Our Volunteers
Mr Azman Bin Osman
Aftercare Volunteer since 1989
Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association
His Yellow Ribbon is to help the inmates be more independent and find their own way instead of over-relying on the system.
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Aftercare Volunteer since 1989
Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association
His Yellow Ribbon is to help the inmates be more independent and find their own way instead of over-relying on the system.
Click here to read the full story.
Mr Tan Wee Kiat
Youth Programme Volunteer since 2006
Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association
His Yellow Ribbon is to create more awareness of the consequences of drug addiction among the students.
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Youth Programme Volunteer since 2006
Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association
His Yellow Ribbon is to create more awareness of the consequences of drug addiction among the students.
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Ms Clara Yap
Aftercare Volunteer since 1999
Singapore After-Care Association
Her Yellow Ribbon is to boost the self-esteem of the inmates and give them HOPE.
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Aftercare Volunteer since 1999
Singapore After-Care Association
Her Yellow Ribbon is to boost the self-esteem of the inmates and give them HOPE.
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Ms May Hui
Aftercare Volunteer since 2002
Singapore After-Care Association
Her Yellow Ribbon is to help the inmates realise that life is like a game. One wrong move and they will lose the game. So she hopes that they will always think carefully before they act.
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Aftercare Volunteer since 2002
Singapore After-Care Association
Her Yellow Ribbon is to help the inmates realise that life is like a game. One wrong move and they will lose the game. So she hopes that they will always think carefully before they act.
Click here to read the full story.
