PSPK - Perkhidmatan Sosial Pembangunan Komuniti

30/05/2026

Learning continued in the 5th session of our 1st Batch English Learning Series with a fun and interactive class focused on the names and types of fruits and vegetables.

Participants practised vocabulary, pronunciation, and everyday communication through simple activities designed to build confidence in daily conversations.

For refugee communities, language learning is not only about classroom knowledge. It also supports daily interaction, self-confidence, and better access to everyday spaces such as markets, schools, clinics, and community services.

📆 2 May 2026

30/05/2026

Participants in our tailoring class continued building their practical sewing skills by learning how to join clothing pieces neatly and attach zips as part of basic garment construction.

The session focused on strengthening hands-on techniques, improving accuracy, and building confidence in producing finished wearable pieces.

Skills training like this supports women and community members to develop practical abilities that can be used at home, for self-employment, or as a pathway towards income generation.

📆 30 April 2026

30/05/2026

Throughout April, PSPK distributed a total of 4,480 kg of vegetables to support families and communities in need.

The vegetables included baby red potatoes, kangkung, bayam, long beans, daun sup, bitter gourd, radish, cabbage, and mixed vegetables.

Consistent food distribution efforts like this help improve access to basic essentials while strengthening the community support systems we continue to build across the areas we serve.

Small efforts, when sustained, can make a meaningful difference.

10/05/2026

10/05/2026

Terima kasih YAB Dato’ Seri atas sokongan dan keprihatinan terhadap komuniti PSPK.

10/05/2026

To every mother who gives strength, care, patience and love through every season of life — thank you.

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at PSPK. 💜

From then until now, the journey continues.

02/05/2026

As part of the same community health programme, PSPK organised a women’s health talk titled “Women’s Health After 30: Early Detection, Prevention & Everyday Care”, attended by around 60 participants from the local community.

The session was delivered by Dr. Muhammad Izzat Hanif from Poliklinik Medi Ihsan (Segambut, KL), focusing on common health concerns faced by women after 30 and the importance of early detection and everyday care. The session helps participants better recognise early signs and take more proactive steps in managing their health.

📅 26 April 2026

02/05/2026

PSPK has been conducting SEMAI awareness workshops in April. SEMAI (Sustainable Empowerment through Modern Agriculture and Innovation), supported by Yayasan Hasanah , introduces communities to practical approaches in modern agriculture.

Participants were guided on how hydroponic systems work and how they can be applied in small spaces for food production and potential income opportunities.

📅 April 2026

01/05/2026

PSPK conducted a community health screening programme under its Health Programme, providing access to basic health checks and promoting health awareness for the B40 community.

Participants received screenings such as blood pressure and BMI assessment, along with consultations. Basic medication was also provided where needed.

Delivered in collaboration with Poliklinik Medi Ihsan (Segambut, KL) , with support from Krt Selayang Baru A.

📅 26 April 2026

01/05/2026

In this English class session, part of a new series of classes, participants focused on self-introduction and starting simple conversations.

The session brought together local Malaysian and refugee participants, with guidance provided in Malay to support understanding. This inclusive approach ensures that those who need the support most are able to follow the lesson and build confidence in using English in everyday situations.

This series runs over several weekly sessions, aimed at building confidence in communication through consistent practice.

📅 25 April 2026

01/05/2026

At PSPK, internship is a place for real application.

Our intern worked on propagating and planting pothos 🌱 as part of routine horticulture work, supporting our sustainability efforts and ongoing community programmes. Interns are expected to be active and involved in day-to-day work. It is a platform to gain real experience, take responsibility, and learn through actual work on the ground.

📌 Next internship intake opens Aug/Sept.