The 1AZAM Programme was introduced to
provide employment and income generating opportunities for the poor and
hardcore poor.
1Malaysia
One Call Centre (1MOCC)
1MOCC is a single
point of contact centre operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to answer any
public enquiry, complaint, suggestion and feedback via phone calls, short
messaging system (SMS), fax, email and social media.
1Malaysia
People's Welfare Programme (KAR1SMA)
Under the programme,
a target group comprising low-income senior citizens, children, disabled
persons, single mothers and widows of soldiers and policemen would be given
monetary aid every month. This is to ensure the group does not remain marginalised
and isolated in the society. People in these groups receive between RM100 and
RM450 per person or household.
Amanah
Saham 1Malaysia / 1Malaysia Trust Fund (AS1M)
AS1M is a share
investment scheme that offers a 10 billion-unit fixed price fund of RM1 per
unit for all Malaysian individuals with a minimum initial investment of 100
units. The average return for AS1M is between five per cent and 10 per cent a
year.
Bantuan Buku 1Malaysia / 1Malaysia Book Voucher (BB1M)
Under this project,
each student receives RM200 worth of book vouchersthroughout the nation. Some
5.4 million students in public and private institutions of higher learning,
matriculation stream as well as those in Form Six have so far enjoyed the aid.
It is aimed towards easing the burden on students while cultivating a healthy
interest towards reading among Malaysians.
Bantuan Lesen 1Malaysia (BL1M)
BL1M is a special
programme to help Malaysians, especially the young, to obtain B2 license for a
minimal fee of RM199.
Bantuan
Rakyat 1Malaysia / 1Malaysia People’s Aid (BR1M)
This is a direct
financial assistance of RM700 to Malaysian households earning less than RM4,000
per month. The one-off payment cash aid, implemented since 2012, has benefited
over 75 per cent of the country’s households.
During the recent
BR1M 2014 implementation, recipients also received 1Malaysia People’s Takaful
Insurance Group (i-BR1M) worth RM50 with minimum protection of RM1,000 (natural
death) and maximum of RM30,000 in the event of death due to accident or
permanent disability.
Under this scheme,
discount cards are given free to Malaysian students in Higher Learning
Institutes doing more than a year of study for certificate, diploma, degree and
above. Students stand to enjoy discounts of between five and 60 per cent for
goods and services from more than 2,600 outlets of 264 participating companies.
The goods and services include books, stationery, sports attire, transport,
accommodation, food and drinks, health clinics, automotive workshops and
recreation services.
Interaktif-Tuisyen Rakyat 1Malaysia /
Interactive-1Malaysia People’s Tuition (i-TR1M)
i-TR1M is an
after-school learning programme aimed at low-income students by providing free tutoring
for UPSR, PMR and SPM subjects online or through conventional means. It also
targets students who are weak in crucial subjects such as Bahasa Melayu,
English, Mathematics and Science. In the long run, the project is expected to
inculcate the culture of self-learning and for the students to be independent.
The online learning
programme serves as a supplement to what the students already learnt in the
classrooms. Students’ learning and achievements can be monitored via various
reports generated by the system.
The programme started
out with 4,000 UPSR students and 5,300 PMR and SPM students in Selangor, twice
the number of the initial expectations. RM2 million in funding has been added
on since, with the goal of reaching 200,000 students nationwide.
Kedai Kain Rakyat 1Malaysia / 1Malaysia People's Textiles Store (KKR1M)
KKR1M includes stores
that offer high quality material and clothing at a low cost, with discounts of
up to 70 per cent. The objective is to help those in the lower-income group to
buy fabrics that could be used for clothes, school uniforms, curtains and other
necessities. Currently, there are 19 such stores nationwide with 50 more
expected to open this year.
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