Community development and social impact may be a language unfamiliar to you now, but it doesn’t have to be. It can be simple. It is evident in the stories of ...

The best decision I made in my freshman year was joining CTPCLC. Having had 6 years of prior exposure to community work in the grassroots and eldercare sector, my CTPCLP ...

Choosing to spend my time with Chua Thian Poh Community Leadership Centre, during my undergraduate career, was the best decision I made. The programme had not only furthered my interest ...

Going through the CTPCLC journey was a blast for me! It was particularly mind-expanding to learn to see things from a multitude of perspectives my other fellows brought with them. ...

I realised I was thinking about communities in a narrow way, like what can we provide to the community, what problems do they need help solving. When I learnt about ...

The principles underlying the OCOS project are lessons I learnt from being a CTPCLC fellow. The project beginnings involved an assessment of needs - a skill that will be shared ...

CTPCLC has been a key journey of my undergraduate life which I would always hold dear. Being someone that has been exposed to community service and social entrepreneurship extensively since ...

CTPCLC provided me a learning platform to be exposed to multiple social sector opportunities and experiences, without the fear that it is all part of an academic grind. I was ...

My research with CTPCLC taught me to quantify intangible benefits of a pharmacy programme for low-income older persons. Doing so helped the programme to justify its use, and enabled it ...