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BACKGROUND
From our survey around Uniten, most of the students do not get breakfast since most of the
think breakfast is not necessary before going to class. They have given reasons such as they will
be rushing to class in the morning and another common reason is that most students gave was
they save up money by not taking breakfast and they save money for heavy lunch or dinner
throughout the day.
SOLUTION
We have planned to distribute free food and drinks for their breakfast to the students who
don’t get their time to have their meal on time. By providing free food and drinks, students get
to save their time and money at the same time.
MORAL PROJECT
MINUTES 1/4 [15/11/2018] [COE FOOD COURT]
CHAIRPERSON
Bhagia sree A/P marthanden ME0103896
SECRETARY
Naveenesh Raaj Kumar A/L Munusamy
1. PROJECT DISCUSSION
DISCUSSION
Choosing the suitable community service project to carry out
CHAIRPERSON
Bhagia sree A/P marthanden
SECRETARY
Naveenesh Raaj Kumar A/L Munusamy
1. PROJECT DISCUSSION
DISCUSSION
Update progress of each unit
1. Each unit were updated the progress of job scope that assigned in
last meeting.
3. Types of activity to be carried out over the venue of community 6pm -7pm 12pm -1 pm
service were being suggested.
11/12/2018 15/01/2019
CHAIRPERSON
Bhagia sree A/P marthanden
SECRETARY
Naveenesh Raaj Kumar A/L Munusamy
1. PROJECT DISCUSSION
DISCUSSION
Final checking on the project.
12pm -1 pm
4. Distribution of task for the day of the activity and also the report
for our moral project.
Acknowledgement
Firstly, we like to give our highest gratitude to God for giving us ability to complete this project
successfully. We managed to complete the project although facing a lot of difficulties.
Besides that, we want to give thanks for our lecturer of Moral & Civil Society for Engineers 1, Madam
Nora Dato’ Yahya for guiding us while doing this project. She helped by giving us appropriate example
and knowledge in order to make us understand more about this project.
Then, we also appreciate the Universiti Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN) for allowing us to conduct our
respective project successfully.
Apart from that, a huge thanks to our family and friends who tried their best for support us either by
giving us a lot of encouragement to keep up with this moral project or supporting financially upon
completion of our successful project.
AIM
The aim of this activity is to:
i. To make sure students do not have skip meals to rush to class and they get to save
money at the same time.
ii. To enhance bonding between us and students around Uniten.
OBJECTIVE
To learn that a small act of kindness will change a student life by giving out food
to the students who don’t usually get enough of meal on a day
To develop a sense of helping others would make our day as well.
To enhance team building among group members.
Activity
The very first action that taken was, we discussed on what project are we suppose to do to
match the title “Act of kindness”. We came up with this idea since not much students didn’t
choose this. We had gather RM 20 per person each to buy the food (Buns) and drinks (Milo).
We have collected almost RM 340.
Few of the group members went to the supermarket to purchase the items. Since some of
them were having classes and etc. We decided to take turns to distribute food and drinks. We
started in the morning approximately around 9am and we finished it around 10.30am. We
continued this same routine the next day and some of the group members took turn to
distribute the food as well.
We successfully distributed all the food and drinks and finished it off on 18/1/2019.
CONCLUSION
In conclusion, the group would like to express gratitude to UNITEN for providing an opportunity
to carry out of responsibilities as students and at the same time, go back to zero where the
members be able to evaluate themselves no matter from morals or attitudes. In order to make
our expression short and expressed, we would like to clarify this purposes, methods, findings
and etc of this report using statistics and experience.
Through the recent survey in Malaysia about nutrition, Findings from this study suggest that a
trend of consuming the conventional three meals is still being practised by Malaysian adults
irrespective of sex. A significantly higher number of older adults more than 30 years old
consumed breakfast than their 18-19 years aged younger counterparts but this was not a
pattern for lunch. On the other hand, a significantly lower number of younger adults consumed
dinner compared to all older adults.