2020 The Educational, Welfare & Research Foundation Malaysia Yayasan Pelajaran, Kebajikan & Penyelidikan Malaysia PPM-001-14-02011979

ANNUAL REPORT 2019/2020

OUR SOCIETY OUR RESPONSIBILITY EWRF BRANCHES THROUGHOUT MALAYSIA

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ANNUAL REPORT JALAN IPOH, TAMAN HEAWOOD, 017- 527 2895 31100 SUNGAI SIPUT, PERAK. S. MAHENDRAN 016- 555 3947 TELUK INTAN NO. 1691, JALAN INTAN 3, BANDAR BARU, GOMBAK 36000 TELUK INTAN, S. SUNDARA MURTHI PERAK. 012- 348 0894 A. DURAI RAJ 013- 523 1587 HULU SELANGOR NO. 3, JALAN KEMBOJA 18/1 TANJONG MALIM SEKSYEN BB4, NO. 22, TINGKAT 1 & 2, BUKIT BERUNTUNG, JALAN CAHAYA, 48300 RAWANG, TAMAN ANGERIK DESA, SELANGOR. 35900 TANJONG MALIM, R. SUBATHIRAH PERAK. 019- 289 2489 K. KUMARESU 012- 207 3312 RAWANG EWRF HEADQUARTERS NO. 37, JALAN 8, NO. 4B, PERSIARAN ZAABA, TAMAN BUKIT RAWANG PUTRA, 48000 RAWANG,

TAMAN TUN DR. ISMAIL,

60000 KUALA LUMPUR. SELANGOR.

2019/2020 R. MURUGAN 1-800-88-3973 012- 606 2617 SUBANG JAYA NO. 42-2F, JALAN USJ 9/5Q, JOHOR BAHRU 47620 SUBANG JAYA, SELANGOR. NO. 6054 - A, JALAN SIANTAN 1, BANDAR INDAH PUTRA, S. KANNAH 81000 KULAI JOHOR. 017- 876 7506 K. RAAM KUMAR KAJANG 017- 763 3134 NO. 10, JALAN KAJANG MEWAH 1, TAMAN KAJANG MEWAH, 43000 KAJANG, SELANGOR. G. ELANGOVAN 012- 671 3045

AMPANG KLUANG NO. 28, JALAN SAGA 22, NO. 7, JALAN TASEK, 68000 AMPANG, SELANGOR. TAMAN TASEK, V. SHARAVANA 86000 KLUANG, JOHOR. 017- 660 4046 T. MURALEE 016- 748 0329 MELAKA MUAR SERDANG NO. 6036, JALAN BAYU, NO. 240-1, KG. DATO, NO. 19, JALAN SP 1/20, TAMAN KLEBANG BESAR, BENTARA LUAR, SAUJANA PRIMA, 75200 MELAKA. JALAN TEMENGONG AHMAD, BANDAR SAUJANA PUTRA, V. JEYA SEELAN 84000 MUAR, JOHOR. 42610 JENJAROM, SELANGOR. 016- 973 3058 A. PALANI V. KANITHRALETCHUME NAIDU 013- 683 4218 012- 212 1540

2 BACKGROUND

The Educational, Welfare and Research PHASE 2 Foundation (EWRF) was established by a group of Malaysian Indian professionals EWRF launched a new project in 1996 from the field of education, civil service which continued until 2005, called “Assist and commerce, back in 1978 with the a Bright Child” (ABC) as an encouragement primary objective of uplifting the for students from secondary schools who Malaysian Indian community through have achieved good results in public education. University seats were not examinations to be rewarded with filled up as many were still struggling to scholarships. This initiative was later access quality education in the handed over to the Malaysian Community plantations. and Education Foundation (MCEF) and was subsequently renamed as Project ILHAM. The P. P. Narayanan Hostel was set up to PHASE 3 help Malaysian Indian students obtain 2019/2020 satisfactory results and fill up available seats in public universities. Scholarships In 2006, Mr. S. Pasupathi took over EWRF’s and grants were made available for journey, with delinquents being the main deserving students through various issue to be tackled. The Millennial Phase empowerment programmes which were focused on “At-Risk” students who carried out in plantations to create were not only from economically awareness among Indians on education challenged backgrounds but who were and health. underachieving students as well. The 2014 Household Income Survey by the It can be said that since its early days, Department of Statistics showed that a starting with the establishment of the large percentage of the Malaysian Indian PPN hostel, EWRF’s achievements can be community had to struggle with lower broadly categorised into three stages or income. The study also revealed that phases of development that had focused on 139,030 families comprising 695,030 Indians the needs of the Malaysian Indian were still being affected by poverty and Community. The three phases were as poverty related challenges. follows: This constituted 33% of the entire PHASE 1 Malaysian Indian population. This also ANNUAL REPORT meant that 33% of the Indian community in EWRF was officially registered as an NGO Malaysia were categorised under the B40 st on 1 Feb 1979. Up to 1995, the general income category that were earning less focus was to assist young Malaysian Indian than RM 2,537 per month. Under living individuals to have a better probability to conditions in 2006, it was not enough to attend public universities. Hostels were sustain a family with such a low income. established in Kluang and Muar to allow Such living conditions would further bright students from plantations and rural deprive them of the basic necessities in life areas to attend good schools and be given and this would eventually lead them to a adequate guidance by professionals. life of hardship.

3 MISSION, VISION & VALUES ANNUAL REPO R

MISSION VISION

Community development by Creating a progressive, empowering academically dynamic and sustainable underperfoming and community through socially challenged students effective human capital with relevant competencies development. towards enhancing their academic achievement and personality in gaining CORE T VALUES 2019/2020

LEARNING & COLLABORATION QUALITY DEVELOPMENT DIVERSITY

EWRF will continue with its EWRF will have a positive EWRF will operate as a EWRF will honour commitment to provide impact on services and learning organisation, diversity in the population excellent services by programmes offered by or seeking continuous it serves, the means maintaining strong coordinated through the feedback on its through which it provides supportive relationships divisions and branches performance aimed at its services and the and partnerships that are by holding onto a strong enhancing competencies process by which it commitment to high of members and overall provides its services and the needs and interests standards that sustains improvement of the processes by which it of the community. excellence. the organisation. evaluates its efforts.

4 5 ANNUAL REPORT 2019/2020 6 ANNUAL REPORT 2019/2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS

EWRF Branches Throughout Malaysia 02 Background 03 Vision, Mission & Core Values 04 President’s Message 08 Railing By Numbers 11 Past Presidents 11 Trustees, Patrons & Advisor 11

Central Committee Members 2018/2020 12 2019/2020

th Notice of the 37 EWRF Annual Delegates Conference 13 Agenda of 37th EWRF Annual Delegates Conference 14 Minutes of the 36th ADC Meeting 15

EWRF Projects 2019 • Civil Society Intervention (CSI) 30 • English for Juniors (E4J) 31 • Centre for Career Coaching & Guidance (C3G) 32 • Volunteer Induction Programme (VIP) 33 • Counseling 34 • Community Development Scholarship 35 • Research 36 • Medic Aid and Welfare 37 • Technical and Vocational Education and Training 38

Activities by EWRF Branches 2018 / 2019 42 ANNUAL REPORT Collaborating Partners 58 Highlights in 2018 / 2019 59 Financial Statement and Audit Report 62 EWRF Secretariat 86 EWRF TVET Team 87

7 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Thank you for the opportunity to serve

ANNUAL REPORT as the President of EWRF since 2018. The term of my presidency will come to an end during the forthcoming ADC 2020. At the time of writing this message, the COVID-19 pandemic is threatening lives and livelihoods in our country and across the world. I would like to emphasise that the noble aims and aspirations of EWRF remain the same that is dedicated to ensure our mission continues through these challenging times. I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the tremendous and commendable initiatives that were undertaken by the members of the

Executive and Central Committee

2019/2020 (2018-2020). I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to the branch leaders, members, volunteers, donors and stakeholders for your tireless efforts, dedication and involvement in embarking on our various projects and activities. It was indeed a challenge for us to implement successfully all the projects enlisted within the time frame given, but all these were made possible with your unwavering support and valuable contributions in so many ways. Thank you for demonstrating that the best way to succeed and help the Foundation is by getting yourself involved in it.

8 To all our funders, donors, stakeholders EWRF also plays a pivotal role in ensuring the and the public at large, a huge thank you. target group gets access to the “Skim Peduli The list of projects and activities embarked Kesihatan B40 (PeKa) B40” scheme. It is by EWRF from 2019 to 2020 and details of offered to Malaysian citizens in the bottom funds rendered to us and how they have 40% household income range, also known been utilised are listed in this Annual as the B40 group. It aims to improve access Report, as well as E-newsletters and in our to healthcare services, alleviate the cost of Facebook page. living, with special emphasis on non- I am certainly pleased with the progress communicable diseases, particularly at the of all the undertakings we made in 2018- level of primary healthcare for the B40 group. 2020. One of the core programmes is the Participation in PeKa B40 is automatic based execution of an awareness programme for on the set criteria namely recipients of TVET education targeting the B40 group. “Bantuan Sara Hidup” (BSH) and their We worked closely with YB Kulasegaran registered spouses who are aged 40 years and the Human Resource Development and above. To ensure B40 groups are not Fund (HRDF), and we successfully reached left out of this scheme, EWRF conducts free out to 114 secondary schools and health screening camps and awareness connected with about 15 000 students in programmes nationwide, in various 2019. A total of 436 part-time students residential community centres particularly and 512 full time students have enrolled in targeting the low-cost flat (PPR) residents and other vicinities where the target group (B40)

TVET education. Furthermore, during the 2019/2020

is dominant. We have reached out to more

January 2020 intake, 412 students have enrolled in TVET education and 600 than 5,000 people currently and by the end of students were targetted to enrol for the 2020, we aim to collect the data of all eligible July 2020 intake. We would also like to B40 parents from 100 secondary schools and acknowledge YB Sivarasa for facilitating an 100 national primary schools so that the PeKa increase in the intake of Indian students B40 scheme is made accessible to them. into MRSM from 200 to 500 students. It has definitely been a challenging, yet As for the flagship projects of EWRF, the rewarding year for EWRF. Currently, CSI and Civil Society Intervention (CSI) projects E4J activities are halted since the Movement were conducted in 20 schools and English Control Order (MCO) took effect. However, for Juniors (E4J) in 17 schools in 2019. during this period, we have undertaken a These two projects will continue to be project of providing provisions for the B40 implemented in 2020 as they are group nationwide. This is an ongoing paramount in enhancing the self-esteem project. Besides this, we have successfully and transforming the lives of children and completed the online course of 500 students teenagers. These projects will be to Skills Training for the July 2020 intake. I implemented with some improvements in truly believe, all accomplishments cannot be the work of a single individual, it definitely the modules and delivery mechanisms to ANNUAL REPORT keep in line with the current challenges. takes a collective effort to make an NGO like We like to extend our gratitude to the us viable, and I extend my humble gratitude Malaysian Indian Transformation Unit to the Federal and State governments, (MITRA) and the Malaysian Community Ministry of Education, school administrators, Education Foundation (MCEF) for staff at the headquarters, all branches, all sponsoring our CSI and E4J projects donors both corporates and individuals, respectively. stakeholders, well-wishers and the participating community at large for their effort in the journey to transform and move the community forward.

9 As I hand the baton to the new leadership amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, I am acutely aware of the multitude of challenges in an unprecedented scale that has to be addressed by the new committee without compromising the aspirations of EWRF. This pandemic has triggered financial uncertainty and the economic downturn means future aid budgets, grants and donations are likely to decline. As such, we need new ideas, innovative solutions, and strategic partnerships to ride on through this crisis and remain financially sustainable in our quest to transform the lives of our community. We have been trudging along paths that have never been short of trials and tribulations many times before, and now with renewed passion, dedication and indomitable spirit we will successfully innovate ANNUAL REPORT our way through this crisis.

K. NADARAJAH

2019/2020

10 RAILING BY NUMBERS

Civil Society Intervention Centre for Career Coaching and Volunteer Induction (CSI) Guidance (C3G) Programme (VIP) • Centres : 6 • Students guided : 445 • Volunteers : 63 • Participants : 727 • Secondary schools : 20 • Districts : 11

English for Juniors Technical and Vocational Counseling (E4J) Educational and Training (TVET) • Centres : 17 • Students mentored : 727 • Awareness : 15,430 2019/2020 • Participants : 327 • Walk-in sessions : 244 • Student Registered : 1,354

• Tamil primary schools : 17

• Districts : 8

EWRF PRESIDENTS

• Tan Sri Prof. Dato’ Dr. T. Marimuthu 1979 - 1981 • Dato’ Arumugam Suppiah 1996 - 1998 • Dr. K. K. Nair 1981 - 1982 • Mr. Etican Ramasamy 1998 - 2002 • Dr. N. Iyngaran 1982 - 1984 • Datuk R. Karunakaran 2000 - 2002 • Tan Sri Prof. Dato’ Dr. T. Marimuthu 1984 - 1986 • Mr. S. Jambulingam 2002 - 2004 • Dato’ N. Sadasivan 1986 - 1988 • Mr. S. K. Samy 2004 - 2006 • Dato’ Rommel Josef 1988 - 1990 • Mr. S. Pasupathi 2006 - 2010 • Dr. Gokul R. Naidu 1990 - 1992 • Dato’ A. Yogesvaran 2010 - 2014 • Dr. Thomas Varughese 1992 - 1996 • Ir. Rajasegaran Thevaraj 2014 - 2016 • Mr. S. Padmanathan 2016 - 2018 ANNUAL REPORT PATRONS & TRUSTEES

PATRONS TRUSTEES

• Tan Sri G. K Rama Iyer • Datuk R. Karunakaran • Tan Sri Ramon Navaratnam • Mr. Ken Pushpanathan • Tan Sri Prof. Dato’ Dr. T. Marimuthu • Dato’ A. Yogesvaran • Dato’ N. Sadasivan

11 CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2018/2020 ANNUAL REPORT

NADARAJAH GOVINDASAMY PADMANATHAN KULANDAVELU ANNAMALAI SIVAPRAGASM President Deputy President Advisor

KUMARESU MUTHAMIL CHELVAN KANAGASUNDRAM JEYA KUMAR SANMUKAM KATHAPERUMAL ARUMUGAM @ KANDAN A. SABARATNAM VAITHILINGAM MURUGESU Vice President Vice President General Secretary Deputy Gen Secretary Treasurer Resigned Mar 2019

2019/2020

RAVENTHARAN DR. CHITHRA K.M. SUNDAR KUMAR KETHESWAARAN SIVARAJ PARA SUBRAMANIAM KRISHNAN ADIYODI RATTAN SINGH NADARAJAH RAJA GOPAL Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Resigned May 2019

DURAI RAJ KANNAN KRISHNASAMY M. SUBRAMANIAM GUGANESAN ARUMUGAM KALIMUTHU MUNIANDY MUNIANDY PARASURAMAN Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Resigned Dec 2018 Resigned Nov 2018 Resigned Nov 2018 Resigned Sept 2019

12 NOTICE OF THE 37TH EWRF ANNUAL DELEGATES CONFERENCE

NOTICE Pursuant to Rule 8.7 of EWRF’s Constitution, Notice is hereby given that the 37th Annual Delegates Conference (ADC) of the Foundation will be as

follows: 2019/2020

Date 26th and 27th September 2020 (Saturday and Sunday)

Time From 11.00 am on 26th September 2020 to 2.30 pm on 27th September 2020

Venue MTREE HOTEL PUCHONG No 6. Jalan Kenari 12, Bandar Puchong Jaya, 47170 Puchong, Selangor.

The central committee wishes to draw your attention ANNUAL REPORT to rule 8.1 of the constitution, that any member of the foundation may be present at the Delegates Conference but may not vote.

On behalf of the Central Committee 2018/2020

KANAGASUNDRAM A. SABARATNAM General Secretary

13 AGENDA FOR THE 37TH EWRF ANNUAL DELEGATES CONFERENCE

TIME AGENDA

ANNUAL REPORT 11.00am Arrival of Delegates and Registration 12.30pm - 2.00pm Lunch 2.01pm - 2.10pm Irai Vanakam 2.11pm - 2.25pm Welcome address by General Secretary of EWRF Malaysia 2.26pm - 2.40pm Official address by President of EWRF Malaysia

1 2.41pm - 3.00pm Confirmation of the 36th Annual Delegates Conference Minutes

3.01pm - 3.35pm Presentation of the Central Committee Report 2019/2020 3.36pm - 3.45pm Acceptance and Adoption of 2019/2020 Central Committee and Treasurer’s Report

DAY 3.46pm - 4.30pm Presentation by Branches 4.31pm - 4.50pm Other Matters 4.51pm - 5.00pm Tea Break 7.00pm onwards Annual Dinner

2019/2020 DAY1 TIME AGENDA

8.30am -10.45am Presentation by Branches (Cont’d)

2 10.46am -11.00am Tea Break

11.01am -12.30pm Open Forum 12.31pm -1.00pm Election and Appointment of Office Bearers for 2020/2022 1.01pm -1.15pm Closing Speech

DAY 1.16pm -2.00pm Lunch DAY2

14 MINUTES OF THE 36TH EWRF ANNUAL DELEGATES CONFERENCE (ADC)

Meeting : EWRF 36th Annual Delegates Conference Date : 15th & 16th June 2019 Venue : Classic Hotel Muar

CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Nadarajah Kulandavelu Raventharan Para Subramaniam President Committee Member Govindasamy Annamalai Dr. Chithra K. M. Krishnan Adiyodi Deputy President Committee Member Muthamil Chelvan Arumugam @ Kandan Ketheswaaran Nadarajah Vice President Committee Member 2019/2020

Kanagasundram A. Sabaratnam Sivaraj Raja Gopal

General Secretary Committee Member Jeya Kumar Vaithilingam Subramaniam Muniandy Deputy General Secretary Committee Member Sanmukam Murugesu Padmanathan Sivapragasm Treasurer Advisor

BRANCH DELEGATES EWRF AMPANG EWRF KAJANG Chairman - Sharavana Visvanathan Chairman - Elangovan Govindasamy Vice Chairman - Sheran Gobi Secretary - Aswin Ananthan EWRF KLUANG Chairperson - Muralee Thangavelu

EWRF HULU SELANGOR Secretary - Ummajananisheree ANNUAL REPORT Chairwomen - Subathirah Ramaloo Treasurer - Rajaretnam Nadison Vice Chairman - Thamilarasu Arumugam Committee Member - Haarish Kumar Selvaraju Commitee Member - Kanamah Jayaraman EWRF MUAR EWRF JOHOR BAHRU Chairman - Palani Annamalai Chairman - Raam Kumar Karuppiah Vice Chairman - Balusamy Murugan Committee Member - Jivasangeeta Narayanasamy Treasurer - Kailasam Muthusamy

15 BRANCH DELEGATES

EWRF RAWANG EWRF SUNGAI PETANI Chairperson - Murugan Ramasamy Vice Chairman - Vinotraj Silvarajoo Vice Chairman - Dinesh Selvarajoo Secretary - Devamary Palaniandy Asst Secretary - B. Thana Rubinie Treasurer - Thinagaran Subramaniam EWRF SERDANG EWRF TANJONG MALIM Committee Member - Albert Sinnappen Chairman - Kumaresu Kathaperumal

ANNUAL REPORT Chairwomen - Kanithraletchume Naidu Treasurer - Yasotha Arumugam Secretary - Elizabeth Asiravatham Committee Member - Hemanathan Gandappan EWRF SUBANG JAYA EWRF MELAKA Treasurer - Hemamalini Ambigabathy Secretary - Rajendran Raja Manikam Committee Member - Krishnan Rao Santhrayah Committee Member - B. Presannakumar OBSERVERS

EWRF TANJONG MALIM EWRF PENANG • Santhiran Manimaran • Shalini Kasinathan • Thayalieny Somu EWRF HULU SELANGOR • Jagatheeswari Bosmani • Kalaivani Balakrishnan • Nom Naagaindra Chelvan EWRF SUBANG JAYA EWRF RAWANG • Sateshwaran Sivalingham • Tarshan Raj Balasubramaniam

EWRF SUNGAI PETANI

2019/2020 EWRF KAJANG • Shalini Superamaniam • Shubhashini Kanniah • Avineshwary EWRF AMPANG • Jasvineeya • Jeevan Raj

EWRF GOMBAK EWRF MUAR • Sundara Murthi Sinappan • Shanmugam Palani • Arun Kumar Narayanan EWRF JOHOR BAHRU • Pn. Siti Fauziah Ismail SECRETARIAT TEAM

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Geevan Ramalingam PROJECT MANAGER Segaran Chandrakumaran ACCOUNTS OFFICER Ratha Varatha Govindan PROJECT OFFICER Cecilia Susai Shangiri Muniandy Sathiyavani Subramaniam

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1. IRAI VANAKKAM 3.1 Mr. Kana thanked and welcomed the delegates. 1.1 The 36th ADC commenced He then congratulated with a prayer led by Mrs. Mr. Jeevabalan of EWRF Raja Rajeswari Sg. Petani, Mr. Muralee of EWRF Kluang who were 2. WELCOMING ADDRESS BY recently appointed as branch chairmen, and Mr. Guganesan EWRF MUAR CHAIRPERSON, as an EWRF Central DR. RAJASEELAN (HOSTING Committee member. BRANCH) 3.2 Mr. Kana explained that the 2.1 On behalf of EWRF Muar, purpose of the ADC meeting Dr. Rajaseelan welcomed all is to reorganise and revitalise delegates and Central the EWRF organisation and to Committee members to the move the community forward. 36th Annual Delegates

Conference. 2019/2020

3.3 The objective of the Focus

Group meeting is to generate 2.2 Dr. Rajaseelan explained and share ideas suggested about the history of EWRF by delegates and the Muar and how it was committee in order to execute officially founded in 1983 by them seamlessly in the future. Mr. G. Shanmugam, a teacher. 3.4 Not only that, he also notified the total number of 2.3 Mr. Etican Ramasamy was current members are 1147 the Chairman of the Muar and thanked the branches branch from 1983 to 2004 and who have successfully also EWRF’s president from updated their respective 1998 to 2000. His main focus e-Roses. was on Education and Sport activities for underprivileged students. It was during his 4. WELCOMING SPEECH BY EWRF chairmanship, the historical PRESIDENT EWRF Muar hostel was established. 4.1 Mr. Nadarajah thanked EWRF Muar for organising the 36th 2.4 Dr. Raja invited all the ADC for the year 2019. He attendees to visit the EWRF appreciated those who are ANNUAL REPORT Muar hostel. still serving, those that had served in EWRF and the 2.5 Opening performance by E4J other participants for actively Kids from EWRF Muar. participating in all the activities and events that 3. OPENING ADDRESS BY THE have been held by EWRF. GENERAL SECRETARY OF EWRF

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4.2 In 2018, EWRF conducted 5. CONFIRMATION OF THE 35TH the E4J and CSI programmes EWRF ANNUAL DELEGATES in 40 schools nationwide CONFERENCE MINUTES with lesser funding than previous years. Even though

ANNUAL REPORT Adoption of Minutes by the number of centres for the Mr. Kumaresu, EWRF coming year is less we are Tg. Malim and was accepted looking to focus more on by Mr. Sharavana, EWRF productivity and quality. Ampang. 4.3 The E4J and CSI programmes were improvised as more QUICK REVIEW OF LATEST emphasis was made based ANNUAL REPORT on each of their components, • EWRF JB’s Mr. Raam materials and methodology of commented on the training to improve the Committee Member’s overall quality of the name, Gan Siew Yan outcomes. which was missing in the 4.4 The current focus of EWRF is Annual Report and that something along the line of the photos used were C3G which is a joint venture older ones. with the present government called Jom TVET. EWRF’s • EWRF Rawang’s primary focus is to spread Mr. Murugan commented that one of the events

awareness of TVET and

the benefits that they offer that was previously held 2019/2020 especially to the children who is missing in the Annual come from the B40 income Report. group as well as to encourage the B40 community to come • EWRF Tg. Malim’s together in placing at least Mr. Kumaresu commented 2000 students by mid 2020. on an error with the phone number that was 4.5 Mr. Nadarajah appreciates stated under Branch teachers like Ms. Malar from Contact in the Annual EWRF Muar who are very Report. He requested to dedicated and sets a great add the branch chairman’s example for other similar contact number on the teachers and facilitators to 2nd page of the report. successfully run the E4J Committee member was programme at their a different name and need respective centres. to replace with the correct name.

ANNUAL REPORT: 36TH • Mr. Kumaresu also MEETING MINUTES requested the AR to be sent in via email to add Mr. Sanmukam is absent any extra comments before today with apologies. All the report is sent out for branch members and other printing to avoid errors. attendees accepted the minutes of the previous • Adoption of Minutes by meeting without any Mr. Dinesh Selvarajoo from amendments or remarks. Rawang and accepted by Mr. Vinotraj from EWRF Sungai Petani. 18 MINUTES OF THE 36TH EWRF ANNUAL DELEGATES CONFERENCE (ADC)

6. PRESENTATION OF THE • The 34th ADC held in June TREASURER’S STATEMENT OF 2017 had passed a REPORT 2018/2019 resolution to approve amendments to the 6.1 On behalf of the treasurer, Constitution to allow the the Audit Report and Foundation’s assets to be Financial Report was registered under the name presented by Ms. Ratha, of the Foundation rather Accounts Officer of EWRF HQ. than to be held by The total income for the year Trustees. 2018 was RM1,309,312.00, whereas the total expenses • These amendments were were RM1,629,189.00 with a presented to ROS for deficit of (RM319,817.00) approval but ROS has requested for further 6.2 Branches requested to amendments to introduce enlarge the image of the a section setting out the 2019/2020

Audit Report. definition or interpretation for keywords or phrases 6.3 Adoption of Accounts by in the Constitution before Ms. Devamary from EWRF they would issue an Sungai Petani and accepted approval for all other by Mr. Raja Retnam from amendments. EWRF Kluang. • Hence, the need to review EWRF PROJECTS 2018/2019 the entire Constitution to identify the relevant • Mr. Kana requested to keywords and phrases reach out to more states. and set out the definitions For the present year, the and interpretations. committee focused on STI, Scholarship and the • As a result of this VIP programmes for the exercise to review the benefit of the community. entire Constitution, the EXCO has identified a few • Counseling needs to areas of the Constitution be sustained with the that also need to be current number to focus addressed based on the more on mental health.

Foundation’s policies ANNUAL REPORT and objectives moving • Adoption of Projects forward. report by Mr. Raam from EWRF JB and accepted • A Constitutional Taskforce by Mr. Muralee from with some key people was EWRF Kluang. formed to run through the entire Constitution to OTHER MATTERS: change things with CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES relevant details. BY MR. JEYA KUMAR (REFER TO THE PRESENTATION)

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Areas for concern / suggestions are: ILP TVET PROGRAMME “JOM TVET” BY MR. ELAIYARAJ 1. Membership RETNAM, “JOM TVET” CHIEF PROJECT COORDINATOR • Powers of Central ANNUAL REPORT Committee Members • With the support and and procedures in funding from the Ministry regulating memberships, of Human Resources, EWRF general discipline, voting will take up the role of rights and etc. increasing the number of Indian students in 2. Delegates Conference government-run Skill Training Institutes. • Eligibility to attend and participate, the conduct • To address the dropout rate of proceedings, the election of of 10,000 students every proceedings, the election of year who contribute to central committee social ills. members and office bearers, and tenure of • TVET - Jom-ILP President to be increased Promotion: to a minimum of 3 years — Focusing on Recruitment & per term. Enrollment of Indian students in ILPs, retaining and placing 3. Appointment and role of them in proper jobs. trustees

2019/2020 • Mr. Elaiyaraj requested • Clarifying role in respect of for branches to give their properties / assets of the full support to reach out to foundation more students since there are two intakes yearly at • Fundraising, Financial and the ILPs. Audit provisions • Students who possess a • To authorise the creation of minimum of 3 credits; rules and regulations dropouts from the school system could register with • Whether to remove certain EWRF to be placed in ILPs prohibitions nationwide.

• Explore the possibility of • JOM-ILP Campaign - converting EWRF to a social Branches need to take enterprise responsibility to identify students and distribute • The interpretation of specific brochures around to the words and phrases within the B40 category students so Constitution that may need that they can register with an explanation for purposes of EWRF and enrol in an ILP clarity and certainty in the future.

• Review all provisions to rectify any possible spelling and / or grammatical mistakes

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• Regional coordinators will EWRF MOBILE APPLICATION & be appointed and they DATABASE: MR. GUGANESAN will reach out to targetted students. The support • The objective of the EWRF structure will also have Mobile Application is to to collaborate with other recruit, monitor and NGOs to meet the support the TVET targetted students. initiative mentioned above. • EWRF Muar commented on food & cultural issues • A Mobile and Web happening at the ILPs. application will be used The reply is if there are to collect students data more than 10 Indian nationwide where: students in ILP, the management will appoint — The real-time dashboard one person to take care will be provided to the 2019/2020

of their food and other officer to check the matters upon request. progress.

• Ms. Devamary from — An automated reminder EWRF Sg. Petani will notify the officer to requested for an make sure the progress alternative programme is completed on time. for students who can’t read and write. Mr. — Statistics will be auto- Elaiyaraj replied that generated once the there is a test called UKK students start to key- (Ujian Kecenderungan in the data making it Kemahiran) for those easier for the officer to who are unable to read monitor the progress and write. and to present to the funder or ministry. • Mr. Murugan from EWRF Rawang enquired on • Other areas the Mobile suggestions for ways to Application will be used convince the parents to for are: send their children to

ILPs. Mr. Ketheswaran — Recruitment: The ANNUAL REPORT suggested explaining to TVET team will be parents using success creating awareness stories of skillful workers nationwide to enrol and Mr. Govinda the students. suggested getting the school teachers and — Enrolment: The principals involved and students will be to advise the parents registered using the about skills training. app with the help of parents, teachers and counselors.

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to use the app to ensure / monitor the student’s INPUT FROM CCM AND progress until they DELEGATES complete the course. • Mr. Nadarajah requested for

ANNUAL REPORT everyone to collaborate with other — Placement: TVET NGOs or agencies and share the graduates will be able benefits with CSI and E4J to be supported with students. Branches are required job placement and to use the funds received from mentoring. EWRF for EWRF projects and not for branch initiatives. — Mr. Hemanathan advised to use the 7.2 EWRF Kajang existing CSI database Presented by: Mr. Elangovan for enrolement into ILPs.

— Mr. Nathan explained CSI that more awareness should reach the Indian • In 2018, 3 centres conducted the community to develop CSI programme. Mr. Elangovan their skills in the right conveyed his gratitude to EWRF direction. HQ for conducting the Intro camps.

7. PRESENTATION BY EWRF E4J BRANCHES • E4J’s “Education Tour” was

2019/2020 planned, where the students 7.1 Sungai Petani visited the Planetarium & Presented by: Ms. Devamary Muzium Negara in Kuala Lumpur to instill their interest in science CSI and history. • Introduced “Silambam” to CSI OTHER INITIATIVES students and Inter Football tournaments for students to • “Food Fun Fare” was organised as improve their sports skills. a fundraising initiative. • “Public Speaking” was E4J initiated for the students as an external programme for better • Collaborated with Jaya exposure. Foundation and visited • Social Work by CSI Botanical Garden in Penang. students like cleaning of temple OTHER INITIATIVES premises before and after Thaipusam to instill elements of • Various programmes like the social responsibility and “Motivational Programme for environmental consciousness. SMK Aman Jaya”, “Pongal Celebration”, “Motivational INPUT FROM CCM AND Programme for Youths”, and DELEGATES “Recognition Award for SMK • Mr. Nadarajah appreciated the St. Theresa Students”. Kajang branch for their collaboration with the temple committee to run their programme.

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7.3 EWRF Johor Bharu 7.5 EWRF Rawang Presented by: Mr. Raam Kumar Presented by: Mr. Murugan

CSI CSI • CSI Introduction and programme • CSI was conducted for 25 took place at SMK Taman Selesa students from all over Rawang Jaya 2 and Mr. Raam every Sunday at Balai Raya Taman appreciated HQ for giving a Melati, Serendah. chance to the students of JB Branch’s own “Kulai Education E4J Centre”to be involved in the CSI • The E4J programme was National Sports Carnival. conducted for SJKT Ladang Selangor River’s students every OTHER INITIATIVES Saturday. • Skills Training Initiative and

“Saathanai Suvadugal” was OTHER INITIATIVES 2019/2020 initiated in Skudai, Ulu Tiram and

• E4K (English for Kids) is an Kulai. EWRF JB also initiated their English programme similar to E4J 30th Anniversary Annual consisting of 35 participants Dinner and managed to raise conducted every Tuesday at Balai RM150,000.00. Raya Taman Teratai, 20 participants at Sri Maha • Video presentation about KEC Mariamman Temple in Sg. Gapi, projects, activities carried out by 30 participants at Balai Raya the branch with testimonials by Taman Melati and 25 participants students and parents from Kulai at our fourth centre at Sri Maha Apartments. Mariamman Temple in Batu 17.

7.4 EWRF Serdang • EWRF Rawang had also conducted Presented by: Mr. Albert a Mini Charity Golf at Tasik Puteri Golf & Country Club, Rawang as a fundraising initiative. Mothers CSI Day celebration, a get together • Conducted in SMK Seri Serdang for volunteers, Jungle Trekking, with 31 students. E4K Appreciation Day and Deepavali old folks home visits E4J were the additional activities ANNUAL REPORT • Conducted in SJKT Serdang with organised by the branch. 20 students. • Requesting the CCM to visit OTHER INITIATIVES branch activities / events. EWRF Rawang requested for more time • EWRF Serdang conducted to present their activities and Weekly English Classes for 15 success stories. students at Maha Kaliamman temple hall to increase English proficiency among primary students. EWRF Serdang also collaborated with Lions Club Mega City, KL at SJKT Serdang for contribution towards E4J students.

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7.6 EWRF Tg. Malim 7.7 EWRF Hulu Selangor Presented by: Mr. Hemanathan Presented by: Mr. Arun

CSI OTHER INITIATIVES ANNUAL REPORT • CSI was conducted in 3 schools • The Community Transformation benefiting 90 students. Programme (CTP) was officially launched by Mr. Nadarajah to E4J uplift 150 B40 families in Bukit • E4J was conducted in 12 schools Beruntung by providing basic benefitting approximately 250 financial assistance to pay their students. For the Educational Trip, utility bills. Further to that around students were taken to visit 15 families were provided the well renowned Taiping Zoo counseling for their mental health which turned out to be an eye during a camp at Broga Hills and opening experience for all the students were provided free children. tuition for those in primary and secondary schools. EWRF OTHER INITIATIVES Hulu Selangor and EWRF • Tg. Malim branch also Rawang have brought a lot of initiated a Chess Programme. young volunteers who later also A booth was set up at the Ipoh became branch committee Kallumalai Temple during members after their consistent Thaipusam day for ILP and genuine service rendered recruitment where registration to EWRF and the community they forms were collected by serve.

2019/2020 interested applicants and submitted to HQ to be COMMITTEE NOTE processed. Mr. Ketheswaaran, • Mr. Govinda’s advice was to be head of the 2019 EWRF careful not to provide provisions Fundraising Dinner Committee too often as that practice may mentioned this year’s dinner will lead them to becoming dependent be organised by Tg. Malim & on outside help and stop them Ampang Branch with the help of from trying to become EWRF HQ. independent and finding solutions for themselves. COMMITTEE NOTE • Mr. Ketheswaaran also went on 7.8 EWRF Ampang to request that each branch Presented by: Mr. Sharavana take up at least one table at the upcoming Fundraising Dinner. • CSI and E4J need to be funded by OTHER INITIATIVES the respective branches in the • Mega Events were conducted for future. 700 students at SMK Taman Tasik, Ampang for multiracial students. The C3G project was carried out with a collaboration with MyHope Foundation. The Good Kids and EWRF Ampang carried out the CSI project as a joint venture.

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7.9 EWRF Kluang Presented by: Mr. Muralee OTHER INITIATIVES • SPM empowerment programmes for SPM students were carried out CSI to create awareness on higher • CSI was conducted in 3 schools education. EWRF Melaka also benefiting 102 students. conducted a Seminar at the Multimedia University (MMU) for a OTHER INITIATIVES talk about “Time Management” • Motivation and Awareness and “Kalvi Yaagam” conducted programmes were conducted by by Shakti Sai Foundation for CSI Custom Officers where they and E4J students focusing on shared job opportunities which education. are available in the Malaysian Customs Department. Several 7.11 EWRF Subang Jaya programmes were conducted Presented by: Ms. Malini

for CSI students such as climbing 2019/2020

Gunung Lambak, Education Focus programme which help students CSI with their exam preparation. • CSI was conducted in two centres EWRF Kluang also conducted a which benefitted 70 students. CSI University Qualifier Programme for Youth was launched for ex-CSI their ex-CSI students. EWRF students who are currently in Kluang also went on to adopt two Form 4 & 5. A CSI Inter-branch schools to initiate “My School My futsal tournament was conducted Library” where they decorated for current CSI students. SJKT and reorganised the school’s Hicom and Sri Muda Mariamman library. EWRF Kluang is currently temple collaborated together to planning a new initiative called conduct the CSI Intro Camp. “Girls, Know Yourself”as a joint venture with FRHAM. E4J COMMITTEE NOTE • E4J was conducted in 3 centres that benefitted 60 students. • Mr. Kana took this opportunity to emphasise that branches should OTHER INITIATIVES use social media to publicise their • CSI Parents got themselves activities to create more involved and supported the CSI awareness to the public. programme by offering sponsorship of various kinds to ANNUAL REPORT 7.10 EWRF Melaka EWRF Subang Jaya. University Presented by: Mr. Rajendran undergraduates also taught tuition classes for CSI students as part of community service. CSI • CSI was conducted in one centre COMMITTEE NOTE benefiting 23 students. • Mr. Nadarajah took this opportunity to encourage all E4J the branches to train and get • E4J was conducted in 3 schools their younger volunteers and benefiting 60 students. members to participate and conduct activities while being monitored by the branches.

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7.12 EWRF Muar 7.14 EWRF Gombak Presented by: Ms. Malar Presented by: Mr. Sundara Murthi CSI ANNUAL REPORT • CSI was conducted in one centre CSI which benefitted 37 students. • CSI was conducted in two centres which benefitted 64 students. E4J • E4J was conducted in one OTHER INITIATIVES centre that benefitted 20 students. • A parenting programme was She explained that in order to conducted for CSI parents to understand the students better we create a bonding among CSI should be able to go down to students and their parents. The their level. branch also planned to improve the attendance of their CSI 7.13 EWRF Penang students by engaging with their Presented by: Ms. Shalini parents.

8. FEEDBACK FROM DELEGATES CSI AND CENTRAL COMMITTEE • CSI was conducted in two centres MEMBERS which benefitted 72 students. 8.1 Mr. Jeyakumar is willing to E4J conduct workshops regarding legal issues for all EWRF • E4J was conducted in one centre

2019/2020 which benefitted 20 students. branches. 8.2 Mr. Muthamil emphasised that OTHER INITIATIVES he is willing to train all the • CSI and E4J were integrated branches to conduct Train the together to save cost as this Trainers for Chess to enhance allows the older CSI students the knowledge of Chess to as to take charge of the junior E4J many children and youths as students who instill leadership possible. His long term goal is skills. EWRF Penang also to groom a chess Grandmaster collaborated with the Tzu Chi in Malaysia. Foundation to obtain welfare, 8.3 Mr. Govinda asked the scholarship and also various branches to take up a table sponsorship opportunities. EWRF each for the upcoming Gala Penang brought their students for Dinner 2019 as a contribution outdoor exploration at the Penang to the foundation’s fundraising Tropical Fruit Farm and also for campaign. jungle trekking as part of 8.4 Mr. Sivaraj is willing to assist extracurricular activities and guide E4J’s Project Officer, conducted by the branch. During Ms. Cecilia concerning E4J the CSI sessions, facilitators related matters. exposed these children to 8.5 Mr. M. S. Subramaniam is craftwork, cooking, drawing and willing to help in connecting etc. branches with other NGOs to share ideas and contacts. 8.6 Dr. Chithra advised the branch leaders to check the CSI and E4J’s weekly reports before being sent to HQ. 26 MINUTES OF THE 36TH EWRF ANNUAL DELEGATES CONFERENCE (ADC)

8.7 Mr. S. P Nathan advised that it 10. ADJOURNMENT OF THE 36TH is crucial for branches and ANNUAL DELEGATES facilitators to build strong CONFERENCE relationships with an individual if they wish to see • The ADC adjourned at 1.55pm on changes in them. the 16th of June 2019. 8.8 Mr. Nadarajah thanked all the branches and staff who 11. THE NEXT ADC WILL BE worked hard all this while. HOSTED BY EWRF SUNGAI Special thanks goes out to the PETANI. Muar team for organising such a splendid ADC this year.

UPCOMING EVENTS: • Mr. Kana emphasised that branch ROS should be 2019/2020

updated on time, they should keep their treasurer’s report & bank statements in order and also have a copy of all the financial and project documents that they have submitted to HQ.

9. OTHER MATTERS

9.1 Mr. Jeyakumar commended the participants who shared their ideas on the many ways branches were able to seek funding for their projects. He went on to encourage branches to share their experience of the benefits of the CSI programme with current and future CSI

participants. He also ANNUAL REPORT mentioned that all activities conducted by branches are shared on social media so that the public is aware of how they are helping the community and this will also help with funding. Projects should also be captured in a video format and be shared with CSI & E4J parents. Mr. Jeya apologised for not regularly visiting branches in the past and requested for their programme schedule to be shared with the CC in advance so arrangements for visits can be made. 27 28 ANNUAL REPORT 2019/2020 2019/2020

EWRF PROJECTS ANNUAL REPORT 2019/2020

29 Before CIVIL SOCIETY CSI INTERVENTION After (CSI) CSI

Carried out for The CSI programme since its initiation in 2009 has been students focusing continuously developed to assist youths facing social on building ANNUAL REPORT and financial challenges in their daily lives. character and confidence

To reduce Students coming from Character development National sport events are criminal socio-economically and to unearth potential an eye-opener for many activities challenged backgrounds skills participating students

Increased motivation, self-esteem, future Increased referral and aspiration, risk awareness access to psychosocial and management as well counseling as leadership, teamwork and communication

2019/2020

Decrease in delinquent Improved academic behaviour and disciplinary achievements with issues leading to a drop reduced dropouts in the crime rate among youths

6 STATES

10 BRANCHES 3566 3300 STUDENTS 63 FACILITATORS STUDENTS 2957 STUDENTS 727 STUDENTS

1251 STUDENTS 727 430 600 333 334 STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS 300 STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 30 ENGLISH FOR JUNIORS (E4J)

English for Juniors or E4J was initiated in 2009 to address the issue of poor literacy in the English language among National Type Tamil school students.

Primary school students are Exposed to speaking, Confidently Facilitators trained by immersed in 3 hour weekly listening, reading and communicating with others subject matter sessions for 20 weeks writing in English in English experts 2019/2020

Improving their English literacy skills while falling Increased self-esteem in love with the English through the learning of 200 language new English words

Functional use of the Learn the value of language is emphasised teamwork while being to build confidence among exposed to leadership students roles

4340 5 STATES STUDENTS ANNUAL REPORT 6 BRANCHES

17 FACILITATORS 2720 STUDENTS 327 STUDENTS 2204 STUDENTS 2000 STUDENTS 1750 STUDENTS 1680 803 500 STUDENTS 789 STUDENTS STUDENTS 327 STUDENTS STUDENTS

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 31 CENTRE FOR CAREER COACHING AND GUIDANCE (C3G)

Centre for Career Coaching and Guidance (C3G) aims to provide C3G OUTCOME FROM CSI STUDENTS ARTISTIC CONVENTIONAL ENTREPRISING career guidance and counseling for students and job-seekers, 23 18 11 ANNUAL REPORT

assisting them to develop an action plan and set goals towards REALISTIC 21 SOCIAL 18 INVESTIGATIVE 18 their chosen careers.

OBJECTIVE 1: OBJECTIVE 2: EWRF INCREASING adopts knowledge the John Holland Personality Test of what is available in the market to conduct interactive and in terms of education trends and experimental C3G workshops for career paths Form 1 to Form 5 students

OBJECTIVE 3: OBJECTIVE 4: INTERPERSONAL 445 skills 2019/2020 CSI for them to make informed students were decisions on suitable career provided guidance in selecting choices their higher education based on John Holland’s personality test

10133 6 STATES STUDENTS 9886 STUDENTS 7608 10 BRANCHES STUDENTS 5866 STUDENTS 4566 63 FACILITATORS STUDENTS 4202 445 STUDENTS STUDENTS 3300 STUDENTS 2957 STUDENTS

902 STUDENTS 445 STUDENTS

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 32 VOLUNTEER INDUCTION PROGRAMME (VIP)

The goal is to introduce EWRF and its activities to newly recruited volunteers as well as to create interactive activities for the existing volunteers. EWRF realises the integral part volunteers play in the proper delivery of its programmes.

To develop a group of strongly commited volunteers to facilitate the community VIP includes various outdoor and indoor development programmes conducted by activities to build teamwork, leadership EWRF in order to achieve its overall vision and communication skills and mission 2019/2020

In 2018, VIP underwent a review with the aim of enhancing the programme on FEEL effective recruiment and retention GAIN NEW MAKE A VALUED AND SKILLS DIFFERENCE BE PART OF GIVE BACK MEET B40 A TEAM TO THE FAMILIES COMMUNITY EWRF’s responsibility is to train and create a well coordinated team that can work together as a well-oiled machine in delivering EWRF programmes

6 STATES ANNUAL REPORT 10 BRANCHES

63 VOLUNTEERS 319 VOLUNTEERS 157 VOLUNTEERS 126 90 VOLUNTEERS VOLUNTEERS 63 62 VOLUNTEERS 50 38 VOLUNTEERS 38 VOLUNTEERSVOLUNTEERS VOLUNTEERS

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 33 COUNSELING

Counseling remains EWRF’s core activities that guide

ANNUAL REPORT clients to manage emotions and deal with various social illnesses effectively.

FAMILY COUNSELING PARENTING COUNSELING Appropriate psychosocial Parents on many support helps children and occasions have sought their families overcome help from EWRF to assist challenges them in managing their children more effectively

ONE AND ONE COUNSELING STUDENTS COUNSELING

EWRF works closely Counseling is given to

2019/2020 with well-trained and high-risk students who certified counselors to suffer from depression provide counseling and other emotional services to those in problems need

244 SESSIONS

121 SESSIONS

35 33 34 35 SESSIONS SESSIONS SESSIONS 29 SESSIONS SESSIONS

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 34 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIP

Community Development Scholarship Programme empower students from B40 families by providing a platform to enhance students’ professional development skills to prepare them for future success.

EWRF has stringent vetting processes to assess these students This opportunity further develops and only the deserving ones are a student’s confidence level. These recommended for consideration. will also make them stand out from Successful scholars are required 2019/2020

other students.

to fullfill community service hours with EWRF.

• FOUNDATION • FOUNDATION • DIPLOMA • DEGREE • DEGREE 1 COURSE 17 COURSES OFFERED OFFERED

2 COLLEGES/ UNIVERSITIES ANNUAL REPORT 20 APPLICANTS

5 SHORTLISTED 6 SCHOLARS 5 3 ENROLLED 4 SCHOLARS SCHOLARS 3 3 SCHOLARS 2 SCHOLARS 2 SCHOLARS SCHOLARS

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 35 RESEARCH

Research has been one of the key initiatives of EWRF since it’s inception. Numerous research papers were published and ANNUAL REPORT presented to the government over the years.

Research findings are used as Research enables the the basis for EWRF’s outreach development of a more programmes and the effective and implementable development of its training plan for the students modules

2019/2020 Research is not only limited to the programmes and its This would be an ongoing effort outcomes but performance of to ensure the overall facilitators are also assessed to development of EWRF ensure continuous improvement THROWBACK OF 2019

1988 1998 2012 2014 2018 1988 1994 2013 2018

36 MEDIC AID & WELFARE

Started six years ago, the Medic Aid and Welfare initiative has had very positive implications on the recipients. Although our outreach is to a small group of people, but the impact on their lives is noteworthy.

To assist the poor and needy in the right direction To provide financial assistance to the poor with on a case to case basis. medical related problems. 2019/2020

FINANCIAL MEDICAL AID EXPENSES 69 % 22 %

TOTAL AMOUNT UTILISED RM

34,471.01 ANNUAL REPORT

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37 TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING

The Skill Training Iniative (STI) programme is aimed at increasing the number of Malaysian Indian youths under the ANNUAL REPORT B40 category enrolled in Government Skills Training Institutions nationwide. In 2019, the Jom-TVET project was a collaboration with the Ministry of Human Resources.

Jom-TVET Campaign : Duration : March 2019 - July 2020

Jom-TVET Campaign campaign coverage Campaign initially started Campaign promoted both in December 2018 and in intakes in 2019 and 2020 March 2019, official (January & July)

collaboration with

MOHR took place 2019/2020 EWRF method EWRF has setup TVET coordinators at HQ and appointed state coordinators and volunteers to conduct strategic campaign within a stipulated timeframe

Campaign Structure

Identification Recruitment Retention Placement

Awareness programme Recruitment of Conduct personal Assist ILP students for students, teachers students into ILJTM development programmes with their industrial and general public through various and monthly follow-up for training and job campaigns retention of ILP students placements

38 Identification (TVET Awareness Campaign)

Total student reachout Awareness talk in secondary schools via nationwide awareness campaign Student visits to ILP workshops Methods TVET workshops for secondary Total : school counselors Awareness talks to NGOs on TVET opportunities 15,430 TVET awareness booths at public events Form 4 & 5 students Awareness programmes with ADUNs (March – Nov 2019) & MPs Awareness programmes with PPR communities Recruitment (Registering students into TVET institutions) 2019/2020

450 400 350 300 436 333 250 317 200 195 150 100 50 24 14 8 27 0 January July Short term ILJTM IKBN NIOSH KV Private TVET course (PT3) 948 Indians in ILJTM in 2019 406 Indians in January 2020

Total registration of students into TVET institution intake via Jom-TVET for year 2019 and January 2020 intake : 1,354 Indian students

Retention : Developing life Jom-TVET campaign extended

skills among ILP graduates to cover UPU July 2020 intake ANNUAL REPORT

Engagement with students in Physical booth campaign all 14 ILPs 564 students applied (before MCO) via UPU focusing on Conducted life skills development ILJTM, ILKBS, Politeknik Online campaign programmes for ILP students & Kolej Komuniti (WhatsApp, FB & IG promotion) Campaign Retention Follow up & regular meet up Nationwide Campaign Methods Radio & TV channel promotion (To ensure ILP session with ILP students . for July 2020 intake were students complete started in Feb 2020 EWRF TVET database calls their studies) Programmes via student clubs Students were registered at ILPs . via UPU govt higher studies Referral from school teachers . Due to Covid-19 pandemic, Sharing session by industry campaigns were shifted Referral from Jom-TVET state experts online and applications coordinators & IPTA promotion were made via phone calls campaign by NGOs

39 40 ANNUAL REPORT 2019/2020 41

ANNUAL REPORT 2019/2020 ANNUAL REPORT

ACTIVITIES BY EWRF BRANCHES 2019/2020

2019/2020

42 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF SUNGAI PETANI

OFFICE BEARERS

CHAIRPERSON JEEVABALAN JAYARAMAN VICE-CHAIRPERSON VINOTRAJ SILVARAJOO SECRETARY DEVAMARY PALANIANDY ASST. SECRETARY TAMARISELVI BASKARAN NAYAT TREASURER THINAGARAN SUBRAMANIAN COMMITTEE MEMBERS PUNITHA MURUGAIAH SHALINI SUPERAMANIAM RATNA DEVI MURUGAYA HAANATHARAO GUNNASAGARAN ADDRESS NO. 313, 2ND FLOOR, JALAN KELAB CINTA SAYANG, 08000 SG. PETANI, KEDAH. EWRF CORE ACTIVITIES ENGLISH FOR JUNIORS (E4J) 2019/2020

NO. OF CENTRES 2 PARTICIPATED SJKT MAHAJOTHI SCHOOLS SJKT HARVARD 3 NO. OF STUDENTS 38

CIVIL SOCIETY INTERVENTION (CSI) NO. OF CENTRES 4 PARTICIPATED SMK TAMAN RIA JAYA SCHOOLS SMK BEDONG SMK AMAN JAYA SMK SG. PASIR KECHIL NO. OF STUDENTS 141 BRANCH ACTIVITIES

KEM JATI DIRI - PROGRAM PENGUASAAN BAHASA MELAYU DATE : 29 NOV - 12 DEC 2019 VENUE : SJKT SG. TOK PAWANG, BEDONG NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 75 OBJECTIVE : ENABLE PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS TO IMPROVE ON THIER COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN BAHASA MELAYU. ANNUAL REPORT

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 2,722.25 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 36,342.53 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 35,384.10 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 3,680.68 43 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF KAJANG

OFFICE BEARERS SKANDA CAMP DATE : 24 NOV 2019 VENUE : KAJANG SUBRAMANIAM CHAIRPERSON ELANGOVAN GOVINDASAMY TEMPLE JALAN REKO VICE-CHAIRPERSON MOGANA RAVU RAMALOO NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 91 SECRETARY NEELAVATHI OBJECTIVE : PREPARING YEAR SIX ANNUAL REPORT ASST. SECRETARY SHANMATHY SIVAPRAGASAM CHILDREN MOVE INTO SECONDARY SCHOOL. TREASURER ARUMUGAM ALAGAN COMMITTEE MEMBERS VADIVELU BATTUMALAI SPIRITUAL TALK ANBALAGI DATE : 18 JUNE 2019 KAMATCHY VENUE : SMK BANDAR RINCHING IR. RAJASEGARAN THEVARAJ NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 80 ADDRESS OBJECTIVE : MOTIVATING STUDENTS AND BUILDING SELF ESTEEM NO. 10, JALAN KAJANG MEWAH 1, TAMAN KAJANG MEWAH, THROUGH SPIRITUALITY. SG. CHUA, 43000 KAJANG, SELANGOR. EWRF CORE ACTIVITIES ENGLISH FOR JUNIORS (E4J) NO. OF CENTRES 2 PARTICIPATED SJKT LADANG SEMENYIH SCHOOLS SJKT LADANG RINCHING NO. OF STUDENTS 46

CIVIL SOCIETY INTERVENTION (CSI) NO. OF CENTRES 2 PARTICIPATED SMK BANDAR RINCHING SCHOOLS SMK BANDAR TASIK KESUMA

NO. OF STUDENTS 75

2019/2020 BRANCH ACTIVITIES THAIPUSAM 2019 DATE : 21 JAN 2019 VENUE : KAJANG SUBRAMANIAM TEMPLE JALAN REKO NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 30 OBJECTIVE : MOVING THE COMMUNITY FORWARD

THEVARAM DATE : 20 JAN 2019 VENUE : BANDAR RINCHING MARIAMMAN TEMPLE NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 30 OBJECTIVE : SPIRITUAL ENRICHMENT AND INTERNAL GROWTH THROUGH A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE SELF.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 68,990.98 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 31,226.65 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 37,153.34 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 63,064.29 44 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF JOHOR BAHRU

OFFICE BEARERS 8TH MERDEKA TOURNAMENT 2019 DATE : 16 SEPT 2019 VENUE : SPORTS PRIMA COMPLEX. CHAIRPERSON RAAM KUMAR KARUPPIAH NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 400 SECRETARY RAJENDRAN SUPERAMANIAM OBJECTIVE : CREATING A HEALTHY ASST. SECRETARY LOKESWARI GURUMOORTHY SOCIETY THROUGH SPORTS TREASURER ANTHONY ZAINATHAN AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES. COMMITTEE MEMBERS JIVASANGEETA NARAYANASAMY MOHAN SELLAYYA KULAI EDUCATION CENTRE ADDRESS DATE : FEBRUARY – DECEMBER 2019 NO. 6054A, JALAN SIANTAN 1, BANDAR INDAHPURA, VENUE : NO. 6054A, JALAN SIANTAN 1, 81000 KULAI, JOHOR. BANDAR INDAHPURA, 81000 KULAI, JOHOR BRANCH ACTIVITIES NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 47 SAATHANAI SUVADUGAL 2019 OBJECTIVE : SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DATE : 21 MAR 2019 THROUGH EDUCATION. VENUE : KUIL ARULMIGU SRI BALASUBRAMANIAR, SKUDAI.

NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 40 2019/2020

OBJECTIVE : TO ENCOURAGE COMMUNITY SERVICE AND GUIDE SPM AND STPM LEAVERS THROUGH THE UPU PROCESS.

SAATHANAI SUVADUGAL 2019 DATE : 22 MAR 2019 VENUE : KULAI EDUCATION CENTRE, KULAI. NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 40 OBJECTIVE : TO ENCOURAGE COMMUNITY SERVICE AND GUIDE SPM AND STPM LEAVERS THROUGH THE UPU PROCESS.

SAATHANAI SUVADUGAL 2019 DATE : 23 MAR 2019 VENUE : KUIL SRI SUBRAMANIAM, JALAN KOLAM AYER. NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 40 OBJECTIVE : TO ENCOURAGE COMMUNITY SERVICE AND GUIDE SPM AND STPM LEAVERS THROUGH THE UPU PROCESS.

PMHUTM CAREER TALK WITH PROFESSIONALS ANNUAL REPORT DATE : 27 APR 2019 VENUE : UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA (UTM) NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 30 OBJECTIVE : TO PROVIDE A PLATFORM WHERE UNDERGRADUATES ARE TO EXPLORE FUTURE POSSIBILITIES OF WORK.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 96,550.26 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 47,624.00 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 74,210.00 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 69,964.26 45 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF SERDANG

OFFICE BEARERS

CHAIRPERSON V. KANITHRALETCHUME NAIDU VICE CHAIRPERSON LENA VICTOR SECRETARY ELIZABETH ASIRAVATHAM

ANNUAL REPORT ASST. SECRETARY KOMATHY RAMADAS TREASURER KALAIVANI RAMADAS COMMITTEE MEMBERS SARAVANAN ARUNACHALAM V. PRATAKSHANA NAIDU RISHANTI MANOHARAN ADDRESS NO. 19, JLN SP1/20 BANDAR SAUJANA PUTRA, 42610 JENJAROM. BRANCH ACTIVITIES ENGLISH CLASS DATE : FEBRUARY - SEPTEMBER 2019 VENUE : SRI KALIAMMAN TEMPLE HALL NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 20-25 OBJECTIVE : TO LEARN ENGLISH IN A SIMPLE AND INTERESTING WAY.

2019/2020

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 26,770.60 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 6,279.36 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 2,381.50 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 30,668.46 46 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF MUAR

OFFICE BEARERS

CHAIRPERSON PALANI ANNAMALAI VICE-CHAIRPERSON BALUSAMY MURUGAN SECRETARY MS. KAMALA DEVY PALANYAPPAN TREASURER MR. KAILASAM MUTHUSAMY COMMITTEE MEMBERS PUAN SRI DATIN SARASA PASAMANICKAM MRS. RAJESWARI RAJESWARAN MALAR KUNJAMBO MEERA S. PONRAJAH ADDRESS NO. 240-1, KG. DATO BENTARA LUAR, JALAN TEMENGGONG AHMAD, 84000 MUAR, JOHOR. EWRF CORE ACTIVITIES ENGLISH FOR JUNIORS (E4J)

NO. OF CENTRES 1 2019/2020 PARTICIPATED SJKT LADANG TEMIANG RENCHONG SCHOOLS NO. OF STUDENTS 18 ANNUAL REPORT

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 26,514.04 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 37,899.37 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 31,971.90 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 32,441.51 47 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF SUNGAI SIPUT & IPOH

OFFICE BEARERS SUNGAI SIPUT OFFICE BEARERS IPOH

CHAIRPERSON MAHENDRAN SINNASAMY CHAIRPERSON GOPI SUBRAMANIAM VICE-CHAIRPERSON KALAISELVAN BALAN VICE-CHAIRPERSON PAKIRISAMY SAMINATHAN SECRETARY RETNADEVE RAMAN SECRETARY SARASWATHI SUPURUMANAM

ANNUAL REPORT ASST SECRETARY SARASWATHY K. SANGILI TREASURER JIVA SUGANYA JEGANATHAN TREASURER CHANDRIGA S.SUBRAMANIYAM COMMITTEE MEMBERS YEHGAMBARAM PERIYAN PILLAI COMMITTEE MEMBERS GOVINDARAJOO MUNIYANDI PATHMAWATHY MATHIALAGAN MOKANRAJ KALIAPPAN SUMATHY RENGANATHAN MEGENDRAN BALAKRISHNAN KUSA DEVI FORUSUTOMEN TAMIL SELVI VASUDEVAN KAMELESWARY FORUSUTOMEN YOGABALAN JAYARAMAN ADDRESS ADDRESS NO. 38, JALAN LAHAT, 30200 IPOH, PERAK. NO. 478 B, TINGKAT 3, JALAN IPOH, TAMAN HEAWOOD, 31100 SUNGAI SIPUT (U), PERAK. EWRF CORE ACTIVITIES ENGLISH FOR JUNIORS (E4J) NO. OF CENTRES 2 PARTICIPATED SJKT MAHATMA GANDHI 1 SCHOOLS SJKT LDG SG. REYLA NO. OF STUDENTS 37

2019/2020

FINANCIAL STATEMENT IPOH

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 12,883.38 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 8,000.00 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 2,831.30 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 18,052.08 FINANCIAL STATEMENT SG. SIPUT

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 2,193.44 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 0.00 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 0.00 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 2,193.44 48 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF RAWANG

OFFICE BEARERS IPTA MY 1ST CHOICE DATE : 22 MAR 2019 VENUE : BALAI RAYA TAMAN BUKIT CHAIRPERSON MURUGAN RAMASAMY TERATAI, SUNGAI CHOH. VICE CHAIRPERSON SUNDRAM SUBRAMANIAM NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 70 SECRETARY KASTURI SUPPIAH OBJECTIVE : TO CREATE AWARENESS OF ASST. SECRETARY B. THANA RUBINIE THE VARIOUS OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE IN GOVERNMENT TREASURER SATISH KUMAR GANASON INSTITUTES. COMMITTEE MEMBERS VIMALAN PARAMASIVAM MOTIVATION TALK HARIHARAN MUNUSAMY DATE : 24 MAY 2019 TARSHAN RAJ BALASUBRAMANIAM VENUE : SMK SERENDAH THINAGARAN GUNALAN NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 60 ADDRESS OBJECTIVE : TO INSTILL THE IMPORTANCE NO. 37 JALAN 8, TAMAN BUKIT RAWANG PUTRA, OF GOOD BEHAVIOR IN 48000 RAWANG. SCHOOL.

BRANCH ACTIVITIES CTP BAZAAR (CO-ORGANISER FOR 1 DAY EVENT - BAZAAR FOR B40 FAMILIES) ENGLISH FOR KIDS (E4K) DATE : 21 APR 2019 DATE : EVERY TUESDAY 2019 2019/2020 VENUE : PRIMA SELAYANG

VENUE : BALAI RAYA TAMAN MELATI, SERENDAH. NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 89 B40 FAMILIES NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 29 OBJECTIVE : PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR BRANCH VOLUNTEERS OBJECTIVE : CONDUCTING ENGLISH AND MEMBERS ORGANISE CLASSES IN A FUN WAY BAZAARS AND DEVELOP FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED TEAMWORK AMONG TEAM STUDENTS. MEMBERS. ENGLISH FOR KIDS (E4K) DATE : EVERY TUESDAY 2019 VENUE : SRI MAHA MARIAMMAN TEMPLE, BATU 17, RAWANG. NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 20 OBJECTIVE : CONDUCTING ENGLISH CLASSES IN A FUN WAY FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENTS.

STUDENT’S MINI SPORTS 2.0 DATE : 31 AUG 2019 VENUE : MDHS FIELD, SERENDAH. NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 200 OBJECTIVE : TO BOOST STUDENT’S SELF-CONFIDENCE, BUILD

LEADERSHIP SKILLS AND ANNUAL REPORT TEAMWORK.

IPTA MY 1ST CHOICE (CO - ORGANISER) DATE : 22 MAR 2019 VENUE : SRI MAHA MARIAMMAN TEMPLE, BATU 17, RAWANG. NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 150 OBJECTIVE : TO CREATE AWARENESS OF THE VARIOUS OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE IN GOVERNMENT INSTITUTES.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 15,026.64 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 47,602.53 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 57,370.39 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 5,258.78 49 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF TANJONG MALIM

OFFICE BEARERS STUDENT APPRECIATION FOR UPSR, PT3, SPM, STPM AND HIGHER EDUCATION DATE : 13 JUNE 2019 CHAIRPERSON KUMARESU KATHAPERUMAL VENUE : LECTURE HALL, A, UPSI VICE CHAIRPERSON LATCHUMAYA SUBRAMANIAM NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 200 SECRETARY THAMOTHARAN RAMAN OBJECTIVE : TO GUIDE STUDENTS FOR ANNUAL REPORT ASST. SECRETARY THIAGARAJAN KARUPPAIAH SCHOLARSHIPS AND HIGHER EDUCATION. TREASURER YASOTHA ARUMUGAM COMMITTEE MEMBERS RAJSREE MUNUSAMY TVET TALK & SAMBUTAN HARI IBU BAPA THILAGAWATHY GENGAN DATE : 20 JULY 2019 RUBEN RAO RAMACHANDRAN VENUE : IPOH BARAT JAGATHA NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 500 ADDRESS OBJECTIVE : TO CELEBRATE PARENTS DAY, PROMOTE & RECRUIT NO. 22, TINGKAT 1 & 2, JALAN CAHAYA, TAMAN ANGGERIK STUDENTS FOR ILP/TVET. DESA, 35900 TANJONG MALIM, PERAK. TVET TALK SMK EWRF CORE ACTIVITIES DATE : 7 AUG 2019 ENGLISH FOR JUNIORS (E4J) VENUE : SUNGAI SIPUT, PERAK NO. OF CENTRES 5 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 500 PARTICIPATED SJKT TSDM OBJECTIVE : TO PROMOTE & RECRUIT SCHOOLS SJKT LDG KATAYONG STUDENTS FOR ILP/TVET. SJKT LDG BEHRANG RIVER SJKT SLIM RIVER KUMBABISHEKAM THANNEER PANTHAL SJKT LDG GLENEALY DATE : 6 SEPT 2019 NO. OF STUDENTS 101 VENUE : ARULMIGU MARIAMMAN TEMPLE, BEHRANG 2020 CIVIL SOCIETY INTERVENTION (CSI) NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 500 NO. OF CENTRES 3 OBJECTIVE : TO SERVE REFRESHMENTS FOR

PARTICIPATED SMK BEHRANG 2020 DEVOTEES AS PART OF SOCIAL

2019/2020 SCHOOLS SMK KATHOLIK RESPONSIBILITY. SMK METHODIST NO. OF STUDENTS 98 KOOTTU PRATHANAI FOR PT3 & SPM STUDENTS (SMJK KATHOLIK, SMK BEHRANG 2020 & SMK METHODIST) BRANCH ACTIVITIES DATE : 5 OCT 2019 VENUE : SRI PANCHAMOORTHY CHESS CLASS JOIN VENTURE PROGRAMME WITH KRISHNAR TEMPLE, TG.MALIM MALAYSIAN INDIAN CHESS ASSOCIATION NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 150 DATE : EVERY TUESDAYS & WEDNESDAYS (15 WEEKS) OBJECTIVE : TO GET BLESSINGS AND PREPARE OUR STUDENTS VENUE : EWRF OFFICE TG. MALIM MENTALLY AND SPIRITUALLY NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 30 FOR PT3 & SPM EXAMINATIONS. OBJECTIVE : TO PROVIDE SKILLS AND LEMBAH BUJANG TALK - JOIN VENTURE PROGRAMME TRAINING IN PLAYING CHESS FOR OUR STUDENTS DATE : 12 OCT 2019 VENUE : SRI THANDAYUTHAPANY THAIPUSAM ILP BOOTH TEMPLE, TG. MALIM DATE : 21-22 JAN 2019 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 200 VENUE : KALLUMALAI TEMPLE, IPOH. OBJECTIVE : TO BRING AWARENESS AND NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 500 PROVIDE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT OBJECTIVE : TO PROMOTE & RECRUIT INDIAN CULTURE AND HISTORY. STUDENTS FOR ILP/TVET

50 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF TANJONG MALIM

DEEPAVALI ANG POW & GOODIES FOR B40 FAMILIES GIVING SCHOOL BAGS & GOODIES TO STUDENTS DATE : 14 OCT 2019 DATE : 2 DEC 2019 VENUE : VAITHESHWARA TEMPLE, VENUE : VAITHESHWARAN TEMPLE, SETAPAK SETAPAK. NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 300 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 200 OBJECTIVE : TO PROVIDE GROCERIES AND OBJECTIVE : TO HELP B40 STUDENTS IN CASH HANDOUTS FOR THE EDUCATION. NEEDY. CHRISTMAS ANG POW, GOODIES & PEKA B40 MEDICAL DEEPAVALI ANG POW & GOODIES FOR CSI & E4J CAMP FOR B40 JOIN VENTURE PROGRAMME WITH (B40 STUDENTS) PERSATUAN SAHABAT CINTA IPOH. DATE : 23 OCT 2019 DATE : 22 DEC 2019 VENUE : TG. MALIM VENUE : BUNTONG IPOH BARAT NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 30 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 500 OBJECTIVE : TO PROVIDE GROCERIES OBJECTIVE : TO PROVIDE GROCERIES, AND CASH HANDOUTS FOR CASH HANDOUTS & FREE THE NEEDY. MEDICAL SCREENING FOR THE NEEDY. TVET TALK DURING MERDEKA CARNIVAL DATE : 21 OCT 2019 VENUE : IPOH BARAT NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 530 2019/2020 OBJECTIVE : TO CELEBRATE MERDEKA,

TO PROMOTE & RECRUIT T STUDENTS FOR ILP/TVET.

CHESS TOURNAMENT - JOIN VENTURE PROGRAMME WITH MALAYSIAN INDIAN CHESS ASSOCIATION DATE : 9 NOV 2019 VENUE : UPSI KAMPUS BARU, PROTON CITY. NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 800 OBJECTIVE : TO PARTICIPATE AND IMPROVE THE SKILLS OF PLAYING CHESS THROUGH COMPETITION.

CSI & E4J CLOSING CEROMONY 2019 DATE : 24 NOV 2019 VENUE : SJKT TAN SRI DATO MANICKAVASAGAM NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 280 OBJECTIVE : TO APPRECIATE AND RECOGNISE STUDENTS, TEACHERS, AND FACILITATORS OF CSI & E4J CLASSES ON THEIR ACTIVITIES

THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. ANNUAL REPO R

21 DAY TEC CAMP 2019 - JOIN VENTURE PROGRAMME WITH MYSKILLS FOUNDATION DATE : 24 NOV - 14 DEC 2019 VENUE : SJKT TAN SRI DATO MANICKAVASAGAM NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 120 OBJECTIVE : TO IMPROVE STUDENTS BEHAVIOR AND SKILLS.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 19,017.12 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 319,537.00 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 315,629.51 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 22,924.61 51 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF HULU SELANGOR

OFFICE BEARERS

CHAIRPERSON THAMILARASU A. ARUMUGAM VICE CHAIRPERSON SUBATHIRAH RAMALOO SECRETARY ARUNPRAKASH PERUMAL

ANNUAL REPORT ASST. SECRETARY VELAYUTHAM V. RAMASAMY TREASURER A. K. MUTHAMIL CHELVAN COMMITTEE MEMBERS KANAMMAH N. JAIRAMAN KASTHURI THILAGA MUNIKRISHNAN GOPALA KRISHNAN RAMAN PATHMAVATHY KRIAKUBENDER ADDRESS NO. 17-A, JALAN ORKID 1F, BUKIT SENTOSA, 48300 RAWANG, SELANGOR. EWRF CORE ACTIVITIES ENGLISH FOR JUNIORS (E4J) NO. OF CENTRES 1 PARTICIPATED SJKT LDG EBOR SCHOOLS NO. OF STUDENTS 21 BRANCH ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION PROGRAMME (CTP) DATE : 21 JAN 2019

VENUE : SJKT BUKIT BERUNTUNG

NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 150 2019/2020 OBJECTIVE : TO UPLIFT MEMBERS OF THE B40 COMMUNITY IN BUKIT BERUNTUNG.

CHESS CLASSES FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS DATE : 13 JULY 2019 VENUE : EWRF HULU SELANGOR ACTIVITY CENTRE NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 20 OBJECTIVE : TO PREPARE PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS FOR DISTRICT LEVEL CHESS TOURNAMENT.

CO-ORGANISED 4TH NATIONAL CHESS TOURNAMENT FOR TAMIL SCHOOLS DATE : 9 SEPT 2019 VENUE : KOLEJ ZA’ABA, UPSI, TANJUNG MALIM. NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 330 OBJECTIVE : TO PROMOTE CHESS CULTURE AMONG TAMIL SCHOOL STUDENTS IN MALAYSIA.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 37,228.19 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 60,000.00 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 86,610.00 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 10,618.19 52 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF AMPANG

OFFICE BEARERS

CHAIRPERSON SHARAVANA S. VISVANATHAN VICE CHAIRPERSON ASWIN ANANTHAN SECRETARY DARISHINI KANAYA ASST. SECRETARY SHERAN GOBI TREASURER PAVITRA K. NADARAJAH COMMITTEE MEMBERS MAAVEENA S. VISVANATHAN JEEVAN RAJ KEISHA DEVI KABILAN ARIAKIAN ADDRESS NO. 28, JALAN SAGA 15, 68000 AMPANG, SELANGOR. EWRF CORE ACTIVITIES CIVIL SOCIETY INTERVENTION (CSI) NO. OF CENTRES 2 2019/2020

PARTICIPATED GYFC, LUNAS - C1

SCHOOLS GYFC, LUNAS - C2 NO. OF STUDENTS 50 ANNUAL REPORT

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 97,073.93 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 67,117.37 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 77,471.00 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 86,720.30 53 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF KLUANG

OFFICE BEARERS EDUCATION WORKSHOP PHASE 2 DATE : 26 JULY 2019 VENUE : PUSAT TUISYEN KLUANG CHAIRPERSON MURALEE THANGAVELU NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 24 VICE-CHAIRPERSON SELVADURAI DORAISAMY OBJECTIVE : TO PROVIDE A BETTER SECRETARY P. UMMAJANANISHEREE UNDERSTANDING IN ANNUAL REPORT ASST. SECRETARY SIVASANGKARAN KURIAS ANSWERING PT3 EXAM QUESTIONS TREASURER RAJARETNAM NADISON COMMITTEE MEMBERS DR. ELANTHEVAN S. A. EXPLORING NATURE HAARISH KUMAR SELVARAJU DATE : 2 AUG 2019 KRISTINA SELVARAJU VENUE : GUNUNG LAMBAK, RECREATIONAL ECO-RESORT. KUNALAN NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 35 ADDRESS OBJECTIVE : TEACHING STUDENTS TO NO. 7, TINGKAT SATU, JALAN SRI KLUANG SATU, LOVE, PROTECT, UNDERSTAND TAMAN SRI KLUANG, 86000 KLUANG. JOHOR. NATURE AND APPREACIATE ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITIES. EWRF CORE ACTIVITIES IPTA MY 1ST CHOICE 2019 CIVIL SOCIETY INTERVENTION (CSI) DATE : 16 MAR 2019 NO. OF CENTRES 1 VENUE : SJKT JLN HJ. MANAN PARTICIPATED SMK SULTAN ABD JALIL SCHOOLS NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 88 NO. OF STUDENTS 45 OBJECTIVE : CREATING AWARENESS FOR SPM AND STPM LEAVERS ON THE VARIOUS OPPORTUNITIES BRANCH ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE IN FURTHERING FRHAM . TEENAGE GIRLS AWARENESS ON SELF AND SELF THEIR STUDIES. CHANGES HUMAN CAPITALISATION MOTIVATION CAMP DATE : 22 JUNE 2019 DATE : 25 MAY 2019 VENUE : AUDITORIUM SJKC CHONG VENUE : HWA 2 INSTITUT KAMPUS INTAN, 2019/2020 JOHOR. NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 180 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 38 OBJECTIVE : CREATE AWARENESS ABOUT BODY GROWTH, STIMULATION OBJECTIVE : TRAIN, MOTIVATE AND AND RESPONSES TOWARDS THE DEVELOP THE SELF SO SURROUNDINGS. STUDENTS CAN BECOME VISIONARIES WITH GOOD K. SILADASS FUTSAL OPEN TOURNAMENT 2019 CHARACTER. DATE : 14 SEPT 2019 DISCOVERING SPIRITUALITY FOR FEMALE STUDENTS VENUE : REBEL FUTSAL COURT, DATE : 22 AUG 2019 KAMPUNG PAYA VENUE : SMK SERI INTAN NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 114 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 40 OBJECTIVE : TO ENABLE THE STUDENTS TO PLAY TOGETHER WITH OBJECTIVE : CREATING AWARENESS AMONG THE WINNING SPIRIT FEMALE STUDENTS ON THE WITHOUT ANY RACISM. IMPORTANCE OF DAILY SPIRITUAL PRACTICES FOR EDUCATION WORKSHOP PHASE 1 SUCCESS. DATE : 19 JULY 2019 PRAYERS AND BLESSING FOR PT3 STUDENTS VENUE : PUSAT TUISYEN KLUANG DATE : 14 SEPT 2019 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 24 VENUE : KOVIL SHREE PARASAKTHI OBJECTIVE : TO ENABLE STUDENTS TO AMMAN PARIBALASABA UNDERSTAND THE NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 45 TECHNIQUES OF ANSWERING OBJECTIVE : PRAYERS AND BLESSINGS PT3 BM QUESTIONS. ORGANISED FOR STUDENTS IN PREPARATION FOR THEIR PT3 EXAMINATIONS. FINANCIAL STATEMENT

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 68,442.34 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 52,450.35 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 85,265.90 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 35,626.79 54 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF MELAKA

OFFICE BEARERS EDUCATION PROGRAMME 3 (EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMME – ALOR GAJAH) COLLABORATED WITH BHAKTI REVOLUTION MELAKA CHAIRPERSON LATE DATUK DR. P. T. AIYAROO DATE : 14 SEPT 2019 VICE CHAIRPERSON V. JEYA SEELAN VENUE : SITHI VINAYAGAR TEMPLE (COLLABORATED WITH SECRETARY RAJENDRAN RAJA MANIKAM BHAKTI REVOLUTION ASST. SECRETARY KANIMOLI SIVADURAI MELAKA) TREASURER THANASAGAR NAMASIVAYAN NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 155 COMMITTEE MEMBERS GOVINDASAMY ARUNASALAM OBJECTIVE : EMPOWERMENT SEMINAR FOR PMR, SPM AND STPM B. R. PARASURAMAN STUDENTS. E. MATHEEALAGGAN WELFARE PROGRAMME 1 (SCHOOL UNIFORM) RAMALINGAM NALLIAH DATE : DECEMBER 2019 SANDRA SEGAR VELLASAMY VENUE : SJKT MELAKA (KUBU) ADDRESS NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 57 NO. 6036, JALAN BAYU, TAMAN KLEBANG BESAR, 75200 MELAKA. OBJECTIVE : PROVIDING SCHOOL UNIFORMS TO HELP REDUCE THE EWRF CORE ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL BURDENS OF LOW INCOME FAMILIES. ENGLISH FOR JUNIORS (E4J) 2019/2020 WELFARE PROGRAMME 2 (HOUSE CLEANING)

NO. OF CENTRES 2 DATE : MONTHLY VISITS PARTICIPATED SJKT KEMUNING KRU SCHOOLS SJKT PULAU SEBANG VENUE : TAMAN MERDEKA MELAKA NO. OF STUDENTS 37 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 7 FAMILIES OBJECTIVE : TO ENHANCE THE HOMES AND BRANCH ACTIVITIES ITS ENVIRONMENT BELONGING TO B40 FAMILIES. OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS COMMUNITY SERVICES DATE : 13 JAN 2019 DATE : 06 OCT 2019 VENUE : RIVER CRUISE MELAKA VENUE : SRI MUTHU MARIAMMAN & SRI NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 35 KARUMARIAMMAN TEMPLES OBJECTIVE : AN EXERCISE FOR SENIOR NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 12 CITIZENS TO HAVE A SENSE OF BELONGING AND FEELING OBJECTIVE : TO ENSURE A RESPONSIBLE IMPORTANT. COMMUNITY THROUGH VARIOUS COMMUNITY WORK. EDUCATION PROGRAMME 1 (KALVI YAAGAM) DATE : 04 SEPT 2019 RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES DATE : EVERY SUNDAY MORNING VENUE : DEVI SRI MARIAMMAN TEMPLE, CHENG VENUE : BUKIT BERUANG TEMPLE NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 230 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : OPEN TO PUBLIC OBJECTIVE : TO INCULCATE GOOD VALUES OBJECTIVE : TO CREATE AWARENESS OF THROUGH RELIGIOUS THE HINDU REGILION. EDUCATION.

MORAL & HUMAN VALUES ANNUAL REPORT EDUCATION PROGRAMME 2 (EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMME - DATE : WEEKLY & MONTHLY BASIS MELAKA TENGAH) VENUE : MONFORT BOYS SCHOOL / DATE : 9 MAR 2019 HENRY GURNEY SCHOOL VENUE : SJKT MELAKA (KUBU) NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 90 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 175 OBJECTIVE : TO CREATE AWARENESS ON OBJECTIVE : EMPOWERMENT SEMINAR THE IMPORTANCE OF HUMAN FOR PMR, SPM AND STPM AND MORAL VALUES IN STUDENTS. ONE’S LIFE.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 29,584.69 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 1,862.13 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 11,869.10 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 19,577.72 55 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF TELUK INTAN

OFFICE BEARERS

CHAIRPERSON DURAI RAJ ARUMUGAM VICE-CHAIRPERSON ANBHARASEN SINNAPPAN SECRETARY SUGASHINI GUNASEKARAN

ANNUAL REPORT ASST. SECRETARY JEYANTHI ARUMUGAM TREASURER PUSPHARANI SUGUMAEAN COMMITTEE MEMBERS DURAI RAJ EHAMBRON ARAVINDHAN KARUNANANTHAN TAMILARASU RAJENDRAN SARASVATHI MAKENTHIREN ADDRESS NO. 169-1, JALAN INTAN 3, BANDAR BARU, 36000 TELUK INTAN, PERAK. BRANCH ACTIVITIES PERAK STATE LEVEL SJKT CHESS TOURNAMENT DATE : 21 APR 2019 VENUE : SJKT LDG KAMATCHY NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 112 OBJECTIVE : TO PROMOTE THE INTEREST OF CHESS IN STUDENTS.

NATIONAL LEVEL SJKT CHESS TOURNAMENT DATE : 15 DEC 2019 VENUE : SMK DATO SAGOR

NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 180

2019/2020 OBJECTIVE : TO PROMOTE CHESS AMONG SJKT STUDENTS & TO ENCOURAGE PARENTS AND TEACHERS TO MAKE CHESS A PRIMARY THING IN THEIR CHILDREN’S MIND.

TVET AWARENESS PROGRAMME DATE : 27 NOV 2019 VENUE : SMK DATO SAGOR NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 120 OBJECTIVE : TO PROMOTE TVET STUDIES AMONG STUDENTS

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 50.50 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 14,210.50 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 14,196.78 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 64.22 56 BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS & ACTIVITIES EWRF SUBANG JAYA

OFFICE BEARERS

CHAIRPERSON KANNAH SURESH VICE-CHAIRPERSON REKHA DORAISINGAM SECRETARY VINODKUMAR RAMLAL ASST. SECRETARY KANAGARAJAN SUBRAMANIAM TREASURER HEMAMALINI AMBIGABATHY COMMITTEE MEMBERS ARIKERISNEN VEERAPPAN PANNIRSALVAM PARASURAMAN SUNDRAJAN VELUMAIL THAMINESH BARATH SUKUMARAN ADDRESS NO. 42, 2ND FLOOR, JALAN USJ 9/5Q, 47620 SUBANG JAYA. EWRF CORE ACTIVITIES CIVIL SOCIETY INTERVENTION (CSI)

NO. OF CENTRES 2 2019/2020

PARTICIPATED SMK ALAM MEGAH SCHOOLS SMK TAMAN SRI MUDA NO. OF STUDENTS 60 BRANCH ACTIVITIES SJ’S SPORTS CARNIVAL 2019 DATE : 19 MAY 2019 VENUE : DEWAN BADMINTON KAMUNTING SEKSYEN 25, SHAH ALAM. NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 84 OBJECTIVE : TO IDENTIFY THE POTENTIAL PLAYERS FOR NATIONAL SPORTS CARNIVAL 2019.

TOTAL EMPOWERMENT CAMP 2019 DATE : 24 NOV 2019 VENUE : SJKT HICOM NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 38 OBJECTIVE : ACTION PACKED PROGRAMME LINED UP WITH VARIOUS ACTIVITIES TO BOOST STUDENTS SELF CONFIDENCE AND HELP THEM ACQUIRE SOFT SKILLS. ANNUAL REPORT

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

BALANCE B/F AS OF 01 JAN 2019 RM 10,193.33 TOTAL INCOME RECEIVED RM 23,443.18 TOTAL EXPENSES INCURRED RM 20,577.45 BALANCE AS OF 31 DEC 2019 RM 13,059.06 57 COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS ANNUAL REPORT

Majlis Kelab Bell Belia

Tamil Cawangan Kelab Bell

Belia Tamil Petaling Jaya 2019/2020

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2019/2020

22 84 FINANCIAL STATEMENT AND AUDIT REPORTS 2019/2020

ANNUAL REPORT

23 85 EWRF SECRETARIAT 2019/2020 ANNUAL REPORT

GEEVAN RAMALINGAM Chief Operating Officer COO

2019/2020

SEGARAN CECILIA RATHA VARATHA CHANDRAKUMARAN SUSAI GOVINDAN Project Manager Project Manager Accounts & Admin Officer CSI, C3G, Scholarship & VIP E4J & Counseling

SHANGIRI SHALINI NURFARAHIN NOORUL MUNIANDY ARIALAKAN ARIFFIN Project Officer Project Officer Project Officer Media, Publicity & Design CSI & Counseling E4J

86 EWRF TVET HQ TEAM 2019/2020

NADARAJAH KULANDAVELU

President EWRF 2019/2020

PANIIRSELVAM JAGATHESH SELVAMALAR JAYARAMAN TANAGOBAL SELVARAJU Support Structure Event Coordinator Awareness & Publicity Officer Coordinator ANNUAL REPORT

VIKNESWARY YOGESVARY THIVEGA PRIYA NYANASEYRAN SIVA KUMAR NADESAN Admin Officer Admin Assistant Admin Assistant

87 EWRF TVET STATE COORDINATORS 2019/2020 ANNUAL REPORT

2019/2020

88 89

ANNUAL REPORT 2019/2020 90 ANNUAL REPORT 2019/2020

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