Stories To Remember

Roots of Resilience: Rooting for Growth for Youths Rooted in Ipoh by Maira Athirah “Every summer changes you — this time in Ipoh, it helped the Orang Asli Youths grow stronger.” This year, we carried our mission to reach out to Orang Asli Youths into its second phase through Roots of Resilience. Following the pilot […]

A Kaleidoscope of Change, Seeds of Deeds: I Through Us by Hasniesha Alya & Fadhrullah Hakim In a time when youth engagement and community development are more crucial than ever, the team behind Seeds of Deeds: I Through Us (SOD: ITU) is leading a powerful example of what dedicated volunteerism can achieve. This article explores

Ngembak Blaja! Sarawak – Leadership Luminary by Amiera Batrisyia & Fadhrullah Hakim For the first time ever, Small Changes landed in The Land of the Hornbills! Ngembak Blaja! was developed and planned over a year by Small Changes, was born from the glowing embers of success from their pilot project in Sabah, built on the

Ramadan Fundraising Campaign 2025: A Collective Triumph of Heart and Hustle by Rushdina Sofea 110 percent. That’s not just a number. It’s a reflection of effort, faith, and togetherness. This Ramadan, Small Changes set out with one big intention in mind: to raise RM5,000 to support our programmes and operations. In just a month, we

Ceria Ramadan Fest 2025: A Night of Love, Laughter, and Togetherness by Rushdina Sofea On March 15, 2025, the warmth of Ramadan filled the air as Small Changes Malaysia hosted the Ceria Ramadan Fest in Subang Jaya. More than just a breaking-fast event, it was a night of connection, community, and compassion, bringing together people

Iman: What’s the most rewarding aspect of volunteering for you? Tisya: For me, the belief that you will receive back whatever you give, in some form, is profound. When I registered for GDO last year to empower the students, I found myself feeling empowered instead. It seems that one is never at a loss for

Every heart has a home, and here at Small Changes MY, Seeds of Deeds is at the centre of that said home. Watch “Seeds of Deeds: Girls Day Out!” aftermovie. Amongst the Small Changes community (both committees and volunteers alike), we treat every single project with the same amount of love, respect, and responsibility. But

By Diksha Suri 💭💭💭 Do you see the one in the circle? It’s me, Diksha! One thing about me? I’ve always liked volunteering. Whether that’d be at the local temple or in non-government organisations, like Small Changes! So, when I got accepted into the Strategic Planning Team 2023, it wouldn’t be enough to say that

“English is a universal language that connects people all around the world and knowing the language can open up many life opportunities for you.” – Diskha According to Keystone Academic Resources, English is understood by one in every five people worldwide. 67 other nations have adopted English as their official language, while 27 other nations

Introduction It’s your first time joining a volunteering program, and like any other first-timers; you are clueless. The journey from my house to Rumah Raudhatul Al-Faeez took only 15 minutes. Despite leaving the house at 7:45 a.m. I thought I would arrive late because Waze showed that it would take nearly 30 minutes. Internally panicking,