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    More Who Go Hungry: Volunteers Go the Extra Mile

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    Engaging Youth-At-Risk During Covid-19

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    Beneficiary Elijah, 12 has global development delay. After more than 20 sessions (10 sessions per term), his family has noticed the benefits of hippotherapy in his motor posture, control, social interaction and confidence.
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    Including the Disabled in the New Normal

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    How Volunteers See and Meet the Invisible Needs of...

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    Singaporeans’ Nature of Empathy is Yielding Pearls of Resilience...

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    Through the Project HomeWorks programme, Habitat for Humanity Singapore eliminates poverty housing conditions and provides decent living conditions for those in need. BRYAN VAN DER BEEK
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    Singaporeans Innovate as They Work to Help Others Through...

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    This kitchen comes alive at 4am when the cooking starts. Willing Hearts provides over 9,000 meals a day now, up from 6,500 before the Circuit Breaker.
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    Willing Hearts: Meals for the Needy Have Risen from...

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    Children, aged seven to 14, are invited — even encouraged — to “act out”. At the CampusImpact Theatre Thursday special four-week session led by Pangdemonium, they listen to stories, and give voice to their feelings through artistic expression with facilitators Ms Serene Martin, 37; Ms Marie Gabriel, 40; and Mr Zack Pang, 21.
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    Stay with Me: Social Workers Focused on Children and...

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    Teachers at iC2 PrepHouse use Zoom to reach their young clients who are visually impaired. iC2’s mission is to help visually impaired young people develop confident living in a sighted community.
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    Visually Impaired Children Find it Harder to Adjust to...

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    Mr Prem Kumar, director of Singapore After-Care Association (SACA), personally tends to the area cleaning of the organisation’s office 81 Dunlop Street. SACA works with former offenders and their families, and has for more than a decade run a programme called Initiative for Incarcerated Mothers and Affected Children (IMAC), which seeks to address issues related to the care of their children.
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    Meet the People Working Hard to Protect the Young...

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