The truth about public toilets in Singapore
From stomach-curling experiences to encounters with other toilet users, we take to the streets to find out what people really think about public toilets in Singapore.
Terminally ill patients find comfort and hope amid kopi sessions at this hospice
Mr Ong’s terminal cancer leaves him in constant pain, and he worries especially about leaving his wife of 50 years on her own. At Dover Park Hospice, he finds comfort in the simple joys in life, even as the end of life draws nearer.
This rescued “Singapore Special” gives the elderly a reason to smile
Once a stray, Duke was rescued by Save Our Street Dogs (SOSD) Singapore and adopted by Whitney Poh and her family. Now, the five-year-old “Singapore Special” is giving back to society by bringing cheer to the elderly during SOSD’s Animal-Assisted Activity sessions.
Who cleans our Singapore? – A day in the life of park cleaners
It may take less than a second to toss a piece of litter, but it also takes an army of cleaners to keep Singapore’s largest park clean and green. Meet the task force who work round the clock to clean up after litterbugs.
This millennial fishmonger hopes to keep our wet markets alive
At 28, Marcus Phang is the youngest face at his workplace – the wet market. Selling fish for a living is the unconventional career path that he has chosen, and one that this young entrepreneur is determined to make the most of.
A Day in the Life of a Hawker Cleaner
She may mop floors and clean dirty tables for a living, but 67-year-old Madam Tan takes great pride in her job as a hawker centre cleaner. She takes us through a day in her life, and tells us what she thinks of those who make a mess when they dine out, and refuse to clean […]
A very Happy National Day, from children to migrant workers
Out of sight and out of mind – that’s the way most Singaporeans view the thousands of migrant workers who work here, toiling to build our homes and roads. On National Day, Project Chulia Street decided to celebrate these unseen heroes, with the help of some young volunteers.
Beauty pageant finalists hit back at ugly comments
They were mocked and called names when an unflattering photo of them was shared widely online. In response, these beauty pageant finalists had this to say to their detractors.
Kindness Mannequin Challenge: Is it always someone else’s problem?
When you see someone in distress, would you look away, take a photo or step in to help?
The gift of clean and safe water
These NUS graduates are on a mission to bring clean water to rural and disaster-stricken communities.
