Message from Sponsor of the Volunteers Engagement & Development Programme, About the Awards
Commendation Awards (Individual)
Commendation Awards (Team)
5-Year Long Service Awards
10-Year Long Service Awards
15-Year Long Service Awards
20-Year Long Service Awards
25-Year Long Service Awards
30-Year Long Service Awards
At our last Volunteers’ Day in 2021, we were constrained by the prevailing COVID-19 restrictions and had to hold a smaller-scale ceremony This year, we are delighted that we can hold our biennial Volunteers’ Day physically and invite more volunteers to join us on this special day as we celebrate the spirit of volunteerism
Volunteers’ Day holds a significant purpose of honouring and appreciating your unwavering dedication and selfless contributions. Your invaluable partnership and support allows CDAC to work towards our social mission – To nurture and develop the potential of the Chinese Community in contributing to the continued success of multiracial Singapore With the collective efforts of our volunteers, we are able to carry out our meaningful work with greater reach.
I would like to take this opportunity to express my deepest and heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you who has given your time and effort to make a positive difference in the community Thank you for your selfless acts of kindness and your passion to serve Never underestimate your role as a volunteer. In your own ways, you have been a pillar of strength, a ray of sunshine, and a beacon of hope to our beneficiaries Take a moment to give yourself a pat on the shoulder for the good work done!
Moving forward, CDAC will be stepping up its efforts to promote social mobility and has embarked on new programmes such as long-term mentoring, play- and activity-based learning. To provide deepened support, we need more people to step forward to volunteer. I would like to encourage you to invite your friends and family to be a part of this meaningful and enriching endeavour. Everyone can contribute in his or her own unique way to make a positive change through volunteering.
As our slogan suggests: “A Little From All, Together Is More”, let us ignite the spirit of volunteerism on our little red dot Together, we can become agents of change in building a more resilient and compassionate society where kindness knows no boundaries!
To recognise volunteers for their commitment and dedication, and going the extra mile for the CDAC beneficiaries, volunteers are presented the Commendation Award.
Individual Commendation awardees will each receive a certificate and a trophy.
For Team Commendation recipients, a trophy will be awarded to the team and each member will also receive a certificate.
In appreciation of the significant contributions and tireless years of service, volunteers are presented the Long Service Award (5-, 10-, 15- 20-, 25-, 30-year)
Each LSA recipient will receive a certificate. In addition, trophies will be awarded to recipients of the 10-Year LSA and beyond.
hand to the beneficiaries. Volunteers translate their heart and passion to action. At the centre of it all, love motivates them to keep on going.
Each award category is also represented by different colours. These colours come together to form a rainbow - a symbol of hope.
Since joining the Supervised Homework Group (SHG) programme in 2017, Charlene has been providing valuable mentoring and homework guidance to her assigned student mentees. She is a highly regarded volunteer mentor known for her steady commitment and dedication to the students' welfare
As part of the programme, she organises fun and educational mass activities based on popular themes. These sessions were well-received by the students and it is evident that she has invested time to know them
With an appetite for learning, Charlene is on a constant quest to expand her knowledge and skills to benefit the students She has actively participated in training workshops and would do her own research on topics such as, working with students with AttentionDeficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and building rapport with students, to engage them well She would also tap on her experience and knowledge to support other volunteers in the programme.
Charlene has contributed significantly to the SHG programme. Aside from the weekly sessions, Charlene voluntarily took on additional responsibilities in the SHG programme including joining event committees and dedicating her personal time to design various SHGrelated items, such as the SHG Graduation ceremony and programme T-shirts. Her contributions have significantly enriched the SHG experience for both students and volunteers
Charlene’s sincere dedication towards the students is an inspiration!
I honestly never expected to be a SHG volunteer for such a long period of time, and boy did those years fly by It has been such a rewarding journey, and I am grateful to have had the chance to learn from other volunteers with different backgrounds I have also enjoyed interacting with the SHG students, who have given me new perspectives and hilarious moments over the years Looking forward to see how else I can contribute as a volunteer
Yee Rui was a young beneficiary of the kidsREAD programme and experienced firsthand the impact of the programme ’ s effort to promote literacy and a love of reading among children
As a volunteer with kidsREAD, Yee Rui has demonstrated exceptional dedication and enthusiasm She prepares for the weekly session beforehand and would take the initiative to modify the activities to better engage the children During the sessions, she is attentive to the children and would prioritise their learning through fun activities
Apart from the weekly kidsREAD sessions, she was also a mentor in the Upper Class programme, offering weekly one-hour English coaching sessions to a P3 student She would prepare customised materials for the student and would patiently provide guidance and support With Yee Rui’s mentoring and encouragement, this student eventually passed his English during PSLE!
Yee Rui is always willing to extend a helping hand Beyond her commitment to the kidsREAD programme, she has also helped in other projects such as the ‘Healthy Living Passport Programme’ where she took on the role of a befriender to a family Throughout the six sessions, she would explain the information and tips and encourage the family to apply them at home She has demonstrated her adaptability, capabilities, and versatility through her involvement in various projects and activities
Yee Rui’s story is one of unwavering commitment to giving back She continues to inspire young minds and ignite the joy of reading in them
Receiving the Commendation Award this year is a humbling reminder of my journey with CDAC Each session, I step in hoping to inspire young minds, but invariably, it is their genuine laughter, questions, and unique perspectives that enrich me We often believe, as volunteers, that we're the ones giving – but truthfully, the lessons and joy I gain from these bright souls are immeasurable To my fellow volunteers: never underestimate the impact you make and the light you bring into someone's life Always remember, in the act of giving, we receive tenfold.
Eugene joined the kidsREAD team at CDAC@ Punggol in 2017. He is an exceptionally dedicated and reliable volunteer who goes the extra mile, even taking on multiple sessions when needed
He prepares well for each session and is always ready to jump in to cover for other sessions when there is a shortage of manpower. The children’s active participation during the reading sessions is a testament to him knowing the students and the effort put into crafting the activities The activities not only capture the students’ attention but engages their creativity resulting in students producing beautiful works
During the COVID-19 pandemic, when kidsREAD sessions had to be shifted online, Eugene continued to actively contribute to the programme by researching and implementing engaging online teaching methods He collaborated with the team to fine-tune materials and overcome challenges associated with online teaching, demonstrating his commitment and adaptability.
Eugene is also part of the core team which initiated the Joy Read Club programme in 2019. The programme is an extension of the kidsREAD programme and aims to inspire and deepen students’ interest in reading The team met multiple times to draw up lesson plans, carefully select books and brainstormed on learning activities. The students in the programme were seen to be actively participating and feedback from parents have been positive
Eugene is warm and genuine and has been an invaluable member of the kidsREAD team at CDAC@ Punggol!
‘No significant learning could occur without significant relationships ’
Relationships That’s what we value in kidsREAD and Joy Read Club @ CDAC Punggol Our children, the volunteers, centre staff; everyone actively seek meaningful connections as we commit our time at the centre weekly Everyone is that piece of the jigsaw to create positive learning experiences for our children in the programmes When we have a genuine desire to understand people, engage in conversations and help each other out, we can create wonders for the people around us
Ke Hui started volunteering with the Project YOUth Can Shine programme in 2019 and has been consistent in her efforts to support the students She was nominated as a potential volunteer leader for the centre and subsequently assumed the role of volunteer coordinator in 2020
The students are at the heart of what she does Proactively seeking constructive feedback, she would take the time to think about ways to value add to the students’ experience Ke Hui sees big-picture and has spearheaded positive changes to the programmes and implemented innovative solutions
Ke Hui was instrumental in the setting up of Project YOUth Can Shine at CDAC@ Bedok and subsequently helped to set up the programme at CDAC@ Tanjong Katong She did so while continuing her role as a Volunteer Coordinator in the programme at CDAC@ Bedok With her strong leadership, she mentored two volunteers who eventually stepped up as volunteer coordinators for the centre
She demonstrated an unparalleled commitment to making a positive difference Whether it is providing crucial support to the students to leading projects or guiding fellow volunteers, her dedication has been consistent and unwavering She has also fostered a culture of collaboration and excellence within her team and translated them into impactful outcomes for the beneficiaries
Ke Hui is an outstanding volunteer and an asset to the Project YOUth Can Shine team
Thank you CDAC for this valuable opportunity to volunteer! It has been a very fruitful four years of volunteering with Project YOUth Can Shine The highlight of my volunteering journey has to be getting to know and working closely with my fellow volunteers, past and present I am so proud to be a part of the PYCS team – a team of dedicated and energetic volunteers who give their all to inspire and motivate the students Thank you so much for recognising the efforts of the PYCS team, and I hope more will be keen to join our PYCS family!
Chay Hua has been a Family Befriender for over 10 years and has displayed strong commitment to our beneficiaries An anchor family befriender in the Single Parents Support Group in the recent years, she has built strong relationships with the clients she has been assigned to befriend and is a pillar of support to them
She creates a safe and non-judgemental space for clients to share their concerns, feelings, and experiences She also works with clients to set achievable goals and milestones, helping clients develop action plans to work towards positive change
As a testament to her empathy, one of her case clients shared with CDAC that Chay Hua was like a “saviour” to her as she contacted her at the right moment when she most needed a listening ear
Chay Hua is always ready to help and would go the extra mile She would find out more information on the available government schemes and community resources in her own time so that she could share the information with clients in need.
Besides committing as a family befriender, Chay Hua has also supported programmes for seniors, such as conducting News Sharing sessions As an experienced befriender, she also willingly shares her experiences and views with fellow befrienders so that everyone would be able to discuss, learn and benefit as whole.
Her actions are driven by a genuine desire to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others, uplifting the families she befriends
I am pleasantly surprised to receive the Commendation Award. What have I done to deserve this?
Since I became a CDAC volunteer, I encountered “strangers” on the street thanking me for inspiring her to become a hairdresser; another person shared that after counselling, her child has became more tamed; I also met a senior asking when will I start a new Hanyu Pinyin class.
All these encounters have made my life more fruitful
Yong Hao is a valuable member of the Supervised Homework Group programme He has a big heart for the students and is always ready to provide guidance to fellow volunteers
As a senior volunteer, Yong Hao was paired with a student that required more attention and guidance. Despite facing challenges, he persevered, believing in the potential of the student. To better support the student, he got to understand the likes and dislikes of the student and researched ways to better engage the student He always goes the extra mile to connect with the students, making them feel involved and helping them develop a sense of belonging to the programme He also actively identifies ways to provide deepened support for the student
Yong Hao also plays an active role in bonding volunteers in the programme He would take the initiative to arrange get-together sessions beyond the programme hours This has helped build rapport and camaraderie with fellow volunteers, which has in turn translated to benefits to the programme Volunteers in the team trust one another and work well together
Yong Hao is attentive to needs and would readily offer his support when needed He has also helped in other projects with CDAC
As a mark of his commitment toward supporting students and low-income families, Yong Hao also volunteers in the kidsREAD programme at CDAC@ Tanjong Katong.
Yong Hao’s dedication is truly admirable!
I'm grateful for the good fortune to be able to help others but volunteering is a team effort My commendation this year is really an acknowledgement of the years of effort put in by all the volunteers at TK SHG, both past and present, to build an environment that encourages and inspires We all have reasons to start volunteering, but we must find our reason to stay I'm glad to have found it in all my friends at TK!
olunteer in the Supervised Homework Group n through life transitions, he has consistently t into the programme With his sincere passion to support the learning of students from vulnerable families, he has left an indelible mark on the lives of the students he has crossed paths with
A capable individual with an amicable personality and a heart to serve, Zhan Hong was quickly identified as a suitable candidate to take on a leadership role Serving as a Volunteering Coordinator from 2017 to 2021, he not only fulfilled administrative and coordination duties but also provided mentoring and homework guidance to students
Even after stepping down from a leadership position, Zhan Hong continues to embrace the role of a senior volunteer mentor, offering guidance and advice to current volunteer leaders and newer volunteers
Zhan Hong’s deep belief in CDAC’s cause is rooted in personal experiences, as his family was once a CDAC beneficiary, and he himself graduated from SHG He is an influential advocate for CDAC and the Supervised Homework Group programme through word of mouth
Zhan Hong truly embodies the spirit of volunteerism and has positively impacted many lives
As an ex-student who has benefited from the SHG programme, I feel blessed to be back to contribute as a volunteer Watching students' progress over the years and volunteering alongside like-minded and passionate people - these are the things that keep me going!
To encourage senior volunteerism, this senior Community Service Project involves mostly involves volunteers who are 50 years old and above The team consists of professional hairdresser and those with personal experience cutting their own children’s hair The team has provided a total 1,178 haircuts over 34 sessions
The volunteers in the haircut programme recognise that a fresh haircut can instill a sense of pride and dignity in individuals It is not uncommon to find volunteers offering more than just a trim –they take the initiative to engage in conversations and actively listen to seniors’ stories
During the COVID-19 period, haircut volunteering were considered an essential service Ling Kwang Home reached out to this group of volunteers to ask if they were willing to continue their haircut service for the seniors. The volunteers willingly accepted the risks involved, ensuring that the residents’ grooming needs were met despite the challenges posed by the pandemic
The volunteers have a continuous learning mindset and are always willing to teach and learn from one another Beyond the volunteering hours they put in at Ling Kwang Home, the volunteers would make an effort to connect with one another after the session This fosters a sense of belonging and camaraderie within the team
Volunteers in the Community Haircut project are an example of how a simple act of kindness can create ripples of positive change
Chin Foong Fah Connie Fu Ya Chun Han Heng Kwang (Rose) Huang Su Yun Lai Yun Mooi Maria Wong Sim Huay Teng Sock Fung Waysie Wong Wai See Yoong Lian LeeProject YOUth Can Shine (PYCS) was piloted in 2018 Since then, this batch of volunteers have been committing on a weekly basis, proactively taking on the role of mentors to the students Embodying dedication and commitment, they work cohesively together to prioritise students’ growth They support one another and tap on each other’s strength to ensure that no student is left without help and they constantly strive to improve
These volunteers go above and beyond, even offering academic support during the school holidays and creating opportunities for bonding and strategic play They strive to provide unique experiences to students, bringing in their own connections and collaborating with industry practitioners. The volunteers would also report to the centre earlier to engage the youth in activities before the start of the programme
Activities for the programme are planned thematically, covering subjects like financial literacy and sustainability Volunteers also inject the element of play and fun into these activities to engage the students One such example was when the team brough students on a learning journey to the supermarket to teach the students the concept of budgeting This was then followed by a cooking activity Volunteers even brought their own home appliances to support the activity
When PYCS was set up in a new centre in 2022, this team of volunteers helped with coaching and guiding new volunteers, sharing tips on how to build rapport with students
The volunteers in Project Youth Can Shine at CDAC@ Bedok are an inspiring example of how dedication and a collaborative spirit can transform the lives of students and create a positive impact in the community
Foong Ke Hui Goh Qin Lin Jeremy Loo Ping Heng Jiang Xue Lua Su Jin Ong Yeow Hua Roger Wong Tian Soon Seoh Jin Wei, Kelvin
Audit & Risk Committee
Yeo Ek Khuan
Stakeholders
Communications Committee
Goh Sin Hwee
Ng Kim Hwee
CDAC@ Ang Mo Kio
Management Committee
Chua Wee Meng Eric
kidsREAD
Goh Chiu Hwee
Tiang Shu Hui
News Sharing Programme
Wong Choy Pheng
Yan Wei Rong Karen
Supervised Homework Group
Chin Yin Hau
Chua Qing Lin
Ho Chong Yao
Lim Jia Hui
Tan Yaw Sing
CDAC@ Bedok
Management Committee
Ang Chee Seng
Long Foo Song Justin
Wee Chuen Lih Jerry
Yip Hiong Yuet Lynna
Zhang Chunhua
kidsREAD
Chong Yeou Foong Kelly
Joanna Tan Xiaoyu
CDAC@ Bukit Panjang
Management Committee
Lee Guat Keow
CDAC@ Jurong
kidsREAD
Guo Qinfeng
Supervised Homework Group
Charlene Liu Hui Min
Chia Jia Min
Clarissa Neo Shao Yan
Koh Shu Xiang Angie
Loh Hiang Ngee
Neo Yee Ann
Yeo Kah Ling
CDAC@ Punggol
kidsREAD
Eugene Tan Jen Hao
Goh Rachael
Ng Sui Qi Merlin
Supervised Homework Group
Bren Yeong Jingkai
Eng Sing Joo Laura
Ling Jin Kang Kenneth
Zheng Shoujia
CDAC@ Redhill
Management Committee
Hooi Tuck Loong, Chris
Granny Quilt
Cynthia Ong Beng Wah
Heng Mary
Kang Siong Hua
Lee Tiang Chu
Low Lai Ngoh Jasmine
Tan Bee Tin
Tay Cheng Choo
Wan Seow Har
Yeo Mee Chew
kidsREAD
Li Yu Ping
Ng Bo Lin
Supervised Homework Group
Bay Rui Hong
Chan Xin Ying
Ng Jia Yi
CDAC@ Sengkang
Management Committee
Sim Puay Ngee Philip
kidsREAD
Judy Teo Siew Ling
Sylvia Kuan Si Jia
CDAC@ Tampines
Management Committee
Kwan See Nam Mark
News Sharing Programme
Foo Shar Kee
Loh Hui Ling
Ouyang Jian Feng
Supervised Homework Group
Eng Sing Yee Clara
Goh Zi Xuan
Leong Jun Hun Darryl
CDAC@ Tanjong Katong
Management Committee
Low Inn Chong Charlton
kidsREAD
Choy Yoke Ling
Teo Carol
Play-based Learning Programme
Eunice Koh Si Yuh
Supervised Homework Group
Tan Yong Hao
CDAC@ Toa Payoh
Project YOUth Can Shine
kidsREAD
Oon Yi Rou
Chan Zhao Kang
Lim Yu Zhen
CDAC@ Woodlands
Management Committee
Goh Chin Yee
Hoong Jessie
Lim Teck Kwee Gregory
kidsREAD
Low Hong Liang
Muhammad Farouk S/O Mya Aye
Supervised Homework Group
Chan Zhi Qing
Luo Wen
CDAC@ Yew Tee
Management Committee
Christopher Thomas
Zhang Qiangsheng
kidsREAD
Chung Soon Yee Connie
Loo Xin Yi
Han Chin Chin
Vibrance @ Yishun
Management Committee
Lim Ah Lek Christopher
kidsREAD
Jayanthi Padmanabhan
News Sharing Programme
Chua Lye Kiat
Peh Poh Huay
Yu Ning
Supervised Homework Group
Ang Hui En Amelia
Lam Min Hui
Lin Mingwan
Tan Yan Ying
Tham Hao Wen
Tham Lei En
Yap Xun Hao Nicholas
Yip Hui Ying
Community Haircut Project
Chen Juan Lan
Chua Chye Lin
Lai Yun Mooi
Ng Bee Lay
Sim Huay
Yoong Lian Lee
Family Befriending
Chen Shaohong
Eng Keng Huak
Ho Kiat Kiat
Teo Lee Nah
Wong Mei Chien
Special Projects
Carol Seah
Cayla Toh Xiu Ru
Chan Chi Yong
Chan Lih Sheng
Chan Oi Wah
Chan Qi Si Kate
Chan Si Ying Angela
Chan Yi Kai Cuvier
Chang Mei Mun Esther
Chew Pang Juan Christina
Chia Siak Chong
Chia Yi Ling
Chia Zuo Ken Justin
Chloe Ng Jer In
Chua Hwee Pheng Jennifer
Chua Wei Ting Serena
Clara Goh Sok Bee
Fu Sihui
Gan Seng Tiong
Goh Zhen Yi
Ho Wan Qi
Ho Wee Kwang
Huang Yun Ting
Janice Chia Zuo Hui
Jonathan Fong Jun Jie
Khoo Hui Tiong
Khoo Seow Charm
Khoo Siew Bee
Koh Yuan Zhen Pearl
Kwok Poh Keong Shane
Lee Kwai Peng Vivien
Leong Mae Kim
Leong Wai Fong
Liew Mei Shi
Lim Beng Choo Angela
Lim Lay Hoon Lucinda
Lim May Lang
Lim Poey Huang
Lim Poh Ling Sharon
Lim Xi Ying
Loh Cheng Shong
Loh Wai Lan (Shalyn)
Loo Leong Tuan
Low Kui Liang Raynard
Mok Lai Yong
Ng Li Ting
Ng Man Ning
Ng Paik Eng
Niam Maggie
Peh Jia Yu
Poh Chee Tiong
Qiu Youlin
Sarah Chew Kai En
See Chi Chao
Seow Chong Wee Ethan
Seow Hock Lam Alan
Seow Tin Yu Sherye
Swee Irene
Swee Lai Heng
Tan Hui Whee
Tan Kong Hui Eric
Tan Peng Hwee Alvin
Tan Seng Woan
Tay Yong Jun Eddie
Tay Mei Lan
Teo Ser Lee
Tham Yeu Kuen
Wong Lai Meng Sheila
Wong Mon Yee Theresa
Wong Xue Ee
Xavier Oh Joon Kiat
Yan Hong
Yap Enxuan
Yong Qi Hui Jeremy
Yu Meei Jen
Zheng Nan
Zhu Minfei
Zhu Yujia
Stakeholders Communications Committee
Ong Peter
Woo Keng Choong
CDAC@ Ang Mo Kio
Supervised Homework Group
Yong Ting Rui
CDAC@ Bedok
kidsREAD
Andrew Matthew Phang Chee Kit
CDAC@ Jurong Management Committee
Hu Xinyi Jasmine
Goh Hock Seng Gerald
kidsREAD
Jap Ren Fang
Supervised Homework Group
Choy Yun Zhen
CDAC@ Punggol
Supervised Homework Group
Cheong Shu Yi
Lim Zi Xin Alicia
Mok Jia Xin Serena
Quah Gui Qin
CDAC@ Redhill kidsREAD
Lim Chay Bee
Supervised Homework Group
Natasha Nicole Tan
CDAC@ Sengkang
kidsREAD
Koh Kiat Xuan
Ng Lai Kwan Amelia
Siew Jie Ting
Soh Chiew Guek
CDAC@ Tampines Management Committee
Tay Beng Eng Veronica
CDAC@ Tanjong Katong
Supervised Homework Group
Terng Zong Wei
CDAC@ Toa Payoh Management Committee
Iek Geok Suan Agnes
Lee May Fen Frances
CDAC@ Woodlands
kidsREAD
Boh Ai Joon Angela Elizabeth
Supervised Homework Group
Lim Pei Shan
CDAC@ Yew Tee Management Committee
Tan-Toh Ai Tin
Vibrance @ Yishun Management Committee
Ang Siew Ing
kidsREAD
Hasanah Mohamed Sohdi
Sharon Yan Jing Xuan
Wong Yung Pine
Community Haircut Project
Chin Foong Fah Connie
Huang Su Yun
Family Befriending
Chia Seng Leng
Hay Chay Hua
Lim Siew Leng Joyce
Liou Heng Wah Francis
Susan Wai Yim Chong
Wong Kok Ping Jason
Special Projects
Angeline Ang Shu Hui
Beh Chai Hock Mike
Cassie Yung Min
Chia How Chee Thomas
Goh Mei Lin, Valerie
Ho Jinglin Ellycia
Lai Siew Kuan Kelvin
Lim Fung
Lim Hui Yan
Lim Shui Fang Chynna
Lim Swee Lian Tricia
Lin Tao
Loh Wai Poon
Ng Chwen Suh Jean
Ong Li Hong Sandra
Ooi Guan Huat Desmond
Rachelle Cris Koh Yin Wei
Sia Woan Teing
Soh Kah Peng Michael
Tan Hwee Hoon
Tay Si Yun
Teo Hsia Poh Camilla
Tung Weng Foo
Yeo Shuxin Amanda
Yeo Zhen Li Eleanor
CDAC@ Bukit Panjang Management Committee
Chua Chiew Ping
Koh Guan Hwee
Soh Teng Hua
Yim Yuen Chun
CDAC@ Jurong Management Committee
Josephine Pillai
Supervised Homework Group
Liew Xin Yi Cindy
CDAC@ Punggol
Supervised Homework Group
Chua Xiu Zhen
CDAC@ Redhill
Supervised Homework Group
Tan Xue Ling
CDAC@ Tampines Management Committee
Cheong Pei Zhen Pearlyn
Supervised Homework Group
Cheong Xuan Yong
CDAC@ Tanjong Katong Management Committee
Koh Tong Seah
Ong Mui Choo Rose
Tay Chor Eng
CDAC@ Woodlands Management Committee
Lee Heng Bin, Gabriel (Li Hengbin)
Lee Meng Chye
Thanendran Davendran
CDAC@ Yew Tee Management Committee
Linda Lin Lay Leng
Family Befriending
Leong Huiqun Regina
Hu Wah Fatt Jay
Ng Poh Peng
Low Yin Kew
Special Projects
Ang Tun Guan
Cheng Ying Chieh Jasmine
Kay Wei Teng
Koh Yue Ee
Lee Jin Han Terrance
Lee Mui Keow
Sharon Ong Ming Lee
Soh Geok Lay
Tng Jia Hong
CDAC@ Sengkang Management Committee
Hong Cheong Hee Daniel
Koh Hui Cheh Kathy
Lin Qi Wei
Seah Swee Kheng
CDAC@ Yew Tee Management Committee
Tan Chwee Pow
C Manoharan
Family Befriending
Goi Ming Ying
Special Projects
Chin Tong Wah
Ho Yih
Tay Tian Seh Robert
Investment Committee
Koh Beow Ko Lynn
CDAC@ Jurong Management Committee
Goh Sioh Chin
CDAC@ Redhill Management Committee
Cheng Ghee Hoe
CDAC@ Tampines Management Committee
How Yee Lee
Tan Teng Chuan
CDAC@ Tanjong Katong Management Committe
Chan Kok Cheng
CDAC@ Toa Payoh Management Committee
Chia Chiew Meng Robin
Chia Tong Seng
Ding Ngie Choon
Goh Joon Kiat
Ng Joo Miang
Tay Mok Lan
Yeo Beng Choo
CDAC@ Woodlands Management Committee
Selva Raj
Vibrance @ Yishun Management Committee
Koh Jik Hwa
Family Befriending
Lee Yong Wah , Jonas
Special Projects
Boey Choy Lin
Chew Siew Lian
Teng Chai Yann
CDAC@ Punggol Management Committee
Lim Heng Siang
Ng Chor Choo Eileen
Family Befriending
Chang Shin Yi (Sheree)
Our deepest appreciation and gratitude to the following:
G U E S T - O F - H O N O U R
Mr Masagos Zulkifli
Minister for Social and Family Development and Second Minister for Health V
Chairpersons:
Mr Selva Raj and Mr Kwan Jih Leong
Members:
Ms Cheong Pei Zhen Pearlyn, Mr Chin Tong Wah, Ms Jap Ren Fang, Ms Koh Yu Xiang, Mr Kuek Bing Cong, Ms Leong Huiqun Regina, Ms Natasha Nicole Tan
Chairperson:
Ms Lam Moy Yin
Members:
Mr Goh Kong Aik, Ms Lee May Fen Frances, Mr Ng Kim Hwee, Mr Tan Yap Kin
Mr Soh Kah Peng Michael
And all who have, i ributed to the success of the event