Showing posts with label Lions Club of Perak Silver State. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lions Club of Perak Silver State. Show all posts

Friday, October 17, 2025

Deepavali Humanitarian and Environment Project by Lions Club of Perak Silver State

 18 Oct 2025 



In conjunction with the Deepavali Celebration, Lions Club of Perak Silver State, Ipoh City Watch and KOHIJAU will be organizing the Deepavali Humanitarian and Environment Project as follows:

Date: 18 Oct 2025
Time: 9.30am
Place: Kinta Heights, Ipoh, Perak

Guest of Honour: YB M. Kulasegaran, Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister Dept (Law and Institutional Reform) cum Member of Parliment for Ipoh Barat.






100 Senior Citizens and the needy will be presented with Deepavali Goodies. They will also receivc reusable bags. Recyclable Collection under the Trash2Cash program will also be carried out. YB Kula will then be invited to plant a tree to commemorate his visit there. 

Wednesday, October 8, 2025

Mid-autumn Festival at SJK Chung Hwa Parit with the theme "Satu Cahaya, Seribu Budaya"

3 Oct 2025



Lions Club of Perak Silver State and Loyal Academy have stepped forward to help sponsor SJK Chung Hwa Parit to organise a successful Mid-Autumn Festival with the theme, "Satu Cahaya, Seribu Budaya".

Led by Organising Chairman, Lion Chow Kin Yew, President of Ipoh Rising Star, a Club Branch of Lions Club of Perak Silver State, the festival involved students and teachers from 18 schools from Perak Tengah. More than 500 people attended the event with Food and Fun Fair, performances from various ethnic group including orang asli. 







The event was graced by Perak State Exco for Higher Education, Youth and Sports, YB Khairudin Bin Abu Hanipah. Present include Headmistress of SJK Chung Hwa and Parent Teachers Association Head as well as the Secretary of Perak Chinese Schools Association. Also present include Lions Club District 308B2 Region 5 Chairperson, Lion Dr. Richard Ng and Lions Club of Perak Silver State Secretary, Lion Tina Leong.




The highlight of the event was the moon cake making demonstration involving students, teachers and parents of various ethnic groups. It was truly a unity in diversity exposing the traditional Chinese culture to the public.

#WeServe  #Rise2theOccasion  #LeadByExample

Thursday, October 2, 2025

Lions Clubs District 308B2 joint hands with APM Perak to proactively provide Disaster Relief Aids

2 Oct 2025:





Twelve Clubs from District 308B2 joint hands with Angkatan Pertahanan Awam Malaysia (APM) Perak to proactively provide Disaster Relief Aids. They contributed 200 cartons of Drinking Water, 1,000 sets of Hygiene Kits and 1,000 units/tin/packets read-to-eat dry food. The gimmick handover ceremony was conducted by District 308B2 Governor Lion Tan Say Cheong on behalf of the clubs. Receiving the items on behalf of APM Perak was YS Kol. (PA) Tuan Rohaizat Bin Hadli, Director of APM Perak.

This is a new milestone for these Lions Clubs as it was the first time such collaboration is done between an NGO and APM in a proactive manner preparing for eventual Monsoon Season starting from 30 Sept 2025. This approach was used to ensure that required items for disaster relief can be channeled fast, targeted, more systematic and reduce wastage and surplus or even deficit.




The Joint Disaster Relief project involving twelve Lions Clubs was initiated by Lions Club of Perak Silver State. Organizing Chairman. Lt Muda (PA) Lion Chow Kin Yew did a great job by making all te necessary arrangement to make this project a success.



This project is special compared to previous disaster relief projects where a pro-active approach was used. According to Jabatan Pengairan dan Saliran as presented bt Kol. (PA) Rohaizat when gracing this ceremony, 280 flood hotspots have been projected this year throughout Perak involving many government agencies, frontliners and volunteers. Some of the flood prone areas include Krian, Hilir Perak and Muallim Districts.

Kol. (PA) Rohaizat thank all the Lions Clubs who have made effort to contribute the items. Among the clubs involved include;

a. Lions Club of Perak Silver State

b. Lions Club of Ipoh Dynamic

c. Lions Club of Kinta Dynamic

d. Lions Club of Chemor Perak

e. Lions Club of Ipoh Central

f. Lions Club of Ipoh Centennial

g. Lions Club of Kampar

h. Lions Club of Tropican Elite

i. Lions Club of Georgetown Penang Light

j. Lions Club of Ipoh City

k. Lions Club of Ipoh Vintage

l. Branch Club Ipoh Rising Star

District Governor Lion Tan Say Cheong congratulated Lions Club of Perak Silver State for taking the lead in this Disaster Relief project which is very commendable. He also thank all the participating clubs for their contributions of items towards the disaster victims. APM and Lions Club's motto complement each other and as such we make good collaboration in humanitarian service. 

Also attending this ceremony include Lt. Kol (PA) Mohammad Azwani Bin Kusim, Deputy Director of APM Perak and Major Bersekutu (PA) PDG Hudson Hah.



As Region 5 Chairperson who facilitate this project, I thank all the Clubs for their generosity and quick response to make this joint disaster project a great success. Thank you to all the 12 Club Presidents and to OC Lion Chow Kin Yew.

We definitely has lead  by example and observe our International President them "Lead to Serve" and "Serve to Lead" and "Rise to the Occasion" when requested.


#WeServe

#LeadByExample

#Rise2theOccasion

Attending Navarathiri Prayers at Dewi Sri Mooghambigai Temple cum Fund Raising for temple

1 Oct 2025: 



Region 5 Chairperson Lion Dr. Richard Ng and Secretary Lion Tina Leong of Lions Club of Perak Silver State were invited to attend the Navarathiri prayers held at Dewi Sri Moogambighai Temple in Jelapang, Ipoh, Perak.

"The Jelapang Community is very close to our heart as this is where we started our community programmes in 2014." noted Dr. Richard Ng.


Congrats to Temple Committee Chairperson Lion Thinakaran who is also a member of Lions Club of Perak Silver State for his exemplary leadership in transforming this community temple into a new, bigger and more conducive temple by getting the public and government to chip in towards the building of this new temple. Also assisting this temple include Lion Bala and Lion Mahathevan of Ipoh Rising Star.




Tonight we contributed some donation towards the building fund. The temple is still short of another RM40,000 to complete the finishing touch of the whole building.

The temple welcome well wishers to help contribute the required additional funds.

#WeServe

#Rise2theOccasion

#LeadByExample

Tuesday, September 30, 2025

Briefing Session on Prosocial AI by Adjunct Prof. Dr. Cornelia Walther organised by MBI

 29 Sept 2025:


This morning Lions Cub of Perak Silver State Region 5 Chairperson cum President of Ipoh City Watch, Dr. Richard Ng was invited by Ipoh City Council - Ipoh Doughnut Economy Secretariat to attend a briefing session on Pro-social AI and how it can be used to harness the implementation of Ipoh Doughnut Economy framework. The briefing was presented by Adjunct Professor Dr. Cornelia C. Walther, a visiting scholar from the University of Pennsylvania, US. The 1.5 hours session was moderated by IDE CEO, Dr. Zulqarnain Mohamad.

Several participants including Dr. Richard Ng shared their thoughts about Articial Intelligence and how it could be beneficial to Ipohites in terms of the creating a safe planetary space and also providing information and updates and progress on the implementation plan. More than 60 people attended the session.






Dr. Cornelia highlighted th 4Ts Framework as methodlogy for design and deployment of Prosocial AI; Tailored, Trained, Tested, and Targeted. She also suggested that we should look into Hybrif Intelligence combining Human Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence.

The take home message is: Generosity and Values

Saturday, September 27, 2025

Lantern Making & Colouring Contest, Cultural Performance and Lantern Parade at AEON Mall Station 18 on 5th Oct 2025

 27 Sept 2025



The public and shoppers of AEON Mall Station 18 will have another great opportunity to experience the Lantern Festival, a Traditional Chinese Cultural display in conjunction with Mid-autumn festival this year. Free lanterns and goodies will be given out to the first 500 particiants of the parade which starts at 6.30pm. 


Lions Club of Perak Silver State and Loyal Academy will team up once again with AEON Mall Station 18 to jointly organize the Lantern Making and Colouring Contest 2025 in conjunction with Mid-autumn Festival. This was highlighted during a Press Conference held on 26 Sept 2025 at the AEON Mall Statio 18.

More than RM5,000 worth of prizes and lanterns are up for grab. Thanks to Loyal Academy and our other sponsors.

The contest is open to all races offering cash prize of RM1,000, RM300 and RM200 for Champion, first Runner-up and second Runner-up respectively. There will also be 10 consolation prizes of RM100 each. All lanterns participating in the contest must be submitted to AEON Mall Station 18 on 4th Oct from 3pm to 10pm or 5th Oct from 10am to 2pm. Independ judging of the contest will commence after that.

There is also a Colouring Contest open to Children between 5 to 10 years of all races. Contest will start at 2.30pm to 3.30pm. The Champion, first Runner-up and second Runner-up will receive cash prize of RM200, RM150 and RM100 respectively. 10 consolation prizes of RM50 each.

All participants will receive a Certficate of Participation.



According to Organising Chairman, Lion Wong Kean Rong, the prize presentation will be held at 5.00pm at the ground floor of AEON Mall Station 18. In between contest, there will be cultural and dance performances.


Region 5 Chairperson, Lion Dr. Richard Ng thanked Loyal Academy and AEON Mall Station for this great event aimed to showcase Chinese Traditional Culture. He noted that this event is open to all races and as such he hoped that this year more Malays and Indians will participate in the contest as well as the Lantern Parade in order to foster a close relationship and understanding. The colouring contest will enable the students to express their creativity and talents. 

At 6.30pm the public of all races have the opportunity to take part in the lantern parade where 500 lanterns will be given out free. Participants will also receive goodies from AEON Mall Station 18. The lantern parade will be accompanied by Lion dance within the compound of the mall.

Other co-sponsors include; PCCCI Batu Gajah, Perak Shun Tak Association, Perak Pun Yue Association, Perak Nam Hoi Association, Malaysia Sun Hing Wan Fow Association, Shan De Charity Home, Lexda Bina, Techno Water, TSW Consultant and Management, Malaysia Perak Art Society, Ipoh Rising Star, Ipoh Mandarin ToastMasters Club, CL Dance Academy, Yencci Dance Studio, and Carol Dance Centre.


Saturday, February 17, 2024

PANTAI HOSPITAL IPOH CARRYING OUT CSR PROGRAMME WHILE PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT

 15 Feb 2024:




Pantai Hospital Ipoh in collaboration with Lions Club of Perak Silver State contributed 32 units of refurbished desktop computers worth RM65,000 to 3 selected schools in Perak recently. The three schools are SK Raja Chulan in Taman Cempaka, SK Methodist  in Tanjong Rambutan and SJKC Chung Hwa in Parit.

 




The gimmick presentation was carried out during Lions Club of Perak Silver State Charter cum Charity Night. Ms. Chong Siet Fong, CEO of Pantai Hospital Ipoh performed the gimmick presentation to the headmasters of the schools. It was witnessed by Chairman of the Alliance for Safe Community, Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye, who was the Guest of Honour.

 


The computers were then delivered to the respective schools on a separate date by a team of Pantai Hospital Ipoh IT Department staff. The computers are all equipped with Internet connectivity to enable the students to have access to Internet so that they can gain more information and knowledge to compliment what they learn in the class.

According to Ms. Chong, Pantai Hospital Ipoh is part of the IHH Healthcare Group where our sustainability strategy places our patient first,  while ensuring the planet remains sustainable for generations to come. Doing our part to slow down climate change.

“Because we believe in building a better world, not just for us, but for generations to come. With that Pantai Hospital Ipoh is dedicated to make responsible and sustainable decisions for donation of Refurbished computers.”

 


Refurbished computers contribute to a circular economy as it means using fewer of the natural resources required in new computers as well as less electronic waste on planet to champion sustainability initiatives. They eliminate the need for additional manufacturing, reducing the carbon footprint associated with new device production. By choosing refurbished computers, we’re diverting electronics away from landfills and minimising the environmental harm associated with improper disposal.”


 

“We anchor our sustainability approach to make a positive impact on our patients, our people, the public and our planet. We strive to provide excellent care and outcomes to our patients; champion total well-being, development and inclusiveness for our people; give back to the communities in which we operate; while protecting our only home – our planet.” 

 




“We take this opportunity to improve the environment through a sustainability programme while prioritising the education for our communities. We strongly believe that this programme would be beneficial to the students to enable them to gain access to comprehensive online learning; build digital skills and have access to online support & resources.”

Twelve units of the desktop were delivered to SK Raja Chulan on 31st January. On 5th of February, ten units were delivered to SK Methodist and on the 6th February 10 units were delivered to SJKC Chung Hwa.

We were given a surprise by SJKC Chung Hwa as they were also holding a Chinese New Year programme. 80 percent  of the students of SJKC Chung Hwa are Malays where they performed the Lion Dance, Chinese Dance, and Calligraphy. We were also given the honour to toss the Lou Sang together with students, teachers and parents of the schools.

Dr. Richard Ng, President of the Lions Club of Perak who is also the Chairman of the Board of Visitors of Pantai Hospital Ipoh, thanked Pantai Hospital Ipoh for choosing to collaborate with his club. The CSR coincides with the club’s four projects; Protecting the Environment, Education, Youth Development and Cultural.




Lions Club of Perak Silver State also contributed cash to the schools to buy school uniforms, shoes and school bags for 26 students. According to Dr. Richard Ng, this is the second time the club came to this school. A year ago the club did an environment awareness programme by planting two Ficus Elastica Trees which has grown up to ten feet tall now. These trees not only help to absorb carbon dioxide and reduce carbon footprint but also provide oxygen, shades and add the beauty of the school.