November 2025 EDM

Coface – engaging seniors through sports

Coface’s employees volunteer by running an adaptive sports programme to help seniors stay active through games like disc golf and ladder toss that engage them mentally and physically.

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Mummy Yummy – serving kindness one dish at a time

Ground-up initiative Mummy Yummy makes sure that no one goes hungry with their Pay It Forward model where diners will pay an amount they can afford at the vegetarian stall.

Started by four sisters, this initiative also regularly delivers free warm meals to elderly residents with the help of volunteers.

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Mr Koh – a retiree turned barista

An active senior living in AWWA Senior Community Home, Mr Koh enjoys a packed schedule filled with social outings and receives nursing and mental health support.

He also works as a barista twice a week at the Kampung AWWA cafe and supports fellow residents by accompanying them to medical appointments.

Read the article here and watch the video here.

Shaik, Jeff and Vimala – Kampung Kampus

Shaik,  Jeff and Vimala enjoyed a fun afternoon caring for a wide variety of plants and vegetables at Kampung Kampus. They also interacted with other volunteers who shared their reasons for regularly tending to the gardens, proving that the Kampung spirit is well alive in our community.

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Hazelle and Herman – Pillow Exchange

Hazelle and Herman joined other volunteers at Kembangan Chai Chee for a tiring but rewarding afternoon exchanging pillows with residents in need, highlighting that any effort of compassion and care makes a difference in our community.

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Local celebrities doing their part

Mediacorp personalities Zhin and Fang Rong share their experiences with volunteering and emphasise how the smallest of acts can create a ripple effect of change in the community.

Hashim – Smash Sports Group

Hashim started creating content to bring more business to his family’s sports equipment store while sharing his expertise with budding athletes in need of advice.

Recently, Hashim and his family started a new F&B business while regularly donating meals to low-income families to fulfil his late mother’s wishes to serve the community.

Watch the video here.

Jean(Rainbow Center) – inclusion is a journey
Director of advocacy and community engagement at Rainbow Center, Jean shares about her favourite volunteering programme and her shared memories with the beneficiaries and volunteers.

She encourages Singaporeans to show support for caregivers and people with disabilities.

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Suresh & Seelan – a caregiver’s story of love

Suresh’s love for his brother Seelan, who has cerebral palsy, inspired him to share his journey as a caregiver in the hopes that his viewers would be more understanding and empathetic towards people with disabilities.

In the spirit of SG60, he hopes to work with the Government to provide more support for caregivers and the challenges they face.

Watch the video here.

Alvin(ifood) – inclusive hiring practices for all

Alvin, CEO of ifood - a social enterprise that hires the elderly and people from marginalised communities, tells us how Providence Cafe teaches their employees skills that they may use to seek better opportunities elsewhere and improve their lives. 

ifood hopes to continue to provide opportunities to all, regardless of their abilities.

Watch the video here.

Jeremy – making magic to celebrate SG60

A childhood passion turned into a lifelong profession - Jeremy, a magician who performs on cruise ships, plans to celebrate SG60 by spending time with his family. He encourages fellow Singaporeans to be brave in going against the grain to pursue their dreams.

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Apphia – accessorising with our local heritage

Apphia turns our local heritage into wearable art in the form of quirky and unique accessories. She highlights the importance of preserving our culture for future generations to remember and enjoy. 

In celebration of SG60, Apphia has designed new accessories like earrings and home decor so that more can decorate their home with mementos of familiar scenes in Singapore.

Watch the video here.

Cordillia – PitStop Tires

A self-confessed novice to the automobile world, Cordillia worked hard to turn around her family’s second generation automotive shop after the business waned. She shares her extensive knowledge through educational content so that viewers understand auto maintenance better.

As she pursues her goal to make Pit Stop Tires the best automotive shop in Singapore, she hopes to inspire other Singaporeans to chase their dreams with grit and passion.

Watch the video here.

Nicolas(Namyang Dance Group) – reinventing lion dance for the future generations

Due to the lack of live performances during the pandemic, Nicolas decided to start posting his own content in the hope of keeping lion dance alive. 

He uses his content to teach younger viewers the history of the traditional dance and to create a safe space for different generations to come together to celebrate. He plans to
create more fun content for SG60 in the form of performances and street interviews quizzing locals on their knowledge of the dance.

Watch the video here.

The Purple Parade 2025 focuses on Singaporeans uplifting one another regardless of each other’s abilities so that no one gets left behind.

Our social posts sharing the wide array of exciting experiences and activities with SG Culture Pass.

Founders’ Memorial: Not Mere Spectators – celebrating our multicultural identity

Our social post featuring the Founders’ Memorial: Not Mere Spectators exhibition which celebrates the history that forged Singapore’s multicultural identity and how each Singaporean has a role to play in maintaining this unity.

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Joint Youth Dialogue October 2025

At the Joint Youth Dialogue, youths from various focus groups spoke about their insights after hearing from their peers with different perspectives, and shared their goals for the future.

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Youths making a difference

60 youths shared one thing that they feel Singapore is lacking and what empowered each of them to take charge by making a difference in their community.

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Satria – Project Pathfinder

Through outdoor adventures and life coaching, Satria and his team at Project Pathfinder are empowering ITE youths through mentorships. These efforts have grown into a movement that changes lives, one student at a time.

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Narash – guiding youths through Impart

Narash from charity Impart, is helping young people overcome tough life challenges, from mental health struggles to domestic violence and homelessness. Through mentorship and community care, he is guiding youths to believe in themselves and give back.

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Charlotte – preserving our stories for future generations

Charlotte started a ground-up project dedicated to preserving the stories of seniors in their own voices because she believes their experiences, lessons and advice can inspire younger generations.

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Yasser – bringing the community together

Sustainability advocate Yasser turns environmental action into community connection. From beaches to void decks, he organises clean-up sessions to bring people together to care for the spaces we share.

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Citizens’ Circle – sharing ideas and solutions

Enthusiastic Singaporeans came together at our latest Citizens’ Circles where participants exchanged ideas for change and brainstormed possible solutions for current issues that affect our daily living.

Watch the video here.