More than just a gold star sticker on the resume, volunteering can also be beneficial to one’s social being, mental health, creativity, life expectancy and others. Nowadays, volunteering in Malaysia is not only limited to a school curricular activity, in fact, everyone can volunteer during their free time, on weekends or even make it a […]
Humans of SC: Syafiq Najmuddin Read More »
Hello! I’m Hannah Annessa, born in Kuantan, Pahang and raised in Shah Alam, Selangor. As a final year Accounting student at UITM, I am currently doing my auditing internship at Deloitte Malaysia. I first joined Small Changes as a volunteer for Seeds of Deeds (SOD) 2021, then decided to join as a committee a year
Humans of SC: Hannah Annessa Read More »
Hello and hi everyone! My name’s Naqieb, and I’m turning 26 this year. I live in Kuala Lumpur and I have been “securing the bag” by working as a Climate Policy Analyst. I stumbled upon Small Changes back in 2021. It was a normal day for me, as I scrolled endlessly through my social media
Humans of SC – Naqieb Read More »
“My journey with Small Changes started when my homeroom teacher forced me to join SOD. To be honest, I was not a fan of motivational camps…”
Humans of SC – Ain Fatihah Read More »
Hello everyone! I am Aqil Ikhwandi, a 23-year-old, a Sabahan-by-heart, and a 3rd-year Bachelor of Accountancy student. I started as a volunteer in the Seeds of Deeds (SOD) empowerment camp in 2021, and I am now one of the Public Relations Officers for Small Changes MY (SC). I was privileged to grow up having everything
Humans of SC — Aqil Read More »
Hello, I am Affan Othman and I have been a member of the SC family from 2015 to 2020. I started as a volunteer, then as a module director, VP of Strategic Planning, VP of Project Management, Advisor, and finally as a VP of Project Management (again! haha). Throughout my 5 years with SC, I
Humans of SC — Affan Read More »
Reflecting on my childhood retrospectively makes me wish for a role model around my age. While I did look up to my parents, I sincerely believe that a role model closer to my age would have changed me for the better because I find that relatability serves as a more impactful motivation. While I could
Human of SC – Fawwaz Read More »
Women’s Rights to Education: Steps in the Right Direction, But Still A March Ahead By: Nurul Hannah Binti Haslimi, Acting Human Rights and Activism Officer of KPUM ASASI Education is a fundamental right recognised by international human rights law that all individuals possess. In light of International Women’s Day, this blog post will consider
Human of SC – Hannah Read More »
Volunteering? A life-changing experience? Really? You sure ah? Yes. The list of questions above reflects my perception of volunteering before my life-changing encounter with Small Changes. If you were to approach me two years ago and went ‘Hey Zaki, do you want to get some volunteer experience?’, I would’ve scoffed and said no. It
Humans of SC – Zaki Read More »
Due to unforeseen changes to my summer plans, I decided to take a leap of faith by applying to volunteer for Small Changes (even though it was 2 weeks before the camp). Pleasantly surprised to be accepted, I could positively say that this camp has changed my life for the better. Among the major things
Humans of SC – Nurfarhani Read More »
Promoting Volunteerism, Empowering Generations
Copyright © 2025 Small Changes MY
