While you're celebrating with family, thousands of Singaporeans are clocking in. Here's what Christmas looks like for them.

Last week, I was sitting in the back of a Gojek car, telling the uncle at the driver’s seat about my relationship problems, ...

As a fair-skinned Chinese girl in Singapore, I am part of the racial majority and live a happy, comfortable life. I can confidently say that in Singapore, I have never been racially abused or ...

It has recently come to my attention that I’m a Singaporean with “lower socio-economic status (SES)”. So what? I’m happy to be labelled as one, and here’s why. First, though, let me provide some ...

After attending to a deaf patient, nursing student Elizabeth Lee discovers the joy of volunteerism for the deaf community with SADeaf Nursing student Elizabeth Lee remembers when she was at a loss for ...

An NSF's mum was criticised online after complaining about waiting for hours for her son to book out of camp.Instead of being negative, let's see these little sacrifices as stories to share with ...

They repurpose old tennis balls, raise funds through art and work with those with special needs - check out these inspiring stories in Singapore! Youths today are the voice of the next generation.

A mother’s love for her child knows no bounds. Youth with autism shows passion for art, so his mum started Mustard Tree, a handicraft shop that employs special needs adults. Cut. Piece together. Sew.

Justice is not just about dealing with crime and punishment, it is also about restoring broken relationships I was in my first year of law practice in 1973 when 19-year-old Jim (not his real name) was ...

To tackle abuse and improve pet care standards here, animal welfare advocates come together to adopt hamsters, guinea pigs and chickens in Singapore. Think of pet rescue and chances are, your thoughts ...

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 ...

The Travel Makers Programme does not only aim to teach crucial travelling skills to youths with intellectual disabilities, but it also seeks to foster empathy in the public towards people with special ...