Kennedy Chong visited an orphanage in Johor Bahru, Malaysia as part of a charity drive organized by his AELP class. He and three others delivered boxes of donated clothes, toys, toiletries, shoes and books to the Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children Association. During the visit, Kennedy observed the children's classrooms, library, and cafeteria. He noted the importance of donations and community support for abandoned children, as cases of abandonment are unfortunately increasing each year.

1. Name: Kennedy Chong Di Ken
Student #: 201420005
Date: 17/7/2014
Module: AELP
Lecturer: Ms. Dot MacKenzie
Topic: Experiences in an Orphanage
Term: May 2014

2. Introduction
• AELP class organised charity collection for
• Handicapped and Mentally Disabled Children
Association, Johor Bahru.
• Ming, Ms. Dot, driver and me took 4 boxes of
clothes, toys, toiletries, shoes and books to
the institution on Wednesday, July 9th 2014.

3. THEOrphanage.

4. They need volunteers.
Sharing And Caring Are Helpful for
them.

5. Sentiments about Visiting the Orphanage
1. In this world more and more irresponsible
parents
2. Need to expose community about problem of
abandoned children
3. Every year, abandoned baby cases increase
4.Really unclear why people can be so cruel!

6. Importance of Donations Important !

7. As long as everyone contributes a little
love, the community will become better
tomorrow.

8. My experience in orphanage.

9. They do well in creativity.

10. Orphanage Classroom.

11. Canteen of The Orphanage.

12. Library.

13. Sources
Retrieved 15 July 2014
http://fanny211.wordpress.com/2013/03/07/
Retrieved 15 July 2014 http://.
• www.handicapjb.org.my/.

14. • Thanks to all my listeners. Any questions?