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Award Day Team Programme Malaysia
by Selangor Youth Community (SAY)
Celebrate Hairul, Regional Winner Of Asia (2022 Prince’s Trust Sustainability Award)


Salam Guys!
Bamziaf recently had the opportunity to attend the award day ceremony for 
Team Program Malaysia,by Selangor Youth Community (SAY)
This event took place at Sunway Putra Hotel was graced by His Highness Raja Muda of Selangor, Tengku Amir Shah Ibni Sultan Sharafuddin Iris Shah Alhaj 


to celebrate Hairul Mafahir Abdullah
one of our young people from the programme who was selected as the 
Regional Winner for Asia of the 2022 Prince’s Trust Sustainability Award
an award that recognises outstanding young people on a Prince’s Trust programme across the world, 
Raja Muda of Selangor in partnership with Prince's Trust International for this awards

 

TEAM is an intense nine (9) week of personal and professional development journey to provide equal chances for deserving young people aged 18-30 with the goal of providing them a better future through three different types of opportunities: Employment, Education or Training


The story of Hairul's difficulty in seeking employment upon graduating and how he bounced back through Team Programme has opened the eyes of many on the importance of such programmes.
Despite losing his job during the pandemic like millions of other young people, Hairul was able to turn that setback into a new opportunity with the help of the Team Programme. Previously an engineering technician, Hairul was determined to find a new job and signed up for the programme, where he particularly enjoyed his two-week work experience placement with the Tropical Rainforest Conservation & Research Centre (TRCRC). Impressed by his performance, the centre offered him a job as an assistant researcher after he completed the programme.

Now, as a Biodiversity & Restoration Coordinator, Hairul spends his days working in the forest, 
caring for native saplings and monitoring wildlife. He has found a greater sense of purpose and connection in his work, which focuses on not just himself but also the surrounding community, 
nature, and the environment.

In his speech, Hairul mentioned that the values he gained from Team Programme has helped him in setting his career path and goals as well as to kickstart his career. 

"I believe that this is only the beginning for me towards achieving greater heights from this day onwards. I hope that Team Programme can prosper long into the future in order to provide opportunities for more youths moving forward."


Wasim Malik, Head of Delivery for Asia at Prince's Trust International, commented:

"It has been fantastic to hear from so many young people today who have benefitted from our programmes and are now making a difference in their communities. At Prince's Trust International, in collaboration with our valued partners like Selangor Youth Community, we empower young people to realise their dreams by providing transformative opportunities to develop skills and cultivate the confidence needed for sustainable careers. We are committed to providing invaluable opportunities for young people in Malaysia and I look forward to seeing many more young people supported in future"

His Highness Tengku Amir Shah Ibni Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah Alhaj, 
Raja Muda of Selangor said:

"I am very proud of Hairul and his achievement. His journey is an inspiration to many who are struggling out there. I am also enormously proud of all our young people from the programme. I hope we can help more young people out there and inspire their growth."

In addition, this ceremony also awarded awards:

Personal Growth Award - Teffanie Arputheraj

Perseverance Award - Duwan Abdullah

Most Supportive Community Partner - Arus Academy

Most Supportive Work Placement Provider - 
Tropical Rainforest Conservation and Research Centre (TRCRC)


ABOUT SELANGOR YOUTH COMMUNITY (SAY)
Selangor Youth Community (SAY) was founded by 
His Highness Tengku Amir Shah Ibni Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah Alhaj, Raja Muda Selangor 
in 2017. SAY is a non-governmental, non-political and non-profit organisation 
that strives to produce dynamic, progressive and energetic youth community.

Based on studies and workshops conducted by the Boston Consulting Group 
in identifying youths in Selangor, SAY champions four niche areas; 
Entrepreneurship, Sports and Health, Arts and Creative, and Community Service. 
The four core areas are aligned with the interest of youth in Selangor. As of 2022, 
SAY has had a positive impact on a total of 310,738 youths, not only concentrated in the state of Selangor but also across Malaysia through over 200 initiatives and programs starting from the first-year of establishment hence producing a Social Return on Investment (SROl) of 1:3.03. 
SAY also runs holistic programs and initiatives through partners from various government agencies, corporations and communities to further identify gaps in the ecosystem 
in ensuring no community is left behind.


ABOUT PRINCE'S TRUST INTERNATIONAL
Prince's Trust International has been supporting young people worldwide since 2015. 
We were founded by His Majesty King Charles IlI to tackle the global crisis in youth unemployment, building on four decades of experience in the UK.

Our mission is to empower young people to learn, earn and thrive. 
We provide opportunities to develop the skills and confidence to succeed and 
deliver tangible employment outcomes. By blending our expertise with a global network of local partners, we develop programmes and interventions to help young people to build their own futures.

Our programmes and interventions are now present in 18 countries within the commonwealth and beyond, across Asia, Africa, the Caribbean, the Middle East and Europe. 
We have supported over 70,000 young people worldwide since 2015.

You can check out the video of Hairul's success journey:



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