Feature Stories

Want to partner the government for a better Singapore but don't know where to start? Get some inspiration from these stories and projects.

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#MySG60Goal Stories

Narasimman S/O Tivasiha Mani: Narash of 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.
Satria Sadon: 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's changing lives, one student at a time.
Sruti Mulupuri: One game at a time, Sruti and her team at Digi-Up! are helping to bridge the digital divide for seniors in Singapore. Through specially-designed games, they're guiding seniors on how to navigate the digital space safely.
Yeoh Wan Qing: Through social enterprise Hatch, Wan Qing is equipping communities-in-need with digital skills to support their home-based businesses. From hands-on training to contributing to youth policy discussions, she’s showing how citizen-government partnerships can create meaningful, lasting impact.
Pamela Chua: To honour her late grandfather, Pamela started volunteering with KampungKakis to support isolated seniors like Mdm Koh. From daily phone calls to weekly visits, Pamela shares why befriending a 76-year-old has left her more fulfilled.
Joyce Lye: By building a community rooted in kampung values, senior changemaker Joyce and her team are creating a kinder, more sustainable Singapore, one restored wheelchair at a time. This is what building a more caring Singapore looks like.
Shirley Ng: Meet Shirley, who once earned $3 an hour as a young single mum and knows what it’s like to feel lost. Today, with her keen eye and big heart, she has trained over 1,000 youths and inmates on how to make a fine latte for a resilient F&B career, while building their confidence.
P. Keerthana: Keerthana believes that when different generations come together to share stories, meaningful connections are made. Through her ground-up initiative, she helps seniors feel heard and youths rediscover their roots.
Mohamad Ibrahim: Meet Ibrahim, who found a new calling after 35 years in the corporate world, helping incarcerated fathers rebuild bonds with their kids. From simple letters to life-changing reunions, he’s showing how small steps can heal families.
Jocelyn Teo: Everyone's mental wellness journey is unique. Through an app they’ve designed, Jocelyn and her team are creating a safe digital space where people can explore their thoughts and feelings at their own pace.
Johny Tan: Johny believes that caring for our shared spaces is essential for building the community spirit. With support from the Love Our ’Hood Fund, he started the Boon Lay Clean-up Project to bring neighbours together.
Lydia Susiyanti: Meet Lydia, who serves up more than just free breakfast at a void deck for children in her neighbourhood. With every bowl of milk and cereal shared, she's building a community where the kids bond, and feel safe.
Sarimah Amat: From free enrichment programmes to meals for underprivileged children, changemaker Sarimah and her neighbours are building a culture of giving back – one small act of kindness at a time.
Lee Seow Ser: One story at a time, Seow Ser and her team are helping to build a more inclusive Singapore. Through children’s books, they’re nurturing young minds to embrace diversity and foster kindness.