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Mangrove Rehabilitation 2022 with OCBC Al-Amin Bank

2/10/2022

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   100 people who love our mother earth gathered at the bank of Sungai Petani river to help plant mangrove trees to rehabilitate denuded stretches. Staff of OCBC Al-Amin Bank, Rotaractors of AIMST University, students of SJKT Saraswathy and members of the public joined Rotarians in this project sponsored by OCBC. 300 saplings were sourced from the Forestry Department and planted in the area. 

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OCBC AL-AMIN CONTRIBUTES RM20,000 TO SUPPORT MANGROVE PRESERVATION IN SUNGAI PETANI, KEDAH

Bank’s funds will help plant 1,000 new mangrove trees in degraded area

Sungai Petani, 2 October 2022 – More than 100 people recently came together to plant 500 mangrove trees in the Taman Sinar Intan 3 and Sungai Merbok areas near Sungai Petani, which was severely degraded and in urgent need of restoration.

The effort was made possible through a RM20,000 donation by OCBC Al-Amin Bank Berhad (OCBC Al-Amin) through its Sungai Petani branch, in collaboration with Rotary Club of Bandar Sungai Petani and Jabatan Perhutanan Kedah.

The 3-year collaboration will see the fruition of 5,000 mangrove trees planted at the site. 

According to Rotary Club of Bandar Sungai Petani President, Thiagarajan Letchumanan, the Mangrove Sapling Planting Project aims to protect the mangrove forests, which serve as crucial wildlife habitat for a variety of marine life, flora and fauna. 

“This initiative is timely given the need to be more mindful of the needs of the environment and society at large. It would not have been possible without the assistance of OCBC Al-Amin, the local community in Sungai Petani and Jabatan Perhutanan Kedah. As the first of many to come, we hope this project will pave the way to restoring the lusciousness of our scarce mangrove areas.”

“Today’s project and continued partnership with OCBC Al-Amin is an important step in supporting the environment which has recently become Rotary’s 7th and latest area of focus. The 500 trees which we have planted today and another 500 in December will make a great impact in the restoration and rehabilitation of mangrove in Sungai Petani and Kedah”

“Given our previous years of collaboration in corporate social responsibility programmes, the partnership with OCBC Al-Amin was a natural fit. We knew we could always count on OCBC Al-Amin for our community-based programmes. We are grateful to the OCBC Al-Amin Sungai Petani branch for their relentless support and commitment to assisting the community, this time by protecting our mangrove forests.”

“Not only are mangrove forests critical to ensuring the survival of wildlife and marine life, they are also essential for the survival of humans, especially by acting as coastal barriers from strong winds or other extreme weathers. Sadly, there seems to be a lack of understanding regarding the importance of preserving our mangrove forests. We hope that by raising awareness about the state of our mangrove forests, more people will come to care more for our environment,” he stated.

Speaking on behalf of OCBC Al-Amin, its Sungai Petani branch Senior Manager, Ms Shermaine Cham Keng Fheng, said that the Bank engages with the communities it is involved in by venturing beyond its superior banking products and services to meeting the social needs of the people as well. 

“Mangrove forests have been deteriorating rapidly in recent years due to countless irresponsible human actions. Saddened by this, we wanted to reach out to support our community. The Mangrove Sapling Planting Project is a fitting first step to reinstating our national treasure – mangrove forests.”

“We are thankful to the Rotary Club of Bandar Sungai Petani forpartnering with us and we hope the community will benefit greatly from these initiatives. We would also like to thank Jabatan Perhutanan Kedah for overseeing this meaningful project,” she said.

She added that with 90 years of giving to communities, OCBC looks forward to enabling individuals, SMEs and businesses to build a more sustainable future.
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Medical Camp at SJKT Saraswathy by Rotaract Club of AIMST University in collaboration with Pantai Hospital Laguna Merbok

25/9/2022

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Secret Santa Project with Rotaract Club of AIMST University

28/12/2020

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Rotaract Club of AIMST University's Secret Santa on 27.12 2020 - Sunday

1) 4.00 p.m - Pusat Jagaan Rumah Kebajikan Anak Yatim Arutiyothi Vallalar  Lot. 147, Lorong 5, Taman Sutera Batu 2, Jalan Kuala Ketil, Kedah, 08000 Sungai Petani
-> Distribution of Shoes, Chocolates and Other Collected Goods 
-> Leave Pusat Jagaan Rumah Kebajikan Anak Yatim Arutiyothi Vallalar

2) 6.00 pm - Pusat Jagaan Glory Children Care 14-D, Jalan Syed Osman Idid, Kampung Teroi, 08000 Sungai Petani, Kedah
-> Distribution of Hampers, Chocolates and Other Collected Goods 
-> Provide Dinner 
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Pusat Jagaan Rumah Kebajikan Anak Yatim Arutiyothi Vallalar ​


Pusat Jagaan Glory Children Care

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Medico-legal Conference by Rotaract Club of AIMST University

26/5/2018

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Training for Sayangi-Mata Vision Clinic

22/5/2018

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Rotaractors of AIMST University host a visit from District 3300 Governor Dr Manohur Kurup

23/11/2017

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Districft Governor Dr Manohur was elated to hear of the 104 organ donor pledges garnered by Rotaractors during their recent convocation. On top of that he was gifted with an enormous card on the Organ Donation Campaign and a hand-drawn portrait of DG. 
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​The Story of Rotaract Club of AIMST Unversity
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Rotaractors of AIMST University helping out at Rumah Charis for post-flood care in Penang

12/11/2017

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Students from Rotaract Club of AIMST University helped to get the lives of old folks living in Rumah Charis in Relau back together by sorting out the post-flood chaos. They organized a group to lend a helping hand to the effort managed by District 3300's Penang Clubs, RC Penang, RC Tanjung Bungah and RC Georgetown on 10th November 2017.

It was hard work for a full day, but it was worth it and as Rotaractor
Tharishine reports, "It was very satisfying at the end."

Bravo, Rotaract Club of AIMST University.
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Charter of Rotaract Club of AIMST University

9/10/2017

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The Rotaract Club of AIMST University was chartered on 15th May 2017. However, most of the students were on holiday, hence the club recently celebrated the Charter on 7th October. The Charter Certificate was presented and the Charter President Givianaa was installed by Rotary Club of Bandar Sungai Petani President Sunil Shetty at a simple yet meaningful ceremony. 

Members of the Board of Directors and charter members also received their pins. Rotaract Advisors are Ms Remya and Dr Parthiban.

President Sunil urged Rotaractors to serve their community and at the same time develop themselves for professonal improvement. 

In attendance were PDG Dr Rajinder Singh and Ann, PAG Surendra Kaur of RC Teluk Intan, PE Clement of RC Kajang, Rotarian Sanjeev of RC Kampung Baru City Centre, PAG Sarkuru, PAG Arvind, AG Bernard of RC Bandar Sungai Petani.
Rotaract clubs bring together people ages 18-30 to exchange ideas with leaders in the community, develop leadership and professional skills, and have fun through service.

In communities worldwide, Rotary and Rotaract members work side by side to take action through service. From big cities to rural villages, Rotaract is changing communities.
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What are the benefits?

​Connect with leaders in your community and around the world to:
  • Take action locally and internationally to create sustainable change
  • Expand your professional network and exchange ideas with proven leaders
  • Develop your professional skills through leadership training
  • Save money on travel, hotels, and supplies with Rotary’s member benefits program, Rotary Global Rewards
  • Have fun and make new friends from around the world
  • Connect with the global community of Rotaract at the annual Rotary International Convention and Rotaract Preconvention
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​#thestreetfeedersKL : Rotaractors get into the action

15/8/2017

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 The act of distributing food supplies is a mere way of reaching out and forming a relationship to dialogue and help our homeless friends re-integrate back into society through counselling, potential job opportunities and simply lending a willing ear that listens to them and their stories. In essence, it consist of a group of like-minded people reaching out and paying it forward. It is to break social stigmas over the homeless and underprivileged & to help our fellow Malaysians get back on their feet. The aim is to show our homeless friends some respect, afford them some dignity and to basically offer them hope. The ultimate goal is to assist our homeless friends to break out of the poverty/homelessness cycle. As such, we are constantly looking for assistance/sponsors to find sustainable solutions for this very purpose. Rotaract Club of AIMST University volunteered for this event which was held on the 28th of July 2017 at Central Market, Kuala Lumpur. Around 120 people were fed and given free clothes, toiletries and medicine. They provided services such as blood glucose checking, fundoscopy and provided Paracetamol for free for those who needed it. Besides that, the fifth year students also carried out general examination for selected patients. 
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Janindran Eshwin Singh Hari Adelene Shivani (VP RAC AIMST University)
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