Category 2021
NBS Inflammaré, an orientation programme in Nanyang Business School (NBS), organised a donation drive for Free Food for All (FFFA), a charity that addresses issues related to food insecurity and waste. The organising team of NBS Inflammaré later partnered with… Continue Reading →
Founded in 2019, Movement of Inclusivity (MOI) aims to work with stakeholders to create and facilitate inclusion in spaces for the special needs community. MOI offers affordable and easy inclusion practices for businesses, while at the same time, brings inclusive… Continue Reading →
Founded in 2020 and started as a small project in a NTU residential hall to turn food waste into fertilisers for the Hall’s community gardens, The Hungry Worms strives towards zero food waste in Singapore through a hybrid system of… Continue Reading →
Founded in 2021, Pawfoo aims to alleviate Singapore’s food waste problem by rescuing surplus, ugly and off-specification local ingredients for their pet treats. These treats are all-natural, affordable, nutritious, and was developed through consultations with vets and the team’s background… Continue Reading →
Not sure what to do with your old shoes? They could soon see a new lease of life through the NTU Shoe Recycling Drive. An initiative by statutory board Sport SG and American science corporation Dow, used shoes are deposited… Continue Reading →
Don’t Hold Back is a digital communications campaign to encourage young adults aged 21 to 29 to initiate conversations on deceased organ donation with their families. The Human Organ Transplant Act allows all Singaporeans and Permanent Residents to donate their… Continue Reading →
Common forms of work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) such as neck, shoulder and backaches have become prevalent health issues during COVID-19, as more people adopt poor postural habits while working from home. We Got Your Back is Singapore’s first-ever digital health… Continue Reading →
Did you know that Singapore is the myopia capital of the world? By 2030, 80% of Singaporean adults would be myopic. As the country witnesses the fifth generation of high myopes, the incidences of myopic complications such as glaucoma, blindness,… Continue Reading →
Osteoporosis, a disease that results in low bone mass and deterioration of bone tissue, is a prevalent issue among the aged. The disease increases the likelihood of fractures from falls, which can be fatal. In particular, women above the age… Continue Reading →
Working together to foster interest in art, NTU-National Institute of Education (NTU-NIE) and School of Arts, Design and Media (ADM) hosted Arts + U, a programme centred around using recyclable materials to craft ideas and promote the relevance of art… Continue Reading →