Starting university fresh out of poly, I was excited for a new chapter-but I never really paused to track how much I'd grown. In 2021, while COVID kept everyone indoors, ...

To our professors - thank you for guiding us, challenging us, and believing in our potential. To our friends and classmates - thank you for your camaraderie, your laughter, and ...

CTPCLC was one of the most formative experiences of my university life. Prof Chng, Prof Lim and Dr Tan taught generously from their experience in the community development space and ...

I feel immensely grateful to NUS and CTPCLC for granting me the opportunity to explore and learn freely. My exposure to the social aspects of society has broadened my perspective ...

CTPCLC has opened my eyes to various models of community development and, more importantly, given me a taste of the process of understanding communities through the lens of qualitative research. ...

I am thankful for the opportunities that being in NUS and being in CTPCLC has brought me. I got to learn some frameworks and theories in approaching community-based work. It’s ...

As someone who regularly immerses herself in communities through volunteering and social work, I have met many kind-hearted individuals who are starting out in their journey of community service. There ...

Throughout my undergraduate years, I had the privilege of taking the CTPCLC course on Community Leadership (CLC3303), and working in CTPCLC as a Student Partner for a semester. As an ...

As a programme, the CTPCLC has done a great job in giving me the academic foundations and practical experience of what it means to work in communities. The most important ...