TEMERLOH, 31 December 2021 - Surprised and moved. Those were the feelings invoked when a group of volunteers from Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) consisting of staff and students suddenly appeared in front of UMP students’ houses to help clean their homes affected by the flood recently.

According to the student of Bachelor of Project Management UMP Natasyabillah Afzainizam, she almost shed tears.

Mersing, 5 Mac 2022 - Penganjuran Program Mini Karnival KPT Prihatin Keluarga Malaysia yang berlangsung di Gelanggang Futsal Kampung Nelayan dan Dewan Terbuka Tenglu Laut, Mersing baru-baru ini memberi manfaat penduduk setempat mendapatkan pemeriksaan kesihatan, servis motor percuma dan mendapatkan informasi kemasukan ke Institusi Pengajian Tinggi (IPT) terutamanya bagi pelajar lepasan sekolah.

BATU PAHAT, 19 Januari 2022 - Projek Khidmat Komuniti (CSR) UMP Lighting Up The Community pada kali ini menyaksikan pemasangan sistem lampu tumpu berkuasa suria bagi kemudahan komuniti di sini dengan menambah pencahayaan di wakaf dan parkir kenderaan di Masjid Pekan Sri Medan serta rumah pelajar di Kampung Parit Singgahan Dalam di Batu Pahat, Johor.

KUANTAN, 6 Februari 2022 – Cakna dengan pendidikan anak-anak Maahad Tahfiz Muhammadi (MAYAM) di Bukit Rangin, Persatuan Wanita Universiti Malaysia Pahang (MATAHARI) menyumbang dua buah komputer dan mesin pencetak untuk kegunaan tenaga pengajar dan pelajar yang rosak disebabkan bencana banjir pada 18 Disember lalu.

Sumbangan telah disampaikan oleh Presiden MATAHARI, Datin Dr. Mazita Mokhtar kepada Pengetua MAYAM, Tengku Fathul Aziz Tengku Abd. Mutalib.

PAYA BESAR, 22 December 2021 - Concerned about the fate of flood victims, Universiti Malaysia Pahang Women’s Association (Matahari) distributed assistance to its 34 members affected by the flood around Kuantan.

Among the donations handed over are daily necessities and food.

The donations were presented by Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Industrial Management (FPI) and President of UMP Women’s Association (Matahari), Datin Dr. Mazita Mokhtar and several committee members of Matahari.

MENTAKAB, 27 December 2021 - Focusing on clean-up operations and aid distribution, 100 Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) volunteers spent two days to help clean up students’ houses and neighbourhoods in Taman Mentakab Indah which were badly affected by the recent floods.

Realising the problem of water disruption in flood-affected locations, UMP also brought seven water tanks belonging to the university to carry out cleaning work.