This book compiles 17 true stories that unveil the dark side of the lives of young trainees at Sekolah Tunas Bakti, who were caught in the turbulence of youth and strayed from the right path. From cases of incest to drug abuse, each story explores their struggles to rediscover their identity and prepare themselves mentally for acceptance back into their families and society.

This book offers a window into the emotional and reflective stories of social workers in metropolitan cities, grappling with the challenges of assisting urban poor communities. Written by experienced officers from the Department of Social Welfare, the book contains 14 articles that delve into issues such as poverty, mental health, and the harsh realities of marginalised lives often shrouded by societal stigma.

This book unveils deeply emotional stories about senior citizens navigating the twilight of their lives, coloured by a spectrum of experiences. This anthology explores themes of longing, sacrifice, and loss through 20 poignant tales that reflect the lessons and realities of society.

This book delves into the hidden dimensions of Malaysia's social work landscape, presenting eight articles that address critical but often overlooked issues. Written by a group of officers from the Department of Social Welfare, who balanced academic theory and field realities while pursuing the Postgraduate Diploma in Social Work at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia and Institut Sosial Malaysia, the book offers fresh and practical perspectives.

This book features 32 inspiring stories of individuals with disabilities (OKU) who have overcome physical and social barriers to excel in academics, community work, the arts, entrepreneurship, and sports. Coming from diverse backgrounds, the book highlights their journeys, which, despite being filled with challenges, demonstrate that OKU are not merely a group in need of support but are also significant contributors to the nation and the world.

Each story serves as a testament that nothing is impossible in life, as long as there is determination and support.

This semi-academic magazine features articles addressing social issues occurring within the community. Published annually, it reflects a diversity of views and perspectives from academics, community leaders, industry practitioners, and individuals. The publication aims to provide readers with meaningful contributions to better understand and address complex social issues in the current context.

The International Journal of Social Policy and Society (IJSPS) is a refereed international journal published by ISM. IJSPS aims to promote multidisciplinary topics in social sciences highly correlated to the development of the society.

The book Menjunjung Legasi Kepimpinan Wanita KPWKM documents the contributions of seven female Secretaries-General who led the Ministry of Women, Family, and Community Development (KPWKM). Each leader brought her unique aura and leadership style to the role, continuing the mission to enhance the well-being of society, particularly the ministry’s target groups.

The year 2023 witnessed a transformation in the mainstream agenda. The missions of Malaysia Rahmah and Malaysia MADANI continued to be actively promoted, aiming to embed themselves deeply into the thought framework and actions of not only civil servants but also every individual. The goal is for these values to become a part of everyday normalisation.

Physical limitations experienced by individuals classified as persons with disabilities (OKU) may hinder their capabilities, as described in this book. Facing such circumstances often leads them to withdraw from interacting with others due to overwhelming feelings of self-doubt and inferiority.

However, success is achievable through effort, planning, support, prayers, and faith. What may seem impossible can become possible by His will. This is the inspiration conveyed in Tiada Yang Mustahil Edisi 3: Keusahawanan OKU - Genggam Bara Api Biar Sampai Jadi Arang.