwunenye Chuka Rowland BBAF 18096031 Project Leader
2 Ede Philip Nnabuike BBAF 18076239 Runner / Location Inquiry
3 Igbozor Arthur Chibueze BBAF 18096032 Sec / Financial Secretary
4 Onyegbule Calistus Onyekwere BBAF 18096161 Operation/Activity, Purchase
5 Ilesanmi Timilehin Samson BBAF 18076134 Treasurer / Refreshment.
6 Okafor Harrison Chimechefulam BBAF 18076204 Transport / Logistics
7 Pio Ondo BBAF 18096575 Design /Dressing Code Inq
8 Muhammad Fahmin BBAF 18096346 Language Translator
9 Ebhodaghe Michael BBAF 18096540 Publicity & Promotion (MC)

3.0 TRIP INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Every participant must wear green Tummy polo/ T-shirt and white sport shoes because
the committee have made the supply.
2. Every participant must accompany his hand sanitizer and mask.
3. Participants must adhere to all or any health and hazard instruction while twiddling with
kids
4. Proper hygiene must be maintained.
5. Every participant must remember that we have mini first-aid kit for any minor cut or
wound

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4.0 DETAILS OF THE ACTIVITY:
1.CHUKWUNENYE CHUKA R, TEAM LEADER: Group 1

Introduction of members and team grouping

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2 PHILIP EDEH: Group 2
Playing with the kids at the playing ground.

3 IGBOZOR ARTHUR: Group 3

He was in charge of giving the children orientation and motivational lecture:

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4 CALISTUS ONYEGBULE: Group 4
Having funs with the children by teaching the paint and artwork

5 SAMSON ILESANMI: Group 5

children in oneness learning English language proper

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6 HARRISON OKAFOR: Group 6
Teaching the children computer education.

7 POI ONDO: Group 7

children were happy to expressing their emotions:

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8 MUHAMMAD FAHMIN: Group 8
Football was organised and the children were cheered up

9 MICHAEL EBHODAGHE: Group 9

Having lunch and fun with the children

4.1 SOURCES OF FUNDING AND FUNDRAISING:

Fees /per student: RM210, it was made mandatory for each participant to pay the sum of
RM210 and also support us to purchase any of the listed items as a way of expressing their love
to the less privileged. Then another RM10 from the team-leader, summing up RM1,900.

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4.2 BUDGET:
the financial plan for this community work is listed below.
The sum of RM1,900 was budgeted for the community work.
Items Price (per) Quantity Price
Mineral Water RM7 5 RM35
Bread RM3.50 10 RM35
Eggs RM10 5 RM50
Rice RM28 6 RM160
Snacks RM2 30 RM60

Noodles RM30 5 RM150

Face Mask (10 pcs) RM15 10 RM150

Biscuits RM4 10 RM40

Dettol RM25 2 RM50

Soap RM10 5 RM50
Juice RM5 10 RM50
Toothpaste RM7 7 RM49
Hand sanitizer RM15 5 RM75
Cooking Oil RM19 2 RM38
Banner RM100 1 RM100
T-shirt RM20 9 RM180
Transportation RM120 - RM120
Emergency cash RM508 - RM508
Total RM1900

4.3 REASONS WHY WE PARTICIPATED IN THIS COMMUNITY WORK?

There are numerous benefits to participating in community service.
1. It gives us opportunity to assist others
2. It helps improve our community
3. Can help strengthen your resume and college applications
4. It helps us to satisfy new friends
5. Often leads to personal growth
6. It gives us how to realize work experience and learn more about certain charity work.

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5.0 GROUP PARTICIPATION EXPERIENCES:

CHUKWUNENYE CHUKA R:
As a Team leader I learnt social communication, teamwork, responsible and planning of
project. during this community service, I even have learnt the important of putting an area to
nurture and strengthen these set of children through practical programs and by teaching them
the facility of God’s awesome like to heal the broken spirits and restore broken relationships.
It is human to locate such set of kids, we must find out how to share our loves with orphans,
abused, battered, abandoned and neglected children. I’m glad that I used to be ready to make
people conscious of what MAHSA University has got to offer.

PHILIP EDEH:
It has been such a stimulating experience to volunteer myself to assist out at the less privileged.
I even have learnt that it's tough to feed and supply for orphans, abused, battered, abandoned
and neglected children, that's why I volunteered myself to start this community and welfare
work. Besides that, I even have learnt that team work is vital to accomplish the tasks given out.
I’m glad to possess and maximized my passionate and leadership skill. I might say that this
community work opportunity was well organized.

IGBOZOR ARTHUR:
Through this community work, I learnt about care and love for the orphans, abused, battered,
abandoned and neglected children, However, they ought to be treated the way as you would
like others to treat you. From my personal opinions, very sad to mention that this set of children
haven't any parents nor feel the parental feelings. Lastly, I hope that everybody will have
concern about these set of children, teach and motivate them and also make them love
themselves despite their conditions.

CALISTUS ONYEGBULE:
I felt exhausted while organizing this trip but I gained much experiences to serve community
which I feel quite meaningful. I feel very warm while contact with the children. Finally, I hope
the general public should lookout of them and treat them as part of our family also. Completing
this project impacted my life positively. having the ability to assist people in our own
community was something very special and not something you get to try when not ready. I

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used to be grateful to urge this chance and not only help my community but I also got the
prospect to satisfy new people in my community who will have positive influences in my life.

SAMSON ILESANMI:
Through this community work at Trinity Children Centre, I have learnt to assist the needy and
the way to offer them hope to measure. but that, I have also learnt to figure with team mates to
accomplish the tasks given. Helping others out is worthy although we'd like to try to some
social works. Finally, working as a volunteer in Trinity Children's Home benefited me quite
lot. After completing our project, I think, I have gained confidence in approaching people. I
used to be always scared of teaching people randomly so as to advertise some event.

HARRISON OKAFOR:
I felt tired any well in this work. I also feel happy because I had the opportunity to interact and
to take care of the orphans, abused, battered, abandoned and neglected children. I learnt the
way to obey the principles that's given. once we obey the principles, there's no accident or
complaint happen. Second, I learnt to work as a team. once we work together, we will do our
jobs in no time, and smoothly. Lastly, connecting with people has always been my dream, and
it was an enjoyable moment with the children.

PIO ONDO:
This was my very first time to be engaged in community work, it had been so fun work, teach
and motivate these kids. I has notice that keeping these set of children isn't a simple job as I
has given a task to wash the large class room to try to performance and artwork, it had been so
tiring especially controlling and organising the children under the age of two and three. I’m
glad that i used to be ready to help those children keepers to scale back their work as they have
to wash their classroom twice before we left. I even have learnt that there's no easy work, we
should always exert in every task given to us.

MUHAMMAD FAHMIN:
It was a really interesting experience visiting orphans, abused, battered, abandoned and
neglected children. it had been an unforgettable experience. I have learnt that team work is
extremely important to accomplish any tasks given out and it had been tough to be a Keeper,
cleaner and teacher for those kids but I was happy seeing myself doing them. I’m glad and
happy that I have been given an opportunity to community / welfare work. I will be grateful to
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have this opportunity again, and not only helping the orphans but I also got the prospect to
meet new people at Trinity Children's Home who have positively influenced in my skill.

MICHAEL EBHODAGHE:
I had an excellent experience through the community work. It’s quite tired but we had many
funs working as volunteer at the Trinity Children's Home. Besides, I felt lucky because the
team leader appointed me to offer motivational lecture. I saw the children being lifted up in
spirit and every one was crammed with laughter. Nevertheless, I’m glad to have gotten to learn
new things from this community work project. Out of this project I gained new connections
that provided personal relationship, no matter how long those relationships may last. It was a
wonderful moment.

6.0 CONCLUSION:
In conclusion, we will say that we've definitely find out how orphans, abused, battered,
abandoned and neglected children emotionally feel once they mix with people that are
privileged. Be it working as a gaggle together or be it controlling and managing the children,
both of those must have patience and understand their feelings. Another thing to say is, after
seeing and searching the kids’ current conditions, we've also realized how fortunate we are, in
this world, living with our parents, living in such a cushty environment, ready to have a correct
education, food and shelter. we were ready to help and teach, and to also show love and support
to orphanage kids in Trinity Children's Home it was definitely a privileged and putting smile
on their faces really makes our day and ignites feelings of joy of doing such wonderful work.
Therefore, if we could also be granted such an opportunity to render this type of project within
the future again, I might definitely want to volunteer to help. community service also instils
love and increase compassion for orphans. it's a part of our duty as humans to worry for them,
and this is often an excellent opportunity for this group to figure closely with orphans. Although
it had been a sweaty and tiring experience, we still had an excellent experience.

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 OUR BANNER

“LOVE IS INTERCONNECTED”
PREACH LOVE ***** PRACTISE LOVE

HAPPY COMMUNITY WORK

VENUE:
5, Jalan Bukit Menteri Utara 7/4, Seksyen 7, 46050 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
DATE:
05 MAY 2020
TIME:
8.00 A.M- 1.00 P.M

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 PARENT CONSENT
FORM

Participant’s Name:

Passport/IC: Gender:

Home Address:

I, (name of parent or guardian) , grant permission

for my son/daughter to participate in the
a c t i v i t y of the program. I confirm to the best of my knowledge that my son/daughter does
not suffer from any medical condition. I consent to my son/daughter travelling by any form of
public transport, minibus or motor vehicles organized by Community Work Team to any event in
which the program is participating.

EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS:

Name :

Contact No. :

Relationship :

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