CYW with T.O.T (Track of Talents)

Track of Talents by 1a.m. and CYW, a platform for people to show case their talents, has been partnering with Tenaganita in defending human rights for the past 3 years.

During their last event on Nov 26,2010, they have managed to raise another RM401.00.

Up to date CYW have raise more than RM8,000.00 for Tenaganita.

CYW “I Love Kluang” update

Kluang Mall together with MAD has raised more than 85K and I LOVE Kluang was one of the beneficiaries of it.

MAD contributed 10K to the I LOVE Kluang project and this proceed will go into helping the purchases of uniforms for Uniform For Kidz program.

CYW Pledges

To date, we have collected over RM1500 from the people who have pledge.

We need more people to pledge!

Interested to pledge email:change@changeyourworld.com.my

CYW with Tenaganita – International Migrants Day Celebration 2010

Tenaganita invites you to International Migrants Day Celebration 2010 on Dec 18, 9am – 4pm. Join us to End Modern Day Slavery!

*Take note that Kelvin Lim, co-founder of CYW, will be sharing a workshop on Awareness Building at around 2:30pm.

CYW with Community at Heart

Want to serve the community this christmas season? Here’s your chance to be a blessing.

The Heavenly Gift Project

Do you have excellent gift wrapping skills? We need YOU! =)

Volunteer to gift wrap gifts for the community on Dec 20 to Dec 24.

Contact: Sharon Lim – 0122035510

Christmas Party with the Community in Enggan Apartment

Partnering with Malaysian Care, on Dec 26 from 6pm to 8pm, we are looking for volunteers to help us share the love of christmas to about 150-200 kids, age 7-12.

If you are interested contact: Chris Leong – 0172372517

Food Delivery Schedule

Dec 25th & 26th – Orphanage Homes
Dec 26th – 1pm Setup, 3pm Distribution @ Enggang Apartment.

If you would like to help out please contact : Chris Leong – 0172372517

More than 15 volunteers from CYW have volunteered. Join them now .

Refugee Work

We are currently in a very initial stage to create a proper education system for the refugee kids. More information will be provided in the near future.

If you are interested to volunteer please contact Alan – 0123212592

Blessed Christmas everyone!
CYW Team

It’s been a great year and many great stories from all the cities we have gone doing Change Your World especially when you see the young generation owning their city and making the difference.

We at Change Your World are excited that we will be doing Kuala Lumpur on September 25 our home ground. More details soon.

But I want to share our latest development. Our desire for the Millennial generation is that they not only learn city ownership but also expand their borders to see what is happening to our nation and also the rest of the world. There is of course endless needs but why not we start doing something to make the difference.

We recently partnered with World Vision under our World Ownership helping to build water treatments for the people who do not have water.

DID YOU KNOW THAT EVERY 21 SECONDS A CHILD DIES BECAUSE OF WATER RELATED ILLNESSES?

Want to find out more? Hover over our navigation bar on top and click on “YOU MAKE THE DIFFERENCE” and discover lots more about how we can make a difference.

Let’s together make the difference.

God bless,
Kelvin Lim
CYW Founder

Special thanks to William for taking up the responsibility to champion and gather all the churches together. You made the difference.

Also to Kah Wai who handled the headache of all the cash in his hands and many other things you did for us.

To the prayer team. You changed the atmosphere in the hall and I’m certain the people… (Read More)

Star Newspaper: Tuesday Feb 2,2010
Sec-gen: UN-recognised refugees to get ID cards

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia plans to issue identification cards to refugees who are recognised by the United Nations, allowing them to stay in the country temporarily and avoid arrest as illegal immigrants.
Home Ministry secretary-general Datuk Seri Mahmood Adam said the Government would work with the UN refugee agency to issue the cards so that immigration enforcement personnel would recognise and spare UN-designated refugees.
“As long as they are recognised as refugees by the UN, they can stay here temporarily,” he said yesterday.
“They cannot work here, but they can do odd jobs.”
He could not give an exact time-line but said the initiative was in the “final stage.”

According to the UN agency, about 75,600 refugees and asylum-seekers were in Malaysia as of November last year. Most fled persecution in Myanmar.

Yante Ismail, a spokeswoman for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, welcomed the development.
“Proper documentation for refugees is essential to their protection,” she said.

All of the refugees in Malaysia are waiting to be resettled to a third country that officially accepts refugees. — AP