Presentation Made by the Raleigh Kuala Lumpur representatives at the Raleigh International Asia Pacific Conference 2013 hosted in Rockingham, Perth, WA. Supported by Bridging the Gap

1. R egi
onalC onf ence
er
Perth, Western Australia
18 -19 D ecem ber 2010
Raleigh International Regional Conference
15th – 17th November 2013

2. Introduction
1. Expedition
2. Introduction Weekend
3. Monthly Meeting
4. Projects
~ Raleigh Round Island Challenge, 2013
~ CSR: Bentong O. A
5. Next Step

3. Expedition
Numbers of HCV from Raleigh KL
35
30
Numbe rs
25
20
15
10
5
0
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Notably, these numbers are total number of ventures from the peninsular Malaysia
and does not include the number of ventures form the Borneo.

4. Introduction Weekend
29th Nov until 1st Dec-2013
28th until 30th March-2014
Revisiting the entire structure to better the impact and
efficiency of the weekend

5. Strategy
1. Establishing an emergency evacuation plan -folder for quick access to
participant information, routes to hospitals and police station, and roster of
drivers.
2. Upskilling facilitation skills among IW staff - facilitation workshops
conducted by professionally experienced facilitators and to invite more
experienced members of Raleigh KL to assist coordinators in leading
groups.
3. Improvement on IW games equipment - building new games equipment
with lighter materials to increase mobility.
4.
Planning procedures clearer
guidelines on roles and
responsibilities within IW core team; working checklists and timelines.

6. Monthly Meet
Activity based
Updates on club’ s activities
~Expedition, Fundraising, IW, Project and etc.
Get to know more about us

7. Past
Colouring Rumah K.I.D.S
Caving at Ratu Maloi Cave
Trekking at Pisang Falls
Waterfall clean-up at
Templer’ s Park
Bouldering
Blood Donation Drive
Up coming
Fundraising workshop
Facilitation training
Food for the homeless

9. Projects
Raleigh Round Island Challenge
CSR: Bentong O.A

13. Do you know?

14. Collaboration effort with OCBC
Taking place at Bentong, Pahang
~involving 101 volunteer staff from OCBC.
14th – 16th November 2013
To build three volunteer quarters for Mr. Koh who are inspired to
help the Orang Asal (aborigines) kids, who are living under
privilege
The project sets to reach 75% completion by November 2014

15. Next step
To strive for a yearly (big) fundraising event
To form a merit system
To venture into delivering CSRs
To have better public/cooperate exposure