We believe that kindness exists in everyone.
At Singapore Kindness Movement, we aspire to inspire graciousness in everyone, one kind act at a time. By caring for those around us, we hope we can be greater, create a more gracious society, and make life better for each and every one of us 💪
Ever feel like you're running on autopilot? Gabe did too. When he took a micro-retirement, he discovered a new way to look at success and life beyond the 9-to-5.
Are we raising kids who care or just kids who please? This Mother’s Day, Kelly challenges the idea of being “nice” and makes a case for raising kind hearts instead.
Snapped your Hari Raya #OOTD yet? Go behind the seams to meet the tailors behind those stunning traditional Malay looks and discover how craft connects cultures.
Books are more than stories; they are empathy in print. They teach us to pause, understand, and care. This 23rd April, celebrate World Book Day not just for the tales we love but for the kindness they inspire.
This World Autism Awareness Day, let’s challenge what “normal” and “success” really mean.
Beyond Muslim families, individuals and community ground-up movements are sharing their breaking-fast experience with migrant workers, non-Muslims, and others. Our writer finds out what iftar means to those within the community and outside.
Beyond Muslim families, individuals and community ground-up movements are sharing their breaking-fast experience with migrant workers, non-Muslims, and others. Our writer finds out what iftar means to those within the community and outside.
Who's your #IWD2025 inspiration? Meet Kelis! A university student with Moebius syndrome, she shares her journey of resilience, kindness, and embracing life on her terms.
Heading to a Ramadan Bazaar? Make the most of your visit with these simple tips to ensure an enjoyable experience for both you and others!
In a world where doors remain closed and greetings in communal spaces are fleeting, how are rental flats in Singapore keeping the kampung spirit alive? https://tp.kindness.sg/4ii1pgR
Random acts of kindness isn’t just random, it’s a habit we grow! Holding a door, paying for a meal, or offering a smile —small acts matter. Be greater than random. What kind acts do you do consciously?
What’s the secret to a lasting marriage? Francis and Daphne’s 48-year love story is a beautiful reminder that real love is a choice, every single day.
Are blind boxes harmless fun or a financial trap? What makes Labubu & Smiskis so addictive, and how can you collect smart?
Concerts are everywhere in Singapore, and this Saturday, Li Wen is off to Seventeen’s! Join her as she shares her concert experiences and must-know etiquette tips for a great time.
New Year, New You? Supercharge 2025 with these 6 habits to boost your energy and brighten your mood!
This Christmas, our writer and readers share their all-time favorite holiday movies guaranteed to bring on the warm and fuzzy vibes.
The true spirit of Christmas isn’t in the gifts we exchange but in the connections we nurture. But how do we say no to the consumerism push?
Seniors dying alone—their bodies discovered only long after decomposition. Maybe this Christmas, what if our presence is the greatest gift we can give our elderly loved ones?
Our writer shares how his voluntary two-month internship changed him for the better, in more ways than just being a kinder person.
By understanding and investing in the strengths of its volunteers, Impart has allowed its volunteers to go above and beyond.
"Chen Rui: A Little Boy with a Big Heart" highlights the touching story of 3-year-old Chen Rui, who forms a special bond with estate cleaners through small acts of kindness. His daily gestures remind us that even the simplest actions can make a big difference.
Fusion food offers exciting possibilities, but when it prioritises trends over tradition, it loses its cultural significance.
Films go beyond entertainment, inciting not just joyful or sad emotions with their storylines, but pushing us as viewers to take action in our own lives through their morals.
What if I told you that LinkedIn is now playing a role in our lives that rivals even the most popular social media platforms like Instagram?
Follow this author as she navigates the challenges and joys of caring for pets with disabilities.
An ode to this summer, where I rediscovered the joy of being present.
As our writer experiences the changes and joys of adopting two cats, the new passing legislation for cat licenses brings its own concerns and challenges.
The joys of teaching can be found in the simplest of ways, and sometimes, all it takes is a promise of fried chicken to get through the semester.
Chloe candidly shares her personal experience with death, loss and answers the “awkward” questions people are usually afraid to ask.
Instead of the usual trim, our writer made a different decision - to take part in this year’s Hair for Hope! The 2024 theme is “Hope is Yours to Give”.
Happy 59th birthday, Singapore!
Can colleagues be friends or is it better for relationships to stay strictly at "working professionals"?
25 years. That’s how long the average Singaporean student spends in the education system. And after? With the stringent demands and sheer competitiveness of the job market locally and overseas, graduates are scrambling for jobs.
How can we cultivate a more vocal art scene in Singapore?
If you could turn back time, what would you change? This Youth Day, our writer and her colleagues share messages and advice for their younger selves.
No matter passed on or still around, our matriarchal figures are sure to have impacted our lives, and it is only right to pay tribute to them.
How the collective wisdom and support of loved ones, friends and even strangers helped us in our BTO journey
Can we detach fiction from reality and still be empathetic to the violence happening around us?
A letter from a student, to all fellow students.
Buddhism is most commonly associated with the Chinese population in Singapore, but did you know there are also Sri Lankan Buddhists? Join our writer as she explores the perspective of a highly specific community in Singapore.
From Singapore to Perth. Our writer, an international student shares her thoughts and experiences on how kindness manifests itself differently overseas compared to back home.
This May 1st, our writer attends Labour Day Rally 2024, a plea from marginalised groups for listening ears. She walks away from the Rally, firmly believing that we have the power to do better, and be greater.
Balancing academics and activism is no easy feat. Terese opens up to The Pride about her journey through the complexities of passion, priorities, and the pursuit of a sustainable future.
This World Pet Day, let us explore a somewhat sadder, but hopeful topic - whether compassionate leave should apply to our pets.
Our writer abroad in Perth, Western Australia leaves the familiar back home to spend the sacred month in a new, different environment.
Everyone can be one of a kind. As we celebrate World Autism Awareness Day, let's emulate Nat, whose other-centredness is as strong as his passion for trains.
NTU students redefine Gen Z’s battle against cyberbullying with cyber-kindness campaign.
If you find yourself at a loss after retrenchment, here’s how to pick up the pieces and gain back your self-confidence.
Let's celebrate International Women's Day by uplifting one another through a Swiftie Anthem.
Do you remember the last act of kindness you did? Well, it might have made a lasting impression on someone else!
Through challenging age-old mindsets and embracing each other's cultures, Murali and Sandie share their experiences as an interracial couple in Singapore with The Pride.
Read about a heartwarming children’s book that raises funds for a dog shelter while inspiring compassion and kindness toward shelter dogs, embodying a mother-son duo’s dedication to volunteer work.
How can stories inspire us to Be Greater? Writers here at The Pride share what greatness means to them, and how they aim to make a positive change through their stories.
Only a small percentage of people successfully stick to their resolutions. Why not make practical and achievable ones versus idealistic ones?
Find your reason for being using the Japanese principle Ikigai and start off 2024 on the right foot!
Let's embrace the spirit of giving and spread kindness to those around us this Christmas!
Have you ever used Artificial Intelligence as a shortcut to your problems? Read on about the dilemmas that AI presents and ponder: Is it a dream or a nightmare?
Social workers support others, but who supports them? Read on about three dedicated social workers and what keeps them going.
Remember the dreams you had as a child? It's your turn to support the children who look up to you now. Treat them with a little kindness and watch how it goes a long way.
Exploring different aspects of the 90s, this article paints a picture of how different life was back then. Reminisce with us or imagine...what could have been~
Most of us long for retirement, but not these seniors! Find out what motivates them to keep working enthusiastically and tirelessly.
This World Kindness Day is even more important than ever given all the strife in the world today.
Teaching cultural awareness in schools is good, but we can take it one step further by embracing racial harmony the kampung way - through food and friends.
Meet Stephen Gomez, 68, who has been adapting to the evolving music scene in Singapore and playing music all his life because it makes him happy.
Would you have the strength to enter, let alone clean up this house? Read more about the mindset of the volunteers from Habitat for Humanity!
Love reading? Looking for people to discuss your favorite books with? Look no further than The Saturday Book Club!
From fostering to feeding, here are some animal volunteers who have joined forces with migrant workers to create a haven for our strays.
Aiming to leverage rap music to foster a community spirit, the Singapore Kindness Movement proudly presents the B-Greater rap song.
Even if you don't have a dream yet, the Straw Hat Spirit is seriously contagious!
Whether it’s finding comfort in your worn-out joggers or the confidence you get from donning a professional business suit, fashion speaks a universal language that we can all relate to.
Causes For Animals founders find love while showing love for stray animals in Singapore
Suffering isn't always visible. People might be going through challenges you know nothing of. Always remember to be kind
A child's capacity to cope, no matter their temperament, can be overwhelmed during adversity, like sitting the PSLE. Here's how parents can help children cope.
Adeline Tan, 27, or dee_bakes on social media, worries about her retina detachment, but she wants to focus on raising awareness for others with the same condition.
Volunteering for the deaf community plays a pivotal role in 20-year-old student's life to recharge after a hectic week.
Feeling underwater? Don't forget to breathe
Nothing to do this coming month? Why not do something kind by giving back to those in need?
We all deal with the constant pressure to deliver. How do we spot the signs of burnout and how do we deal with it?
Hair for Hope 2023 celebrates milestone of 70,000 shaven heads, as brave youths come together to show their peers that being bald is okay.
The process of finding yourself is a scary but fulfilling journey.
Fathers often get overlooked in their contributions to the family. Let's remember our dads for what they have given us this Father's Day!
Her page serves as a platform for fellow book lovers to bond over common reads, says 26-year-old.
Do we know what bus drivers go through every day? We talk to a young Singaporean who chose a career of driving buses - and find out why he brings a stuffed toy during his shift
A subtle but important difference
From Geylang to Keong Saik, Bukit Brown to Sembawang, there’s so much heritage and history about Singapore that we don’t know, says local walking tour guide
Mum in viral Hari Raya TikTok video says that she put her son back in mainstream schools to learn norms and pick up social cues
Seeing students going to school hungry, two women start Healthy You & Me to give free milk, cereal to children
You can't change the past, and no amount of worrying can change the future
While stronger action towards tackling noise-related disputes in Singapore is welcome, neighbourliness begins with us
Local volunteer group Heartwarmers takes goodie bag distribution to next level with Project 100=50, which gives $50 or 50% off bills at pop-up “supermarket”
It's hot, sweltering and uncomfortable, but these volunteers brave weather and odd hours to rescue unwanted food to give to needy residents
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore
Social enterprise Curious Thoughts Academy has non-profit arm that helps equalise educational opportunities for lower-income families
Foreign domestic workers, artists, active seniors and chronic pain sufferers among some new groups inducted into Singapore Kindness Movement on Kindness Day SG.
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore.
Sometimes we take big leaps, sometimes we take small steps. Both are important.
Roszana has cerebral palsy and delivers food on her personal mobility aid. But after it got damaged, the Grab food delivery rider set up fundraising campaign for a new PMA.
May is the month for kindness so here are some movie suggestions to curl up at home with your loved ones to get into the mood for Kindness Day SG.
How do working mums juggle careers and kids? We ask children to give their mums a report card for Mother's Day!
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore
Angels come in all shapes and sizes
Are flowers and fancy dinners the most important thing for Mother's Day? Celebrations are wonderful, but let's also a chance to relook what is important in our parental relationships
Approaching rough sleepers and the homeless with a saviour mindset worsens stigma and marginalization. It's not about what we can do for them, but how we can be their friends.
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore
Don't be so quick to get to your goal that you forget to appreciate the lessons you learn along the way
Is there a mismatch between younger and older workers on expectations about job hopping and work-life balance? Gen Zs and millennials have a different view of work-life balance from Gen Xs and baby boomers
To fix wet, smelly toilets, we could give financial subsidies. But let's try a harder approach, like a weekly test, which if failed, forces the eatery to shut for cleaning or be fined
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore
Happiness comes in waves. Don't worry if you have an occasional wipeout
When he’s not busy treating rescue dogs and rescued animals, he’s making a positive difference by saving others’ lives – all while balancing work and family.
Every generation has their quirks and habits, and making it work in a family or community takes effort and sacrifice. But it’s well worth it, say these multi-generational groups
Shopowners and patrons look back with fondness and sadness as the iconic Golden Mile shopping complex on Beach Road, dubbed Little Thailand, closes in May.
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore.
We all have a spark of life inside of us. Nurse it, protect it, and share it with others.
From Jun 1, diners at hawker centres, coffee shops and foodcourts who fail to return used trays and crockery will face stronger enforcement actions, including written warnings and fines for recalcitrant offenders.
Sharing a Ramadan practice creates an opportunity for non-Muslims to interact with Muslims and find out more about their religious beliefs, traditions.
Daughter shares about caring for parents with special needs; says caregivers don't always need resources, sometimes they just need patience and understanding.
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore.
Sometimes, we just need to be reminded that we are enough.
April 10 is World Siblings Day! When there is a large age gap between children, the older sibling often plays a parenting role - to heartwarming outcomes.
Residents set up Queenstown Kakis to organise fortnightly gatherings of workshops, games and food.
Sport stacking is a game that requires fast hands and intense concentration. These special needs youths have trained hard enough to represent Singapore on the world stage.
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore.
Our path in life isn't always a direct trajectory. Embrace the journey.
Moonlake Lee, the 52-year-old founder of local support group Unlocking ADHD says that she wants to help those with the condition uncover their hidden potential
Diagnosed with lupus during the pandemic lockdown, student 23, says people who helped her through the ordeal made her want to help other patients feel less lonely too.
Gen Zs talk about real issues like cyberbullying on new podcast from Singapore Kindness Movement.
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore.
Singaporean woman steps in to defend family, tells woman to "have more compassion".
For World Autism Day, Kiss 92 DJ Charmaine Yee talks about seeing life through her brother's eyes and the lessons he has taught her on love and family.
Void deck library at Holland Close set up by residents is a reflection of the kampung spirit, says founder.
Community cats are a common sight in our neighbourhoods. Meet some people who keep these cats well-fed and healthy.
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore
Life doesn't always have to be busy all the time.
Despite having Down syndrome, they pursue their passions and inspire others by mentoring kids, advocating for diverse abilities, and speaking at public events.
NTUC youth organisation nEbO starts youth mental health support programme with non-profit Limitless Singapore to teach participants be a “listening ear” before problems escalate.
Singaporeans of all ages come together to protect the last native wildcat in Singapore - the leopard cat
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore
There are different ways to show care for your friends. Which one have you done today?
In Singapore, more women are assuming leadership roles at work and fathers are getting more paternity leave. Beyond equality, we should look to create equity too this International Women’s Day
After setting up a home-based business in 2018, Muhamad Imran Mean now has 350 volunteers in youth-centric network that helps needy families
When Sakthibalan Balathandautham decided to donate his liver for a sick baby, he never expected to meet her parents, let alone become fast friends with the family
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore
Everyone gets burnt out, so be patient and give them time
Is a strong, independent woman defined by career success or having it all together? Perhaps true strength lies in self-acceptance and being true to oneself.
Where education doesn’t work, enforcement – with a measure of empathy – is the way forward in resolving neighbourhood noise disputes.
Despite getting bad news after bad news, these resilient Singaporeans found strength to beat the odds more than once.
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore.
Life doesn't have to be perfect every time.
The Greenridge Crescent tragedy shines a spotlight on the pressures faced by caregivers of those with special needs.
People with disabilities are often seen as incapable of independence. But this ground-up movement is equipping them with skills and experience to face the outside world on their own.
Teenager who has brother with special needs finds support at Rare Disorders Society Singapore, volunteers to help other neurodiverse people.
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore.
Things will get bitter, then they will get better.
Covid-19 has upended lives and livelihoods. How can we be supportive and sensitive to our friends or family members in their job search?
Ever wonder who came up with the digital CDC vouchers that you use at hawker centres, supermarkets and heartland shops?
Determination, grit and a strong support system help these stroke survivors recover. They share their stories to remind others not to suffer alone or in silence.
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore.
We don't have to be perfect. Just perfect for each other.
When we think of love, we think of The Notebook and Titanic, flowers and chocolates. But love is more than just romance, it's about putting someone above yourself.
FOMO about Valentine's Day? Frustrated with the online dating scene? Here are three tips on staying sane on your single journey.
Growing up with a condition that gives him involuntary spasms and verbal outbursts, Jeremy Goh didn't think he could find love and start a family; but he was wrong.
Forget about the concrete jungle and explore Singapore’s natural side through these events leading up to World Wildlife Day on Mar 3!
There's no shame in admitting that we all have things that we are afraid of.
Hot takes on some of the recent happenings online and in Singapore.
Riz Sunawan's life changed completely after being diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. But he didn't let degenerative disease stop him from giving back to society.
How does a single mum deal with her divorce and bringing up a child? By talking about it, and being a listening ear.
To commemorate World Cancer Day on Feb 4, we share three stories of how these Singaporeans show grace and resilience, even with a sombre prognosis.
Social enterprise SG Assist Singapore connects busy, working caregivers to community volunteers so that they do not have to worry about loved ones at home.
19-year-old fighting multiple chronic conditions shares her journey on TikTok to help others understand those living with chronic conditions
Retired Singaporean is passionate about digital photography and capturing images of the night sky, travelling the world for the perfect shot of the Milky Way
Gaming is not quite set to become the new mahjong for the elderly in ageing Singapore, but we need to recognise that the appeal of computer games is getting more universal.
Sometimes, it’s okay to cry.
We talk to Vanessa Chua, the director of the seven-episode Portraits of the Pandemic to find out her inspiration behind the series.
42-year-old Singaporean regularly helps fix broken-down vehicles on the road, says that he can't stand idly by when people are in need of help
A timely reminder.
We all know it's coming: We dread the interrogation by the relatives during Chinese New Year. But let's approach the grilling session in a different way.
Singapore filmmaker says that shooting the documentary was a sobering experience, yet learnt how the collectors find joy despite their hardships.
They represented Singapore at international conferences COP27 and COP15 and they are hosting a public workshop on biodiversity and climate change here on Jan 14.
Don’t just bless your friends and family with festive goodies for CNY, shop at these places and do good while you’re at it!
Congratulations! You've made it past the first week of 2023! Celebrate the small wins.
Parents naturally want their children to excel in their studies to have a better future, but how much academic pressure on students is good? What lessons are we imparting to the next generation?
What is our perennial fascination with making resolutions that are so hard to keep?
Every Saturday, cat lovers turn a quiet corner of East Coast Park into a cat haven as they come talk to this uncle and his amazingly well-behaved cats!
Acknowledging what stresses you is one way to clear the fog.
Adults with special needs and their caregivers work out together to build inclusive community at downtown gym.
It's been a year full of ups and downs and we've shared the ins-and-outs of many who work for good in Singapore. Triumphs and tragedies, joys in times of sadness, The Pride writers share their favourite stories of the year.
She has cerebral p palsy and delivers food on her personal mobility aid. But after it got damaged recently, Grab food delivery rider sets up a fundraising campaign for a new one.
Sometimes the best presents we can receive cannot be put in a box.
Once too poor to learn to play a musical instrument, tutor in his 60s help seniors in his neighbourhood embrace active ageing by teaching them about life and music.
Born with a muscular dystrophy condition, Shalom Lim did not expect that he would end up getting first mall in Singapore to pledge support for assistance dogs.
Freshly licensed to drive, I documented my early days on the road as a probationary driver. Does any part of my experience feel familiar to you?
Growing up, being kind and courteous only got Christopher John bullied. Yet one incident helped him stay true to his calling as a Scout.
What do you do when your head is abuzz with negative thoughts?
First-generation migrant shares how he has seen Singapore grow from the 1950s till now since he arrived 69 years ago.
It might not be new to us that Japanese fans clean up stadiums after football matches, but we're taken by their behaviour because they remind us what we would like to do but don't.
When a Malaysian couple's adopted baby boy showed signs of autism, naysayers told them to give him up, but their perseverance brought the family closer, and unexpected blessings to others.
It’s the season of giving and not just gift exchanges too. Here are some events and fundraisers to support this December.
We all have a light inside of us. Nurture it, love it, then let it shinel
He not only treats rescue dogs and rescued animals, he also saves lives in other ways.
Last weekend's Run for Inclusion 2022 at the Singapore Turf Club helped raise more than $32,000 for non-profit integrating persons with special needs through sports.
Growing up, Colene Faith was constantly bullied and afraid of socialising with others. Yet she found the strength to turn her life around to become a life coach and motivational speaker.
If the road ahead looks too long and daunting, focus on stepping over your shadow, one step at a time.
Listen to the other side, whichever side you’re on. Even if we don’t agree with those who hold beliefs that are different from ours, let’s try to understand each other.
Doctor who faced challenges in his medical journey sets up a peer support group with fellow juniors to provide one-to-one sharing sessions for medical students and practitioners.
26-year-old needed five operations and a year of therapy to walk again, but grabbing her second chance at life, she is now a fitness instructor.
This year's National Kindness Award - Service Gold saw 99 winners across the hospitality and tourism sector.
Self-reflection days are self-love days.
While we want the best for our children, their input is just as critical. As we make a big life decision, let's not forget the most important person - your child.
Author of children's book Dr Jade Kua shares how she uses her experience as a doctor and life coach to parent her six children.
Parents of children with rare skin conditions suffer stress and worry. But the support these caregivers received have inspired them to overcome their challenges to help other parents too.
They have Down syndrome, but they still pursue their dreams: Mentoring children, advocating for people with diverse abilities and speaking at public events.
Sometimes, getting lost in life is just forging a new path to another adventure.
Gender dysphoria is became a hot-button topic after a transgender student accused MOE in Jan 2021 of not being supportive of her transition. How could it have been handled better?
From educational titbits to personal journals, these young Singaporeans Gen Zs are speaking up for the environment on social media.
Migrant workers were among the hardest hit by the pandemic, forced to quaratine in dorms for months on end. Yet the experience made them stronger, through the kindness of strangers.
Sometimes, it's about finding a new perspective on our life experiences.
Getting people to donate blood has always been challenging, but the situation has become worse with the COVID-19 pandemic.
He grew up in a poor home and often went hungry, so co-founder of F&B outlet SG Live To Eat now helps to tackle faced food insecurity one meal at a time.
They don't just teach their students how to get fitter, play an instrument or learn an extra skill. These coaches are giving back to the community and empowering needy youths at the same time!
We are all different but we can still help each other in our own unique ways!
Block parties, neighbour disputes and keeping an eye out for each other. Whampoa resident has seen everything in his many years helping neighbours and making his estate a happier place.
Last weekend, the Purple Parade took over Suntec City in a sea of purple. Here's what you missed.
Singapore's largest inclusive movement celebrating the abilities of people with disabilities returns to Suntec City on Oct 29.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and The Pride speaks to two women whose lives have been intertwined with the disease in two very different ways.
When everything is swirling around you, take a moment to find an anchor in the midst of the storm.
After a horrific accident that leaves him paralysed, musician gets double whammy when he learns he has Stage 4 cancer. Yet he finds inner strength to do good in the time he has left.
What would you tell your younger self if you had a chance?
Healing takes time. Do it one piece at a time.
The Hindu festival of lights reminds us that even in the darkest of times, we can still be lamps of positivity to those around us.
Esports coach shares how she teaches Dota 2 and MLBB players how to be less toxic online, and parents of gamers how to understand their children better.
Ever wonder how it is to be an esports athlete representing Singapore? Dr Wan and the Smiling Afro take a trip through cyberspace to meet two female gamers who won the silver medal for LoL: Wild Rift at the SEA Games in Hanoi!
One of them is to visit Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped's (SAVH) carnival on Oct 15 at its headquarters at Toa Payoh Rise!
It’s not how many friends you can count, but how many of those you can count on.
Charity helps terminally ill beneficiaries and their families celebrate their lives by granting them their last wishes.
Chronic pain takes an emotional and mental toll on its sufferers. For World Mental Health Day today, we share some ways of dealing with chronic pain.
It's Children's Day today! We take a look at life through the eyes of a little boy, with some help from his mummy, of course!
Latest art exhibition at the ArtScience Museum, MENTAL: Colours of Wellbeing, may be aimed at helping people understand mental conditions, but would visitors get the message if there’s too much focus on having fun?
We often have a billion things we want to do. But sometimes, it's better to slow down, take stock and enjoy the process!
Youth-led initiative sets up chatbot and story-sharing channels to help youths struggling with mental wellness challenges receive the help they need.
The proportion of citizens aged 65 and above is rising in Singapore. Growing older is enjoyable only if we remain active and take more time for things that matter.
Sometimes, knowing what the right choice is doesn't make a decision an easy one. Help us solve the mystery in our latest interactive video.
After spending eight weeks on crutches, our writer experiences firsthand how compassionate Singaporeans can be to people with disabilities.
Sometimes, what we think make us “weird" or "strange" are just traits that make us special!
Children have different temperaments that enable them to deal with pressure in diverse ways, but environment plays an important part too.
Smokers, how do you smoke at home without annoying your neighbours? Smoking in HDB flats has always been a touchy issue. How can we come to an agreement that would satisfy both sides?
Housekeeper at Village Hotel Katong finds silver linings in challenges while dealing with pandemic in hospitality industry.
He was inspired by non-profit’s wildlife rescue team who saved the small primate from a multi-storey car park in 2016.
Bravery doesn't have to be loud. Sometimes all it needs is to be steadfast.
What do you do if you suspect that a neighbour is a hoarder? Do you stop and stare, walk away with a friend or start up a conversation?
The term doesn’t do justice to both employees and employers as it reduces a complex issue – job satisfaction and employee engagement – into a simple soundbite.
Singaporean couple go to war-torn country to help build houses, care for special-needs adults and orphans.
Not all heroes wear capes — some wear leather vests, ride Harleys... and raise money for charity.
We go through ups and downs and moments of self-doubt in our personal journey. But remember that no matter what, life is still a beautiful flower!
As people around the world mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth II, we look back on her life and her words to learn what the most famous monarch in modern times said about kindness and goodness.
Founder of Singapore charity wants to do more than selling donated books, starts podcast, hosts volunteer trips to help needy children overseas.
Website poses simple questions with deeper meanings for youths to explore self-reflection, and allows a timely response for those struggling with mental wellness challenges.
One of the most sincere forms of respect is listening to what another has to say. How can you provide an active listening ear today?
Why is there such a mismatch of expectations between younger and older workers? Gen Zs and millennials have a different view of work-life balance from Gen Xs and Gen Ys, and it takes understanding to bridge that gap.
Buskers and busking has become more popular, especially after March when live music was allowed in public again. But it's not all glamour and glitz, as a young busker shares with us.
Opinions vary on how Singapore's golden boy has been treated after he admitted to smoking cannabis, but it is more important to see what our responses say about ourselves.
We are all in different seasons of our lives and that means we grow at different speeds. And that's okay.
With the new relaxed rules on mask-wearing today, it's a chance to remember how to smile at each other again.
"We carry that same fear that anybody has, but this is the role that we chose and we can’t just walk away from that.”
All of us deal with stress and tiredness in our daily professional and personal lives. How do we know if we are pushing ourselves to succeed or suffering from burnout?
We are all different in our own ways, don't let negativity get you down.
377A's repeal has taken much of nation's attention, but there are other key takeaways from PM Lee Hsien Loong’s National Day Rally speech last night.
The first season of the most watched non-English Netflix series has ended, and lawyer on the autism spectrum Woo Young-woo has brought me a new perspective to life.
Every seventh lunar month, we hear stories of untidy burnt offerings or entitled Singaporeans leaving others to clean up after them. How can we deal with such ugliness with kindness and mutual respect?
Everything gets better with a hug.
Singapore’s story of material success might have led to its citizens growing more self-centred. As we commemorate S'pore's 57th year of independence, it’s time to renew the principles that bind us together.
Stamp collecting is slowly fading into obscurity but this 77-year-old is still resolutely keeping her stamp shop open, all because of a promise she made.
Moving overseas for work can be a stressful affair, but it's also a chance to find a new community while keeping our Singaporean identity.
We are incompletely complete, till we find someone who fits us, completely.
As we celebrate Singapore's 57th birthday tomorrow, here are some youths who have been working behind the scenes and onstage to bring the show to us!
There are plenty of celebration events as Singapore marks its 57th birthday next week. Here are our top three picks on feeling the patriotic spirit!
As music venues come alive again, last weekend saw the heat head north as local acts and solo artists performed live at Republic Polytechnic's IGNITE! music fest.
Fashion designer turned tattoo artist says she creates a safe space for those who want to be heard.
Thrifting is a sustainable alternative to fast fashion trends, but how did these small shops survive the pandemic while still helping us stretch our dollar?
We come in different shapes and sizes. Embrace yourself for who you are!
Freeganism is a zero-waste lifestyle that focuses on giving a second life to discarded food and items, yet there are still many misconceptions about it.
Social media has made voyeurs of us, as we compare ourselves to other people. How do we find a balance between healthy social media consumption and toxic expectations?
Meet Laurence, who started a fund to assist needy families during the 2020 circuit breaker, and says people are still reaching out for help.
When casual racism permeates society, should we still celebrate Racial Harmony Day? How can we take the ideals of multiculturalism beyond just paying lip service?
Sometimes, going backwards is just gaining momentum to go forward.
They care for our families and keep our homes clean, but do we really appreciate how much our foreign domestic workers have given up, coming to work in Singapore?
Meet members of CoNVEy, named after the Toyota car models they drive, who motivate one another and volunteer together to help others.
Everyone needs a friend to give you a push, from time to time.
Local social enterprise Happiness Initiative launches free community well-being programme to help people learn skills to improve their mental health.
Video takes to the streets to find out what were some Singaporeans' lowest points, and how they got out of it.
Superhero dreams do come true as after 17 years, local writer publishes his idea of a Singapore superhero — based on footballer Fandi Ahmad!
There is love in holding and there is love in letting go.
Non-profit youth organisation provides free mental health care for young victims of domestic violence, homelessness, financial difficulties and peer pressure.
Children have different temperaments that enable them to deal with pressure in diverse ways, but environment plays an important part too.
First-generation migrant shares how he has seen Singapore grow from the 1950s till now since he arrived 69 years ago.
See the beauty in everything. Begin with yourself.
Don't call it dog therapy. Social enterprise founder says there is much value in animal-assisted interactions in Singapore but more training, education is needed.
When there is a large age gap between children, the older sibling often plays a parenting role - to heartwarming outcomes.
We hit the streets to find out what Singaporeans really think about issues of the day.
Be grateful for what you have and don't forget to appreciate how far you have come!
This year's Graciousness Survey shows the power of social media in highlighting positive and negative acts in our society.
Non-profit that helps stroke survivors recover looks for volunteers to restart swimming rehab programme.
Every item has a story, and there is joy in remembering how we got here, from looking at the things of the past.
Stay-at-home dads defy traditional gender roles and social stigmas to step up as their children’s main caregiver.
Be kind to yourself on the hard days. Don't forget to give yourself a hug!
After a pandemic hiatus, ground-up movement Project Love Lunch restarts mini children's carnival in Yishun neighbourhood.
How do we make the most of our opportunities to be kind when the situation presents itself?
Urban garden in Bishan brings residents together with community fridges, sustainable practices and sense of belonging.
Children's Cancer Foundation fundraiser returns with with physical events two years after pandemic hit.
Nothing to do this coming month? Why not do something kind by giving back to those in need?
Meet Warda, who overcame her fear of creepy crawlies and the stares of those in a male-dominated industry to lead her own team of dedicated pest controllers.
Video goes viral on TikTok after Punggol SCDF personnel make surprise visit to boy to help him recover after surgery.
Expressing emotions doesn't make you weak, it makes you real.
Nominate everyday heroes for this year's Singapore Silent Heroes award!
With the restrictions being lifted just in time for Raya this year, more families are reuniting and having huge gatherings with their loved ones.
Women who game often have to deal with misogyny and sexism. With online gaming and e-sports growing in Singapore, isn't it time to get rid of such toxic behaviour?
Everyone has a gift for something, even if it is the gift of being a good friend.
Why are we so quick to jump on the racism bandwagon whenever something goes wrong?
Labeling is not the problem; allowing labels to be associated with stigmas and stereotypes of a bygone era is what we need to battle.
Find out how you can volunteer with local environmental groups to participate in beach cleanup activities.
This Kindness Day SG, say a thank you to appreciate our service staff and make their day!
Caring for children with special needs is a lifelong journey. How can friends and family help to ease the burden of parents who are special-needs caregivers?
Influencer Chrysan Lee talks about how she grew up on the Internet, dealing with toxicity and yes, that infamous Instagram post
In time, stepping in to help rather than standing by will become our default action, not just an exceptional pro-social behaviour
Listening is often the only thing you need to help someone
They brave bad weather and heavy traffic to deliver our parcels and food, yet why are some of us still giving delivery riders and drivers such a hard time?
As workplace restrictions ease and more people are called back to the office, how can we make the transition easier?
Motherhood is scary, especially with the pressures of being a woman in today's society, but with support, the rewards can be very sweet
With such simple ways of starting sustainable habits, there should be no more excuses to go green!
It is scary being in a new environment, whether in your neighbourhood or at work. Reach out to new friends to make them feel more welcome!
From peddling illegal wares and arguing with gangsters in the 60s and 70s to surviving the pandemic today, this senior has not lost his love for traditional cloth
A friend in need is a friend indeed
We are trained to say yes from a young age, joe can we teach ourselves to say no to others gently and effectively?
Singaporean who makes TikTok videos with his grandma say that he wants to share her positive vibes with the rest of the world
Studying to be a nurse during Covid is scary but 27-year-old says she has no regrets joining the ranks of healthcare workers during a pandemic
In a closed-door session, women faith leaders share thoughts on inequality, social expectations and oppression in religion
Positive thoughts can change your whole day, and a positive mindset can change your whole life!
My 70-year-old mum lost her wallet at Loyang Point but two kind women went out of their way to return it
K-pop fans often get ridiculed for taking their support for their idols too far, but like any fans, they find a sense of belonging in community
Relaxed travel measures mean that Malaysians share tearful reunions with their families after years apart
Fancy listening to music from the 50s, 60s and 70s? Online music station Vintage Radio turns up the dial on the nostalgia to help seniors connect digitally
People are now more open to sharing mental wellness challenges, but what can we do if our emotions suddenly overwhelm us?
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