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Qurratu Ain Mohamed Yusope, 47She started an initiative to donate food to Malaysian workers stranded in Singapore -
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Suriana Sanwasi, 47She collected prayer mats and daily essentials for migrant workers who were admitted in hospital -
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Quek Hui Ying, 20She started an online free tutoring service for students during the Circuit Breaker -
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Janet Lee, 43She 'rescues' unwanted food and gives them out to migrant workers and low-income families -
The most rewarding was seeing the smile on people’s faces when they received the bottles of sanitisers.
- Hann Chia, 41 -
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Sreya Dasgupta, 27This IT consultant helped Bengali Muslim migrant workers put food on the table during the fasting month -
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Fion Phua, 50She helps elderly with their daily necessities and keeps them connected to society -
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Ann Sim, 32This stewardess returned to nursing during the Covid-19 pandemic to do her part -
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Wei Man Kow, 33She drew a series of comics on Covid-19 to spread awareness -
Many healthcare professionals and volunteers can’t speak dialect, and the older folks are reluctant to open up or seek help.
- Ski Yeo, 36