How Ms June Eng brought her corporate sector experience to the Boys’ Town family and supported the development of its staff.
PPIS President Hazlina Abdul Halim on why uplifting women, children, and families in Singapore is more relevant today than ever.
“Uncle Charlie” has a personal mission to raise awareness about food waste in an industry he worked in for more than 40 years.
Human resource practitioner turned matchmaker for volunteers: Wee Wah Meng shares how she went from breaking rice bowls to rebuilding lives.
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ChopConfirm Post #02 – Love in the Time of Covid-19
After 37 years together, he finally proposed. “All of a sudden, he asked if we could get registered (for marriage),” says 84-year-old bride, Madam Chia Pee Kim. Find out how their wedding happened under the most unusual of circumstances.
Love in the Time of Covid-19
After 37 years together, he finally proposed. “All of a sudden, he asked if we could get registered (for marriage),” says 84-year-old bride, Madam Chia Pee Kim. Find out how their wedding happened under the most unusual of circumstances.
Fion Phua: Keeping Hope Alive for Singaporeans in Need
How one woman chooses to spend Sunday mornings knocking the doors of one- and two-room rental flats to provide food, a clean home, and a haircut
Kumarason Chinnadurai: A Funny Type of Kind
A look behind the scenes at how 1,200 vending machines were rolled out to dispense antimicrobial masks for residents of Singapore.
June Chua: Taking a “Tough Love” Approach to Sheltering the Homeless in Singapore’s Trans...
While homeless transgender women and those living with HIV can count on The T Project for safe refuge, Ms June Chua looks forward to the day her shelter is redundant.
The Doers
“Heroes are made by the paths they choose, not the powers they are graced with.” – Brodi Ashton
Transforming Boys’ Town’s Work Culture by Caring First for its Staff
How Ms June Eng brought her corporate sector experience to the Boys’ Town family and supported the development of its staff.
Inspiring Women, Strengthening Families
PPIS President Hazlina Abdul Halim on why uplifting women, children, and families in Singapore is more relevant today than ever.
On a Mission to Rescue “Ugly” Foods
“Uncle Charlie” has a personal mission to raise awareness about food waste in an industry he worked in for more than 40 years.
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Championing Mental Wellness Among Youth in Singapore
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