COMMUNITY SERVICE

Prepared by :
Arif Aiman Bin Mahamad
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What Is Community
Service?

Community service is when you work for

free to help benefit the public or your
community. Usually, students who choose
to do community service do so as
volunteers, meaning that they choose to
help out because they want to do so.
Community service can have a lot of
positive effects on students, such as
helping them to develop skills, making
contacts, and allowing them to improve
the quality of life of others.

My community service activities

FIRST ACTIVIES

Meeting with NGO club

to ensure the success
of a charity futsal
program

First Meeting In Classroom

Second Meeting With PJS Club

At deCafe

Benefit I get from this meeting

for charity futsal is :

Can interact with outsiders

people
Can build a new network of
relationships
Can build self confidence to
talk with people.

SECOND ACTIVITIES

Make a tuition free for teach and

help children under 6 12 years
old to finish their homework and
make a gotong-royong cook a
bubur asyura at masjid gombak.

Benefit I get from this activities

:

I can learn how to control and guide

the children by helping them finish
their homework . I also learn how to
communicate with children and get
their focus on study using simple
example to them.

Third Activities
Clear the rubbish around the
Port Dickson beach after family
day finish .

From the activity we learn how to

cooperation value wth the other . I also
learn to love and appreciate and maintain
the environment .

Helping lecture to clean the

store

It can make good relationship and social

networking between student and
lecturer .

Benefit If Join The Community

Service

Solve Problems
Strengthen Communities
Improve Lives
Connect to Others
Transform Our Own Lives

Personal Development Benefits

First of all, many students learn about their personal strengths

and weaknesses. When you're working on campaigns and
projects and getting to see real-life results, you'll get to know how
your personal attributes and actions can make a difference. Many
of these qualities are things that students cant get good
feedback on in the classroom. For example, students may learn
that they have excellent skills in coping with a crisis or other
stressful situations, or may learn that they find taking charge of a
team to be a struggle. This kind of exposure to different
situations can then teach students how to further develop skills
that they have, and how to work on areas they struggle in.

In particular, students find that they are able to develop skills in

leadership, communication, working well with a team, and finding
solutions for problems.

THANK YOU !