Sunday, 15 April 2012

EFFECTS OF HOMELESS

1. Instability
  • homelessness leaves affected youth no permanent address, making it virtually impossible to attend school, obtain employment, secure food and shelter, and survive.
2. physical health
  • due to poor diet, malnutrition and exposure, homeless youth are at greater risk of suffering from chronic health disorders like asthma, anorexia, and diarhoea.
3. substance abuse
  • homeless youth are more likely to use and abuse drugs, and to engage in other dangerous and illegal behaviours. according to national surveys, three quarters of street youths were using marijuana, a third were using hallucinosens, and stimulants, and a quarter were using crack, others forms of cocaine, inhalants,and sedatires. 
4. education
  • homeless youth have a hard time to attending school because of legal guardianship requirements, residency requirements,proper records, and lack of transportation. so, it is difficult for them to get an aducation. studies reports that as many as three quarters of homeless youth have or wil drop out of school.
5. mental health
  • homeless are more likely to suffer from anxiety disorders,depressions,postraumatic stress disorders and suicide due to the increased exposure to violence  while living on their own.
BY: Nor Hazwani

Sunday, 8 April 2012

Homeless?? who are them..??

Assalamualaikum.

based on what the others members said, homeless mean somebody who have nowhere to live, and who often live on the streets. they being homeless because they want to be free. they want live in social life without any obstacles. these picture will tell us about homeless live.

however, there have people who try to help them. month or weeks, they will give them food.

by:Wan Nur Nadiah

PURPOSE ON DST! CHEERS!!!

Among the main purposes of this documentary produced are:
1. To complete the subject of English language courses and social science.
2. To improve English language skills, especially in communication skills. In addition we are also able to enhance writing skills with English speaking because we find all the information in the Malay language. From there, we try our best to speak in English even though we know our english is not well.
3. The production of this documentary also could indirectly bound to provide for sharing of ideas and information among members of the group and other groups. For example, might have been some among us who still do not know what is meant by a HOMELESS. Therefore, the generation of this documentary indirectly information sharing will be fostered.
4. This documentary also indirectly train ourselves to foster a spirit of cooperation with each other. Although we all have the same problems that the constraints of time, but we try to use reasonable effort to complete this task. cooperation is important in an organization in launching a task.
5. In addition, this task is to train ourselves to build a spirit of leadership. This is clear when our lead an important role when constantly remind us of this task. From there we had see leadership qualities can be nurtured through an assignment that given.

6. This documentary also indirectly training our team members to be more creative and innovative. this is because, during the production of this video we too need lots of ideas to make this documentary is to draw public attention ..
7. The choising for our topics is also indirectly able to foster the public awareness about the growing problem of this concern.
8. Besides, it is also able to train us to be more aware and concerned for the fate and other people's problems.
9. Lastly, this documentary also taught us the meaning thanks to all the blessings we have, and may we not leave them unattended.

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by:RaiyanaSalha

Monday, 2 April 2012

ABOUT HOMELESS..

Assalammualaikum..
Hi guys.. We meet again..
Let us explain what means of homeless.. I think there is some confusing between us about this topic..
In our first discussion, our group decided to choose BUMMER as our topic. But Madam Hafizah was telling us the word is seldom to be heard. She gave opinion to us to change our topic to HOMELESS.. By that way, our group will be easy to find any information about this topic.
HOMELESS means a person found begging in a public place or cause annoyance to people who frequently visit the place or to make nuisance. Apart from that no means of livelihood on the surface and the homeless.


HOMELESS STATISTICS...
Adult/Teenageers  = 63%
Senior citizens  =  31%
Children   =  6%

STATISTICS HOMELESS ACCORDING TO GENDER
Male   =  74%
Female  =  26%

STATISTICS HOMELESS ACCORDING ETHNICS
Malay  = 504 -35%
Chinese  = 376 -26%
Indian  =  276  -19%
Others  =   10  -1%
by:Raiyana Salha..

Friday, 30 March 2012

WHY WE CHOOSE THIS TOPIC


Assalammualaikum..
First of all, let me talk us why our group this topic for our DST..
Firstly, homeless is the hot topic in our society..
So we seem to be called to learn more about this problem to avoid this problem continues.
besides, this topic our choice as it involves the national economy. this is because, with this gutter problem will indirectly affect the economy. government would suffer losses if still continous provide food for these people.
Next, we see from other perspektive, this vagrant problem seems to be close to our souls, as all members of our group is a social science student. Therefore we feel that this problem is very appropriate for us to study and serve as our DST.
By: Raiyana Salha

Friday, 23 March 2012

ARTICLE

Reasons People Are Homeless In Malaysia

REASONS PEOPLE ARE HOMELESS IN MALAYSIA
Homeless is defined as people who have nowhere to live, and who often live on the streets (Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English, 2008). Almost all countries in the world are facing this phenomenon. However, in Asia there is only one percent of people who are homeless (The U.S. Conference of Mayor, 2001). Do you think people in Malaysia are also homelessness? A 61 year old man, Lim Tian Swee who was mistaken for a beggar had confessed that he was homeless for about nine months and habitually napped at the Pasar Seni LRT Station with other hundreds of people there (Star Newspaper, January 7, 2008). This shows that Malaysians are also experiencing this problem. Unfortunately, it appears that Malaysia government has failed to acknowledge a clear statistic on the numbers of homeless people. In recent years its nature and composition has changed significantly with an increase in the numbers of persons experiencing homelessness. Why do you think these people are having their sleep on the streets? According to the statistics, the number of homeless people in Malaysia is increasing due to several reasons, which are poverty, unaffordability of housing and running away from problems.
The main reason people in Malaysia are homeless because they are facing poverty in their life. Poverty happens when a family suffers negative financial changes due to poor health, unemployment, and other temporary events. For example, one of a member in a low-income family fights for a serious illness and he cannot afford to pay for the medicine cost. Therefore, he has to find a job as the alternative to earn money to cure the illness. Unfortunately, he fails for the job recruitment because of his disability. The loss of job results him in loss of accommodation because of insufficient funding to acquire shelter. As the result, he may start a downward spiral thus it will lead him into the homelessness. “People can be so apathetic.

http://www.oppapers.com/essays/Reasons-People-Are-Homeless-In-Malaysia/778818

Monday, 19 March 2012

HOMELESS..

That's title for our DST...
Our group consists of four members, namely:
Led by:

WAN NUR NADIAH BT WAN MAT
The other members:
SITI RAIYANA SALHA BT RAHMAT
NOR HAZWANI BT MAT YUNUS
SITI FAUZIAH BT ZAINON

Our advisers or our lecturer:
MADAM HAFIZAH BT LATIF