Feasibility Study of ISM as a Social Work Accreditation Agency in Malaysia

The demand from stakeholders for courses and training related to Social Work is increasing daily. Consequently, there is an urgent need for the establishment of an accreditation agency to regulate and ensure the quality of these courses and training. The primary objective of this study was to assess the feasibility of the Malaysian Social Institute (ISM) as the Social Work Accreditation Agency of Malaysia (AAKSM).

Evaluation Study on the Implementation of the 2Years Exit Policy (2YEP)

The 2YEP programme was implemented using a productive welfare approach, empowering clients to enhance their functionality towards independent living and income generation, eliminating their dependence on JKM assistance as a means of livelihood (Department of Social Welfare, 2016). Through this programme, clients received support and capital assistance amounting to RM2,700.00 to start or expand existing businesses. Clients were guided and monitored continuously to ensure the success of their entrepreneurial endeavours.