At 26, Kai Chua learnt to take the lessons from past failures and turn them into businesses driven by heart and community-building.

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The Travel Makers Programme does not only aim to teach crucial travelling skills to youths with intellectual disabilities, but it also seeks to foster empathy in the public towards people with special ...

A mother’s love for her child knows no bounds. Youth with autism shows passion for art, so his mum started Mustard Tree, a handicraft shop that employs special needs adults.

Feature Parents, want to be happier with your children? Lower your expectations We all want our children to do their best, but how far should we push them? Where do we draw the line between ...

Image source: imtmphoto Back in pre-Covid days, residents used the chat group to organise group buys and plan social events. My husband (the extrovert in our relationship) even participated in a ...

Feature Life of a toilet caretaker: “People argue with me over the 10-cent entry fee” He keeps public toilet clean and hopes that Singaporeans would give him the same respect as any other working ...

Feature No such thing as a deed too small: Neighbours and volunteers come together to foster the kampung spirit Neighbourly ties are not built overnight, they are grown through small acts of kindness, ...

Connecting with family back home is expensive for migrant workers, so four young Singaporeans build an app to let them call home free of charge ...

Author discusses her own experience of racism growing up, and talks about what gives her hope on diversity and inclusion in Singapore.

Rough sleeping is pushed to the forefront as Singapore tackles a pandemic, while New Hope Community Services enlarges its work to help the homeless Homelessness, or rough sleeping, has been in the ...