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Volunteers needed for tutoring needy families
(a) Female volunteer needed to tutor female student in 'O' Level Maths
(b) Male volunteer needed to tutor student in P4 Chinese
Pls leave us a contact, Thank you!
(b) Male volunteer needed to tutor student in P4 Chinese
Pls leave us a contact, Thank you!
The Community 2015 Masterplan
Chapter on Virtual and Real World Integrated As One
The Community 2015 Masterplan was launched by Deputy Chairman, Minister Lim Boon Heng, and Dr Vivian Balakrishnan at the Grassroots Seminar 2010 on 21 November 2010.
The Masterplan distils the key ideas and concepts behind our approaches and strategies towards addressing key challenges, and bringing our community closer to the Vision for the Community - that of a Great Home and a Caring Community.
It sets out the strategies to widen outreach and deepen resident engagement so as to build social capital.
You may find the synopsis here.
The Community 2015 Masterplan was launched by Deputy Chairman, Minister Lim Boon Heng, and Dr Vivian Balakrishnan at the Grassroots Seminar 2010 on 21 November 2010.
The Masterplan distils the key ideas and concepts behind our approaches and strategies towards addressing key challenges, and bringing our community closer to the Vision for the Community - that of a Great Home and a Caring Community.
It sets out the strategies to widen outreach and deepen resident engagement so as to build social capital.
You may find the synopsis here.
Monthly Breakfast Session 2011
Join us on every session, beginning 2 Jan 2011. A time to interact with residents and fellow neighbours, and to get updates on any new happenings around the neighbourhood.
Community Emergency Response Team
What is CERT?
CERT stands for Community Emergency Response Team. CERT is an organised group of volunteers equipped with special training to respond to an emergency and assist the community in the recovery process. The main role of the CERT is to strengthen the emergency response capabilities of the local community.
First formed in 2004 at the Residents' Committee and Neighbourhood Committee zonal level to support the EPG and CDEC, CERT members are made up of grassroots leaders and residents who are staying in the vicinity. Being closer to the ground, they can respond to an emergency before the arrival of the emergency authorities. CERT members assist in rendering basic first aid, evacuation and crowd control before and after the emergency authorities arrive.
What is your role as a CERT member?
adapted from People's Association website www.pa.gov.sg
CERT stands for Community Emergency Response Team. CERT is an organised group of volunteers equipped with special training to respond to an emergency and assist the community in the recovery process. The main role of the CERT is to strengthen the emergency response capabilities of the local community.
First formed in 2004 at the Residents' Committee and Neighbourhood Committee zonal level to support the EPG and CDEC, CERT members are made up of grassroots leaders and residents who are staying in the vicinity. Being closer to the ground, they can respond to an emergency before the arrival of the emergency authorities. CERT members assist in rendering basic first aid, evacuation and crowd control before and after the emergency authorities arrive.
What is your role as a CERT member?
- Help the community respond to and recover from emergencies
- Disseminate critical information to residents
- Work together with constituency emergency units to organise EP days and other EP programmes for residents
- Help identify residents requiring special assistance during emergencies
- Community Emergency Preparedness Programme (CEPP)
- Standard First Aid Training (with 3 years certification)
- Basic Cardiac Life Support Course (with 2 years certification)
- Managing Crisis Behaviour Workshop
adapted from People's Association website www.pa.gov.sg
PA Residents' Committee

The functions of RCs are to:
- Promote neighbourliness, harmony and cohesiveness amongst residents;
- Liaise with and make recommendations to government authorities on the needs and aspirations of residents;
- Disseminate information and gather feedback on government policies and actions from residents; and
- Promote good citizenship amongst residents.
How to join the RCs
Volunteer or be nominated by residents under the Residents Nomination Scheme (RNS). This scheme gives residents the opportunity to have a say on who becomes part of their RCs.
Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents, aged 18 and above and living within the RCs Zone, can be nominated to join the RCs.
adapted from People's Association website www.pa.gov.sg
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Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games Volunteers
Visit www.singapore2010.sg for more info on volunteering opportunities!Xinmin Secondary School's 65th Anniversary Musical and helping the less fortunate in Aljunied-Hougang GRC
Are you an aspiring song writer? Join PA songwriting competition
What have made living in Singapore a great experience?Hear what our songwriters have to say through their song compositions as they share their experiences and joys of living together as one, in our uniquely multi-racial Singapore!
Have a say by casting the vote for the song which resonate with you at http://PAsongcontest.sg.
The voting will close on 8 March 2010, 5 pm. The song with the highest vote counts will win the Most Popular Song award.
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