45/60

Dr Sudesna Roy Chowdhury, 24
She built a free Bengali-English translation website overnight to help foreign workers

41/60

Jeraldine Phneah, 29
This 29-year-old helps young adults navigate the career-world

44/60

Tan Ya, 26
This artist wants to spread awareness on being intersex

50/60

Vicki Lau, 29
This VFX artist's portfolio includes several Hollywood blockbusters

42/60

Kotoji, 24
The singer-songwriter expresses her struggles with self-doubt through her song

I was devastated, knowing the difficulties foreign workers face in our system and the communication barrier.

- Dr Sudesna Roy Chowdhury, 24

48/60

Aericurl Chng, 28
This millennial quit her regular job to be a hawker

The project helped the kids understand issues like self-care, hygiene, empathy for others, and economic loss.

- Rahimah A. Rahim, 53

43/60

Skye Yeo, 46
She gave out MP3 players to the elderly during the Circuit Breaker

46/60

Pamela Lim, 54
The education entrepreneur offers a free e-commerce course to help the unemployed

47/60

Sheila Khoo, 69
She taught Singaporeans how to make reusable masks during the Circuit Breaker

35/60

Sharon Au, 44
Reinventing herself, she's pursuing her dreams one by one

I seized the moment and pursued my dreams, embracing the unknown and what the world has to offer.

- Sharon Au, 44

36/60

Nur Aida Sa'ad, 28
The artist created artworks inspired by her sisters with special needs

33/60

Martha Tara Lee, 43
The sexologist helping women with their sexual well-being

40/60

Charmaine Yee, 32
The Kiss92 FM host bounced back after losing a 5-figure sum in business

39/60

Woo Qiyun, 23
This 23-year-old is saving the environment, one step at a time

32/60

Choo Kheng Huay, 62
She has fostered 15 children since 2002

37/60

Chen Ziyue, 34
The artist didn’t let her hearing impairment get in the way of her passion

Rejection keeps my ego in check, helps me think on my feet and makes me feel so alive.

- Tan Kheng Hua, 57

31/60

Sophia Huang, 34
This upcycling enthusiast transforms trash into kids' toys

34/60

Dr Joan Huang, 37
This doctor-turned-potter helps mental health patients through "mindful" pottery

30/60

Jayley Woo, 28
Becoming stronger after going through loss and grief

28/60

Janice Yap, 42
The (unofficial) party organiser for underprivileged kids

29/60

Lin Yi Xin, 34
Defying norms, she found her calling as a spiritual practitioner

25/60

Jenny Lai, 52
The family lawyer who helps women get out of painful marriages

24/60

Ang Jia Xin, 16
The "slimefluencer" who earns $3k a month making slime

26/60

Irene Chui, 55
Beating breast cancer, she now leads other survivors in dragon boat

23/60

Quah Ting Wen, 27
Not letting self-doubt get the better of her

Gender is never an issue in any type of work for me.

- Jessie Soh, 58

30/60

Jayley Woo, 28
Becoming stronger after going through loss and grief

27/60

Glory Barnabas, 78
The ex-national sprinter continues to inspire youths

I trudge on in life with an image of him smiling at me… and Aloysius still makes my heart flutter.

- Jayley Woo, 28

11/60

Hu Ruixian, 25
Her mission? Making cheongsams trendy for millennials

It’s really a labour of love, and each piece I make is unique to the wearer.

- Hu Ruixian, 25

20/60

Tan Wei Tian, 16
The teen who wants to spread the word about Teochew opera

The kids don't see me differently... they treat me like anyone else.

- Nur Ayuni Abdul Rahim, 18

14/60

Elisa Lim, 26
The clothing designer for the disabled

13/60

Rebekah Lin, 34
She wants to bridge the intergenerational divide in SG

19/60

Vanessa Ho, 32
She's the voice for sex workers

15/60

Ang Geck Geck, 32
She went from being an ice cream seller to a filmmaker

17/60

Nurshahidah Roslie, 32
The champion boxer says not all female boxers are masculine

16/60

Radhika Rashakrishnan, 43
From regular soccer mum to CFO of a football academy

12/60

Eve Wee-Ang, 43
SG's first certified Konmari consultant

1/60

Chloe Ing, 22
Grit and verve earned this figure skater her gold

4/60

Hashy Yusof, 25
A health scare made this singer tougher – and stronger

I want to become confident in my own skin when I’m dancing.

- Deborah Loh, 16

9/60

Liyana Dhamirah, 33
Being homeless in "Crazy Rich Singapore" never got her down

10/60

Beckie Liu, 24
She connects female surfers through a surf camp community

2/60

Silvia Buniardi, 44
Raising Seth - the journey of a mum with a special needs son

8/60

Valerie Low, 35
The unlikely gym owner who has scoliosis

6/60

Valerie Ng, 23
She believes in the power of education to overcome poverty

5/60

June Lim, 78
The realtor who never stops working

3/60

Mary Victor, 22
"I'll never change anything about myself."

Understanding why you failed, and getting back up on your feet is very important for an athlete.

- Chloe Ing, 22