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    While most of their peers sought temporary jobs over the December school holidays last year, Ms Joyce Tong and Ms Christabel Ng, both 17, found greater purpose in volunteering and instead. The pair took the initiative to run extra tutoring sessions (with games and badminton afterwards) for three girls in the Chai Chee community as part of KidzCare @ Kembangan-Chai Chee’s ‘Homework Club’ programme.
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    Joyce Tong & Christabel Ng: Young Lives impacting Young...

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    CMSC migrant worker mental wellness – Jewel Yi
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    Jewel Yi: Driving Occupational Justice

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    Eugene Heng: Guardian of Singapore’s Waters

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    Ms Ong Bee Yong, principal social worker and Crisis Relief Alliance (CRA)’s counselling director
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    Ong Bee Yong: Supporting Communities in their Mental Health...

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    Beng Who Cooks delivered about 100 poke bowls a day at the height of the Circuit Breaker to those in need, earning the “People of Good” award at the President’s Volunteerism & Philanthropy Award 2020 Special Edition – Our Finest Hour in the City of Good.
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    Beng With Big Heart

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    Ms Eleanor Yap, founder of Ageless Online
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    Eleanor Yap: Amplifying the Voices of Seniors in Singapore

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    Madam Amy Lee, 71, is a two-time breast cancer survivor. Working through the pain and discomfort of chemotherapy that immobilised her at points, she sought help getting cloth delivered to her, and found a community that showers her with well wishes, food, and concern about her health
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    Amy Lee: The Quiet, Determined Fighter

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    Firdaus Abdul Hamid, 39, overcame the stigma of his past as an ex-offender with grit, determination and hard work. Staying strong and positive despite his roller-coaster journey to recovery from a traumatic car accident, he pushed forward to found Human Hearts, a non-profit organisation focused on the holistic development of ex-offenders.
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    Firdaus Abdul Hamid: How An Ex-offender Changed the Course...

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    Ms June Chua, 47, founder of Singapore’s first and only homeless shelter for transgender (trans) women, cares for the small and often marginalised transgender and transgender sex worker community in Singapore. The T Project shelter has become a haven where they receive support and daily necessities until they regain independence.
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    June Chua: Taking a “Tough Love” Approach to Sheltering...

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    Dr William Wan, 73, serves a community of ex-offenders and their families to overcome discrimination and successfully reintegrate into society through his work as the chairman of Prison Fellowship Singapore. Since Covid-19, he has helped his beneficiaries cope with the loneliness and mental stress from their isolation in their one-room rental flats.
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    Dr William Wan: Helping Ex-Offenders Reintegrate into Society

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