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    Ms Jane Goh is the primary caregiver to her 84-year-old father, a person with Parkinson’s disease (PD) who requires constant monitoring. Jendah (left), the family helper, cares for Mr Goh when Ms Goh is at work.
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    Never Going Solo: Seeking Help with Caregiving

    Stacey Rodrigues
    Mr Charlie Chia, known affectionately as “Uncle Charlie” to other volunteers of the Fridge Restock Community, is the eldest of the organisation’s food rescuers.
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    On a Mission to Rescue “Ugly” Foods

    Bryan van der Beek
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    Building a Telegram Community to Find Lost Seniors with...

    Caroline Chia
    Male senior watches a Zoom session from his rental flat in Singapore.
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    Singing to Keep Dementia at Bay

    Bryan van der Beek
    Ms Sarah Rodrigues, 34, co-founder of Wine With Us, pictured here with her first daughter, Sophia. Sarah is 29 weeks pregnant.
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    What Really Helps Your Pregnant Friends

    Bryan van der Beek
    Voices of Singapore Children's Choir led by composer-conductor Mr. Darius Lim
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    Songs from Our Hearts: In Support of Mental Health...

    Bryan van der Beek
    Rescuers of produce handle the hard work of collecting fruit and vegetables from Pasir Panjang Wholesale Market.
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    Community Fridges: When Food Waste is Good Enough to...

    Caroline Chia
    Madam Sandy Goh believes in getting residents involved in activities to foster closer ties within the community. With the elderly, getting them involved in food distributions or decorating the Senior Residents’ Corner gives them a sense of purpose. It keeps them active and encourages them to interact with others so that they do not feel alone.
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    Sandy Goh: Champion of the Kampung Spirit

    Caroline Chia
    Youth from Cheng San Chapalang Club stand in front of the club at the Cheng San Community Club
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    A Youth-led Endeavour: Cheng San Chapalang Club

    Caroline Chia
    Children’s Cancer Foundation beneficiary, Calista Lee (right) with her mother, Eveline Tan. Since the onset of COVID-19, Evelyn had to take extra care of Calista. Worried about her already weakened immune system, they had minimised outdoor activities. Instead, she often teaches Calista how to cook and bake as an alternative way to bond with her.
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    Hope Floats with Children’s Cancer Foundation

    Stacey Rodrigues
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