VOHC After Party: Hope through music event, was organized by Yayasan ZuriatCARE mental health organization. It was conducted on 10th October 2021 from 10 pm to 10:45 pm EST hosted by Sharrada and Baban Camellia Co-Host(Yayasan ZuriatCARE). Joined by performing artists: Atilia, Mimifly, Dina Nadzir, and Wani Ardy after the voices of HOPE concert.
The event was started and hosted by Sharrada from Mind Matters and co-hosted by Baban from Yayasan ZuriatCARE. The event was followed by Kak Ngah Alia the chairperson of ZuriatCARE and performing artists: Atilia, Mimifly, Dina Nadzir, and Wani Ardy, after the voices of HOPE concert. The performing artists gave us a brief speech and talk about how music can give hope to someone struggling with mental health issues and why it is important to have positive messages in songs
Atilia (producer of concert) gave us a brief speech on how this pandemic has affected many people’s mental health, music is a beautiful way to communicate to people who are going through hardships and communicate better it also helps create awareness. Wani Ardy shared with us about her hearing loss strategy and how its been affecting her mental health as a performing artist. She shared with us her journey on how she had to first acknowledge it, embrace it, become friends with it, and also that we shouldn’t deny our negative feelings we should go through it by giving ourselves time.
Mimi (Vocal Power House) shared with us how her past has helped her and shaped her into the person she is today. She emphasized self-reflection, daily routine, diet, mediation, exercise, and helping others in need by sharing your knowledge. Dina shared with us her motto song which is the reflection that emphasizes finding your identity and being truthful to yourself
Kak Ngah Alia ( co-founder) gave us a brief talk on taking away messages from this campaign, which were to open our hearts and eyes, look out for our closed ones, mental health should be taken seriously, and that every storm brings a bright rainbow. The event was ended successfully after announcing the three winners of the concert which included the following prizes: RM500m (first prize), RM300 (second prize) and RM200 (third prize).
Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA) event was held at the scenic Agrotek Garden Resort, Hulu Langat. Picture 85 vibrant and dynamic individuals, aged 18-25, coming together for two days packed with workshops designed to unlock their full employability potential.
Bringing together a group of like-minded youth, Mind Matters Network (MMN) kickstarted their inaugural Mental Health Literacy Programme at Stella Maris International School on May 13, 2023.
HELP University hosted a transformative event where participants came together for a Psychological First Aid (PFA) training program. NCMW collaborated with MMN, HELP University, KKM, and Rotary Malaysia to equip participants with tools to provide immediate support during crises. Inspiring speeches, interactive sessions, and practical exercises empower attendees to make a positive difference in mental well-being.
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