PONGGAL 2026

A day with nature On 3 Oct 2026, 36 children from Zo Learning center spent a morning with club members and volunteers at Kebun Bangsar. Kebun Bangsar, a nature sanctuary in the city , offers an opportunity for the children to be in touch with nature & freely explore the Kebun . It was a relaxing day for everyone and the day ended with lunch at the Kebun . Thanks to the sponsor , Lovns Cafe , and everyone who took time to spend a morning with the children .

Do you know an extraordinary mother whose love, strength and dedication deserve to be recognised? The Kiwanis Club of Taman Tun Dr. Ismail is pleased to invite the Malaysian public to nominate deserving mothers for the Anugerah Ibu Kiwanis (AIK) 2026. With this year's theme, “Sentuhan Ibu, Sejuta Makna – A Mother’s Touch, A Lifetime of Love,” AIK 2026 celebrates remarkable mothers whose unwavering love, courage, sacrifices and resilience have made a meaningful difference in the lives of their children and families, particularly mothers raising and caring for children with special needs. If you know a mother whose journey deserves to be heard, celebrated and honoured, we warmly invite you to nominate her. Nominate a deserving mother today: AIK 2026 Mother Nomination Form (ENG) here AIK 2026 Borang Pencalonan Ibu (BM) here Selected mothers will be honoured at the Anugerah Ibu Kiwanis 2026 Hi-Tea on 25 October 2026, 3.00–5.00 PM, at Hyatt Regency Kuala Lumpur at KL Midtown. Every mother has a story. Some stories deserve to be shared, celebrated and remembered. Help us find these extraordinary mothers. Nominate, share, and spread the word. 💐

The Kiwanis Club of Klang hosted its August dinner meeting on 20 August 2026, welcoming members, guests, and friends for an evening of fellowship and inspiration. The highlight of the night was the presence of Mo Zidan, an international keynote speaker, professor, and corporate communication strategist with over two decades of global experience. Mo delivered a captivating keynote on “Communication in the Modern World”. Drawing from his extensive work across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia, he emphasized the irreplaceable role of human empathy, respect, and connection in communication. While artificial intelligence can process information and simulate dialogue, Mo reminded us that true communication requires emotional intelligence, cultural sensitivity, and genuine human presence. The evening concluded with warm appreciation for Mo Zidan’s contribution. May we all be inspired to carry forward the principles of humane communication in our daily interactions, reinforcing the values of respect, clarity, and compassion that lie at the heart of Kiwanis service. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPuqmhMcCq0