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    Mr Chong Siew Yin fabricating the interior covers for the negative pressure system.
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    Hey, Hey We’re the MINIs!

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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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    Raydy, Set, Give!

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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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    Straits Clan Community Kitchen
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    More Who Go Hungry: Volunteers Go the Extra Mile

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    HIA there, and everywhere. Regular volunteers from Hope Initiative Alliance (HIA) packing in dates for Muslim workers confined to dormitories. Packing for essential items, as well as dates for sharing, were completed at the TSL Building in Eunos in time for the Ramadan-Vesak Day distribution, together with hot meals.
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    Boots for the Walk, Not Just the Talk

    Serene Goh
    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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    The Disability Equation

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    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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    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...

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