Hello hairstylist!

Hello hairstylist! is a charity project to raise fund as a part of Young Mercy subject requirement. Anuar(YM2) and I, Afizy (YM1) gave away the opportunity to cut our hair to all CUCMS student as well as lecturer (who were so eager to cut our hair for a long time!) and staff.

Every cut cost the person RM2. The idea came to me when I was thinking of how I can raise fund without any expenses. Thus, I came with this wild idea which is creative and never been done before in CUCMS.

At the end of the day, both of us went bald and we were given the name BO & TAK. Sounds funny right but then we were satisfied because we manage to collect RM112 which is very impressive I suppose. All the money will be donated to the Young Mercy. Anuar and I were very proud of ourselves. Everyone enjoyed cutting our hair.

Notice the difference in their smile...before and after?

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For more pictures, please visit our Young Mercy Gallery.

Credits to Afizy of YM1 (thanks for your support!)

Note: To members of YM1, YM2 would like to thank you guys for your collaboration. Together, we can make the world a better place. =)

It's time for SPRING CLEANING

We mentioned about our recycling project in a previous post and the response was good but we need more support from our fellow CUCMS students and staff.

You know it is time to clear up the trash from your room when there are more empty bottles and cans than your books or when you are having a hard time finding your car keys under the piles of papers on your desk. So, use your free time to clean and bring the recyclable products to college.

If you are not from CUCMS, please contact Victor Lim at 016-3408117.

All profits will go to our future projects to help those in need.

NOTE: To those who want to volunteer in this programme, please email ym2cucms@yahoo.com

Save the children, Save our mother nature

Credits to Diana for the poster

Dedication Booth at CUCMS

Dedication Booth is another minor project that is carried out by YM2. For RM3, they can give a greeting card together with a gift to that special someone. The committee members will then personally hand in those goodies to the lucky recipients each week. This service is not only limited to among the students; mentors can also use this chance to treat their mentees. Other than that, this can also be another way to give birthday treat and also letters for the logbook.

Through this project, we hope the CUCMS-ers will be able to work and study together in a harmonious and friendly environment. Besides that, this also gives the opportunity to put smiles towards those whom they care about.

Funds generated will be allocated to the orphanages chosen by the YM2 and also for future YM2 projects.

Further info regarding the booth is as follows:

WHOM TO FIND?
MBBS 2nd year – Hanani, Hanan
PHARM 2ND year – Maya, Ain, Jane and Meenaha

PRICE
RM 3 – inclusive of gift and card

LOCATION
At our booth, in the hall area.

BUSINESS HOURS
Daily except on Wednesday – “Booking Days”
Thursday – “Delivery Days” - senders can expect their cards and the gifts to be sent to their recipients today

So check out for your names on the notice board on that morning. Who knows? This might be your lucky week!



Credits to Hanani Panini

Recycling Project

Here in Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences, we try to shoot two birds with one stone. Apart from raising funds for our bigger Young Mercy project and also to contribute to the orphans, Young Mercy II recycling ambassadors are trying to cultivate the spirit of recycling among the students.

By placing information and recycling boxes in targeted areas of the university, we want to show that being medical students doesn’t rule out the responsibility to maintain the resources and health of Mother Earth.

By creating this awareness, we hope that students in the future will recycle the items appropriately not only in the university but also in the hostel and at home. We also hope they will do it not for the project alone but to be better residents of our planet.

We will also convey this message to people living in Cyberjaya, who may not be aware of the significance of recycling, especially in an area where there is not much government initiation of environmental projects.

Credit to Victor a.k.a The Recycling Ambassador

Baking for Benefits

On Monday (18th February), everyone was talking about the delicious chocolate cookies and colourful cupcakes that they ate.
As it turned out, those cookies and cupcakes were made by the hardworking baking team of Young Mercy2 as a part of our fundraising project. The sale was a big success.
Not only that we got big profits but there were also donations from some buyers who loved the cookies and cupcakes so much. The motto of the team is ‘Support Us in Helping Others’.
Farhana Roslan, the girl behind the sweet idea, said that for every week, 3 members of YoungMercy2 will bake their own speciality. She also said that the baking experience taught the members about teamwork and being creative in raising funds for the humanitarian projects.
CUCMS residents are looking forward for more mouth-watering goodies in the weeks to come.

Try our homemade chocolate cookies.

"Cookies for sale!"

Cupcakes Paradise

Care for some cupcakes? They are for a good cause. =)