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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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    Mr Ding Kian Seng’s quiet confidence instantly sets Madam Norah at ease. Madam Norah, 74, was bound to her wheelchair after a stroke in October 2019 affected her speech, mobility and memory. When Mr Ding took over the work of pushing her chair, it offered respite for her youngest daughter and primary caregiver, Ms Nadia Daeng.
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    Forest Bathing in the Singapore Botanic Gardens Does Wonders...

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    Bridging the Digital Divide, One Tech Device at a...

    Caroline Chia
    Staff of the Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film return to their centre for the first time since the start of the Circuit Breaker to find weeds taking over its once-pristine forecourt. They take the opportunity to start moving framed photographs from their last exhibition before closing from the Chapel Gallery to the administrative block to prepare for the next phase of re-opening.
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    Keeping Singapore’s Arts and Heritage Alive

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    The Disability Equation

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    Grace Xu, senior social worker at AWWA’s Transitional Shelter with beneficiary, Lin and her two children.
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    More Who Need Help, Fewer Donations: How Charities in...

    Stacey Rodrigues
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    Alternative Employment

    Serene Goh
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    Raydy, Set, Give!

    Serene Goh
    (L-R) Sign of the Times: Mr Imran Mohamad, director of operations; Ms Melissa Tan, intern; and Ms Charlotte Goh, executive director, with the rest of the team from Playeum seen on laptop screens. Playeum is an independent charity that develops life skills in children through play, creativity and the arts.
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    “We Have Not Been Sitting Idle”: Arts Groups Persevere...

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    Foreign Domestic Workers Keep Paddling Through Social Distancing Challenges

    Stacey Rodrigues
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