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14/10/2026

Mask vendor machine islandwide -

N95 Mask Distribution for Haze.

13/10/2026

For those who are wearing masks because of the haze that is affecting Singapore, pls do wear the right mask. The recommended mask is the N95s as it protects against fine haze particles and make sure it is snug with no gaps. Surgical masks and paper masks are not effective for the haze.

Also, if you are wearing a mask covering just your mouth and not your nose, you might as well not wear a mask at all. Do get the right mask for the most effective protection and wear it properly.

12/10/2026

Grandma tourism? I am not kidding - Gen-Zers and millennials are increasingly seeking out grandma-led travel experiences -

Whether it's making pasta with an Italian nonna or sightseeing with a gran in Japan, Gen-Zers and millennials are increasingly seeking out granny-led travel experiences.

06/10/2026

A traumatic incident happened to me today. Let me start from the beginning. I had to take my indoor cat for his yearly checkup and I carried him in a backpack into my Siglap community to the vet nearby. Along the way, one of the backpack straps broke but I still had a bit of a walk down the park connector to get to the vet. Nonetheless I made it there safely.

After discharging him, the vet lent me a carrier to bring him home. I triple-checked all the k***s to make sure everything was fastened tightly before I got ready for my walk home. As I was going to cross East Coast Road, the carrier handle gave way, opening a huge gap and it then dropped to the ground. My cat leapt out and ran. I was beside myself and I screamed for people to help me as I wasn’t sure where he went and was very concerned there was a road that he could have crossed. Not one person bothered to help or come to my assistance. I ran to the side and continued screaming for help. I still received no help but a person did point to where my cat ran to. I ran as quickly to the area, still screaming for help and had to get a helper who pointed where he was on a grass patch to help corner him. I managed to coax him under the fencing, hugged him and cried.

I am completely upset, angry and dismayed. I have continuously spoken about a community that cares. I got none of that today. My boyfriend once explained why people don’t help others is they don’t know others need help and won’t ask. Well I was asking and got no help. So I ask this question - if this was your pet that you love with your life or a child that accidentally ran, would you have wanted help too? Most certainly! You could have helped, even if you didn’t like cats. If you helped, it would have been easier for me to capture my cat. If I lost him, I would not have been able to locate him, even with a microchip.

I deplore you - we cannot live like this and close a blind eye. This is my community and Siglap you let me down. I hope this is an outlier and other communities are more caring. We need to be more human and step up, as if this happened to you, you would want the same. Siglap, you are supposed to be my community as I age, how will you do that if you can’t even help me today?

04/10/2026

Marriage under Syariah law comes with important rights and responsibilities — from financial support and caregiving to maintaining family well-being. But when relationships face challenges or break down, it can be difficult to know what to expect or where to turn. This session will help you better understand marriage and divorce under Syariah law in Singapore.

Learn about your rights and obligations within a marriage, as well as the legal processes involved if divorce becomes necessary. The panel will walk through key issues such as the grounds for divorce, how proceedings take place in the Syariah Court, and important matters including nafkah, custody, care and control of children, and the division of matrimonial assets.

Through practical guidance and real-life examples, you will also gain insights on navigating the process with confidence, managing its impact on you and your family, and accessing legal aid, counselling, and community support.

Whether you are considering your options, currently going through a divorce, or simply want to be informed, this session will equip you with the knowledge and resources to make thoughtful, confident decisions moving forward.

Law Awareness Weeks @ CDC 2026 (LAW@CDC 2026) is a collaboration between Pro Bono SG and the five Community Development Councils, Ministry of Law, National University of Singapore Faculty of Law, Singapore University of Social Sciences School of Law, Singapore Management University School of Law, and the Singapore Corporate Counsel Association Pro Bono Chapter, supported by the People’s Association.

Register here - https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/6717484865292/WN_yWITd8SWSECxypyA3XttWw #/registration

04/10/2026

Marriage comes with important rights and responsibilities, from financial support and caregiving to mutual respect and protection from harm. But when relationships face difficulties or break down, it can be challenging to know what to expect or what steps to take. This session will help you better understand both marriage and divorce under Singapore’s civil law framework.

Learn about the legal rights and obligations within a marriage, as well as the processes and considerations involved if divorce becomes necessary. The panel will walk through key issues such as protection from family violence, grounds for divorce, and the therapeutic justice approach which focuses on reducing conflict and safeguarding the well-being of children.

Through practical insights and real-life examples, you will also gain a clearer understanding of how matters like asset division, child custody, care and control, and maintenance are addressed — along with where to seek legal and social support.

Whether you are navigating challenges in your marriage, considering divorce, or simply want to be informed, this session will equip you with the knowledge and resources to move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

Law Awareness Weeks @ CDC 2026 (LAW@CDC 2026) is a collaboration between Pro Bono SG and the five Community Development Councils, Ministry of Law, National University of Singapore Faculty of Law, Singapore University of Social Sciences School of Law, Singapore Management University School of Law, and the Singapore Corporate Counsel Association Pro Bono Chapter, supported by the People’s Association.

Register at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/6717484865292/WN_2Z0-qkPgQP6fmmp9hWk3ZA #/registration

04/10/2026

Making a purchase should be straightforward but sometimes things don’t go as planned. Faulty products, misleading claims, hidden costs, or unresponsive sellers can leave you feeling frustrated and unsure of what to do next. If you’re not clear on your rights as a consumer, this session will guide you through your options.

Learn how the law protects consumers in common situations, and what steps you can take when something goes wrong. Our panel will walk through real-life scenarios and share practical tips on resolving disputes, seeking refunds or repairs, and knowing when to escalate a complaint.

Whether you are dealing with an issue now or simply want to be a more informed consumer, this session will equip you with clear, actionable steps to safeguard your rights and make confident decisions.

Law Awareness Weeks @ CDC 2026 (LAW@CDC 2026) is a collaboration between Pro Bono SG and the five Community Development Councils, Ministry of Law, National University of Singapore Faculty of Law, Singapore University of Social Sciences School of Law, Singapore Management University School of Law, and the Singapore Corporate Counsel Association Pro Bono Chapter, supported by the People’s Association.

Register at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/6717484865292/WN_kKRVsWsJSCSAcn7Gi29XNA #/registration

04/10/2026

6 physical symptoms of dementia that you really should know –

Whether you have any of the symptoms or not, there are things you can do to reduce your dementia risk.

04/10/2026

Write Back: The Quiet Defiance of Authoring Your Life is a free public conversation happening at 72-13 on Saturday, 17 October 2026.

Who gets to tell the story of a life – and what happens when we take that story into our own hands?

Gerontologist Normala Manap, cultural anthropologist Dr Ad Maulod and social worker Yap Ching Wi will explore what it means to reclaim authorship of our lives as we age – through life story review, everyday acts of resistance, and finding joy and fulfilment amid changing circumstances.

To register for this session, go to: https://tworks.ka-ching.asia/r/MA1/m/332092