Cheong Ming Fang, CTPCLC Alumna (Class of 2021), started Social Work Made Accessible with her two like-minded friends. Social Work Made Accessible is a Singapore-based Social Work Podcast featuring the profession, the practice, and people's perspectives. The team believes in facilitating constructive conversations, building a community to share ideas, and creating opportunities for learning.

Listen and follow Social Work Made Accessible on Spotify now!

Lim Wei Jie, CTPCLC Alumnus (Class of 2017), co-founded Foreword Coffee to serve coffee with a social mission - to provide employment opportunities for the disadvantaged communities in Singapore. Their goal is to help gain more visibility and interaction with general members of the public to reduce the social stigma on person with disabilities. 

Foreword Coffee has won the Brands for Good Asia 2023 and also the winner for the President's Challenge Social Enterprise of the Year 2023! 

Cheow Sue-Jane, CTPCLC Alumna (Class of 2022), co-founded Instagram business Tryftshop in October 2021 with her parents and elder sister. Tryftshop not only resell second-hand cloths, but they also donate a portion of their second0hand items to those in need.

Now, Sue-Jane feels more connected to the small but passionate community of second-hand advocates in Singapore who sharing her cause. 

Article featured in Female Magazine.  

Congratulations to Khoo Yi Feng, CTPCLC Alumnus (Class of 2017)! He was honoured at the NUS Alumni Awards 2023 and received an award in the category of Outstanding Young Alumni for his achievements and outstanding contributions as a social worker and mental health advocate.

“In my 10+ years of mental health advocacy from the campus to the community setting, I have many mentors and friends to thank who supported me on my way and whose perspectives and (in)tangible support shaped my decisions. This Award is dedicated to you all!” says Yi Feng.

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Chloe Ng, CTPCLC Alumna (Class of 2023) kickstarted 32 Pages to build up the emotional resilience of children living in rental flats. 32 Pages creates learning communities that conduct weekly multi-sensory phonics sessions. Run by a multi-disciplinary team, 32 Pages centres on giving children the words and tools to better understand, manage and express themselves. 

Congratulations to 32 Pages for emerging as one of the Top 3 at the NUSSIC Project Demo Day, an incubated Social Entrepreneurship Projects together with NUS Enterprise with support of Quest Ventures, raiSE, Social Impact Catalyst, ACE and SCAPE! Click here to see more about the award. 

Willoughby Niki Lee, CTPCLC Alumnus (Class of 2022) emerged as one of the three teachers as global winners in the AI Impact Shaper Category at the Intel Corporation AI Global Impact Festival, for their best practices in AI Skilling in classrooms

As an educator that incorporates innovative AI teaching learning practices, winning this award is an important milestone for Niki as he pursues his aspirations towards building communities and enabling social impact through technology.

Sim Rou Chen, CTPCLC Alumna (Class of 2022), has embarked on new adventures with WeHiro as Chief Operations Officer. In her capacity, she gets to design impactful simulation experiences that give people the initial exposure and understanding of the communities that they plan to serve in, which sets them up for greater impact when they do involve themselves within the community.

WeHiro has designed various experiential simulation programmes and recently launched a new Inclusivity Simulation Programme with Rou Chen on board.