Thursday, July 7, 2011

29th Blood Donation Drive





29th Blood Donation Drive
Date : 11 -14 July 2011
Time : 10am - 5pm
Venue: MPH Extension Hall, MMU Cyberjaya

WHAT MAKE YOU DON'T DONATE BLOOD??? o.O

Let us clear your doubts!!! ^.^
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1. Will donating blood hurt???

Donating blood is not painful. It may feel like a slight pinch or sting when the needle is first inserted, but there is no pain during the donation.
Donating blood hurts a lot less than having someone you care about need blood and not get it because it's not there.


2. How long will it take to replenish the pint???

Blood volume and plasma is replaced within 24 hours. Red cells need about 4 to 8 weeks for complete replacement. You can donate again in 56 days or 8 weeks.



3. I don't have time???

It doesn't take long: about 45 minutes in all from arrival to departure.


4. I might catch something from donating???

Donations are drawn using sterile equipment that is disposed of after a single use, and the professionals who draw your blood wear sterile latex gloves that are disposed of immediately after use on a single patient. At no time will you come in contact with any piece of equipment or material that has had contact with blood or body fluids of someone else.


5. I take medication, so I can't donate???

Depending on what medication you're on, it may halt donation for a period, though in many cases it won't prevent you from donating at all. It's always a good idea to inform nursing staff of this before attending a donation session.
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6. I'm too old / young???

The age limit is 18-60. For those who is 61-65, you have to get the certified document about your health situation from doctor. So long as you are healthy and weigh at least 45 kg, you can continue to contribute to your community.
Once you turn 18 with weight at least 45 kg, you can make a real grown-up contribution to your community.


7. I can't donate my blood because I'm a vegetarian which means my blood doesn't have enough iron in it???

There's no problem with vegetarians giving blood, the iron needed is taken from stores in the body, and are replaced after donation. Provided you have a balanced diet, you should be able to replenish your iron supply within a month. Vegetarians may take a little longer though to make up their iron levels after a donation.



8. I am a International Students, can I donate?

Yes, you can donate, with the conditions that you have stay in Malaysia for at least 1 year without leaving Malaysia within the period.
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9. Others~

You will not faint or feel uncomfortable after donating blood. This is a common misconception.

You wont feel drained or tired if you continue to drink fluids and have a good meal.

You can resume your normal activities after donating blood, though you are asked to refrain from exercise or heavy weight lifting for twelve hours after donation.

Donating blood will not leave you low of blood; in fact you will still have surplus blood after the donation.

If you choose to consume alcohol, you can on the next day.

Even if your blood type is common there is still a requirement. Patients are just like donors - most of them have common blood types. Because your blood type is common, the demand for that type is greater than for rare types.


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♥♥♥ DONATE BLOOD, DONATE LOVE ♥♥♥



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If you have any question, please don't hesitate to contact:
Angel Chuan
010-4634023
angelcutegirl@gmail.com

We really hope to see you there ^^

Thank you.

“Together We Strive For Humanity”

Regards,
29th Blood Donation Drive Committee
Malaysian Red Crescent
Multimedia University Cyberjaya Chapter


Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Attention to all Binding Trip 2011 participants

Dear all,

For the convenience for you to prepare the necessities needed during Binding Trip 2011, here is the checklist for things to bring and not to bring:

Compulsory:
1. Jacket
2. Personal hygiene (towel, shampoo/soaps, brush, toothpaste, etc)
3. Long pants/track suits
4. Short pants
5. Torchlight - Spare Batteries
6. Personal medicine
7. Sport Shoe
8. Slipper

Optional:
1. Sleeping Bag
2. Sunscreen
3. Insect Repellent / Spray
4. Drinking water/ bottle

Prohibited:
1. Jewelry
2. Cigarette
3. Alcohol
4. Food (except those in packaging)

Ps:
1. Things that not mentioned in the list, you can bring it as well if you feel you need it, except those listed in prohibited section.
2. We will not responsible to find you a replacement for anything that you leave behind. So, please be wise in packing your bag.

Thank You.

"Together We Strive For Humanity"

Best Regards,
Ng Schew Lin
Chapter Secretary
Malaysian Red Crescent
Multimedia University Cyberjaya Chapter

Monday, June 27, 2011

Report: OC VAD - F1

Date : 19th June 2011
Time : 7.00pm-12.00am
Venue :
TUN CHANCELLOR HALL

Organizer : TM

This is an Appreciation Dinner of TM Group. Around 1000 employees are invited to join this dinner. Their theme is F1 TM – Race to the top. The dinner is fully with F1 dressing, F1 music and also F1 aromas.




Thank you.

" Together we strive for humanity"

Best Regards
Alvin Shin
OC VAD 11/12
Malaysian Red Crescent
Multimedia University Cyberjaya Chapter

Report: OC VAD - IHL Conference

Organiser: International Committee of the Red Cross, Government of Malaysia, Malaysian Red Crescent Society, United Kingdom Foreign and Commonwealth Office, British Red Cross

Location: Equatorial Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Date: 6 Jun 2011 - 8 Jun 2011

The conference will bring together participants from Commonwealth governments, their national committees on international humanitarian law, as well as members of Commonwealth National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.

The aim of the meeting is to gather these participants from across the Commonwealth to increase capacity, commitment and activities in the realm of international humanitarian law (IHL) implementation, to share experiences in national legal implementation and to discuss developments in IHL.

It is also a chance to preview IHL topics which are on the agenda of the Commonwealth Law Ministers Meeting in July 2011, to follow up on the 30th International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent, and prepare for the 31st international conference to be held from 28 to 1 December 2011.


4-5 June 2011 - Usher of the day

The signboard of ICRC



The person in Charge- Mr Das.


6,7,8 June 2011 – Secretariat of the event


Inside the Meeting Ballroom



The invitation letter to the dinner.



ICRC is Around the Word



The document which need to Photostat 100 – 200 copies.



The Special name Tag for the participants and volunteers



Volunteer from Malaysian Red Crescent MMU chapter



Photo with the Director of this event Mr. Richard (5th from right)



The Conference Banner.

Special thanks to MRC Selangor Branch for given us this opportunity to be involve in this event. Also appreciate the time and participation of the members of MMURC who participated in this event:


  • Alvin Shin
  • Lee Su Hwee
  • Chong Han Ming
  • Ong Poh Ching
  • Yong Kor Ri
  • Ng Yan Yoon
  • Mostafa Farjad
  • Lee Shu Chin
  • Keshva Rao
  • Michelle Low
  • Soon Jian Ming
  • Chong Shin Ling

Thank you.

"Together We Strive For Humanity"



Best Regards
Alvin Shin
OC VAD 11/12
Malaysian Red Crescent
Multimedia University Cyberjaya Chapter