Singapore Kindness Movement - The Pride
WEBSep 6, 2024 · The Pride is a platform by the Singapore Kindness Movement that showcases stories, opinions and features on kindness and social issues in Singapore. Explore topics such as bereavement, mental health, environment, diversity and more.
Looking back at 2021: Our favourite stories of the year
WEBDec 24, 2021 · Image source: Shutterstock / SewCream. My favourite story this year would have to be the first article that I wrote: “Is HBL NBD? How can we help our children with mental health struggles? — on the challenges that younger Singaporeans face when it comes to studies and achievements. No, it’s not a shameless promotion, but the reason why I chose my own story is that it’s a piece that I ...
The more kindness you see, the more you’d notice kind acts
WEBJun 21, 2022 · We are what we eat. Or in the world of social media, we are the type of content that we consume. This seems pretty self evident, – online, we search for things that we want to buy; “like, follow and subscribe” to channels and feeds that we are interested in, and surf, flip, scroll and swipe our way through our digital lives.
About Us - The Pride
WEBThe Pride is a Singapore-based publication that aims to highlight good news and inspirational stories, and discuss social issues and current affairs that are important to the local community.
COVID-19 has shown that we can be gracious. How do we make …
WEBJun 24, 2020 · Image source: Shutterstock / Chayatorn Laorattanavech We have seen residents placing hand sanitisers in lifts to share with neighbours, individuals donating their S$600 Solidarity Payments to those who need it more, and groups coming together to appreciate front-line workers and helping the vulnerable in society.
Netizens share the heartwarming acts of kindness they’ve
WEBDec 4, 2019 · A gracious society begins with an individual’s choice to be kinder, as the Reddit thread has shown, acts of kindness can make a big difference
It’s Kindness Day, Singapore! What are you doing today? - The Pride
WEBMay 20, 2022 · Check out the videos at our video page.Image source: Everyday Elderly. Everyday Elderly co-head Max Chua, 22, tells The Pride: “Our vision and mission is to inspire youths to be change-makers by raising awareness on social isolation among the elderly in Singapore, and to bridge the generational gap between youths and the elderly by creating content that educates and engages.”
Celebrate kindness wherever you are on Kindness Day SG - The Pride
WEBMay 22, 2020 · Image source: Singapore Kindness Movement. You can also play your part on Kindness Day SG by posting a selfie with the hashtag #KindnessDaySG of you wearing yellow, holding yellow props, or using a yellow Zoom background on your video chats. The bright and cheery colour reminds us to “Make Singapore Shine” as we press on towards the end of the circuit breaker.
A Young Lawyer’s Journey With Rough Sleepers and Refugees
WEB3 days ago · At just 25 years old, Tan*, a lawyer, is making an impact in the lives of those often overlooked in our society. Driven by a deep sense of social justice, Tan has spent the last few years dedicating her time and energy to two causes: assisting rough sleepers in Singapore and supporting refugees around the world.
Delivery service with a dose of kindness - The Pride
WEBJun 12, 2021 · Alfred hosting KDSG 2021. Image Source: Facebook / Singapore Kindness Movement. But little did I expect that I would get to meet him personally weeks later — through a day of experiencing his part-time job as a Lalamove delivery driver.