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    Ms Wee Wah Meng left her corporate job in 2016 to join the social service sector and she has never looked back since. She finds greater meaning in what she does now as head of AMKFSC Community Services’ SG Cares Volunteer Centre team.
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    From Breaking Rice Bowls to Rebuilding Lives

    Caroline Chia
    Madam Manomani is constantly by her son Thimajit’s side, watching over him in case he needs help. Thimajit was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, a condition that affects his muscles, coordination, movement and speech.
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    The Support to Stand Strong

    Caroline Chia
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    Eugene Heng: Guardian of Singapore’s Waters

    Stacey Rodrigues
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    Inspiring Women, Strengthening Families

    Caroline Chia
    Under Ms June Eng’s lead, Boys’ Town offered a 10-day sabbatical every five years for all full-time staff, allowing them to take time off work and sign-up for courses of their choice.
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    Transforming Boys’ Town’s Work Culture by Caring First for...

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

    Stacey Rodrigues
    (L-R) Mr Cho Ming Xiu and Ms Anita Low-Lim, co-chairs of the NCSS-supported Youth Alliance, and Mr Van Teo, a manager within NCSS’ social inclusion team, created a ground-up interagency committee for youth mental wellness that was officially launched in 2019.
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    Championing Mental Wellness Among Youth in Singapore

    Caroline Chia
    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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    Mr Ganesh Kumar waters the plants he grows at Woodlands Botanical Garden. He hopes the flowers, biodiversity, and garden community will continue to grow and thrive.
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    Planting Marsiling’s Own Eden

    Stacey Rodrigues
    Daniel Tay, 41, a retired financial advisor, works part-time at his friend’s minimart in Little India. He is the go-to person for groups or individuals keen on food rescuing or who would like to start a community fridge here.
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    Daniel Tay: Freegan for the People

    Caroline Chia
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