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*SCAPE Co. Ltd
A non-profit organisation set up in 2007, *SCAPE Co. Ltd supports youth, talent and leadership development. It aims to motivate and empower with programmes for the young to learn new skills, harness their creativity, and realise their potential. *SCAPE also seeks to be the home of enterprising youths committed to creating their own future.
4PM
Pronounced Empat PM, 4PM stands for Persatuan Persuratan Pemuda Pemudi Melayu – the driving force in youth development within the Malay/Muslim community. Nurtured through 4PM’s activities, and inspired by its motto of “Unite and serve” – members have excelled as teachers, lawyers, doctors, engineers, lecturers, entrepreneurs, social workers, and high-achieving students.
Adam Smith Center
The Adam Smith Center is a non-profit, non-government organisation based in Singapore dedicated to public policy and economics education. Founded in 2018, we promote pro-market and pro-competition principles in academia, media and society through talks, conferences, seminars and workshops – all in the tradition of Adam Smith.
Ai Tong School
Established in 1912, Ai Tong School was originally housed in a Methodist Church. The Hokkien Huay Kuan took over in 1929. The school became a government-aided school in 1957. In 1980, Ai Tong School became an integrated school, and an Special Assistance Plan school in 1989. Having moved several times, the school is now located at 100 Bright Hill Drive.
Alvin Pang, Poet
Considered part of a new breed of young Singapore poets that emerged in the 1990s, Alvin Pang is the founder and webmaster of The Poetry Billboard, an online literary website that showcases Singapore literature. His publications include two collections of poetry, Testing the Silence and City of Rain. His poems are characterised as urban and cosmopolitan yet intimate in nature.
Angkatan Sasterawan ’50 (ASAS'50)
The Singapore Writers’ Movement ’50 (Angkatan Sasterawan ’50) or better known as Asas ’50 is the first literary association in post-war Malaya. Conceived on the 6 th of August 1950, Asas ’50 is also the first literary association which represented the voice of the community and one which utilized literature to be the ideal thrust towards independence for Malaya in 1957.
Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road)
One of seven in the Anglo-Chinese School (ACS) Family of Schools, Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) traces its roots to 1886, when Bishop William Fitzjames Oldham founded ACS to educate boys wandering in the streets. The pursuit of academic excellence, character development and service based on Christian values remains the core of the school's drive to educate "men who are God-fearing and growing in Grace.”
Arab Association Singapore
Also known as Al-Wehdah Al-Arabiah Bi Singhafura (Alwehdah), the Arab Association Singapore was established in 1946 to enhance and promote Islamic virtues and education, as well as the use of Arabic, to all Singaporeans. Alwehdah also helps foster cordial relationships among Arabs and other ethnicities in Singapore through educational, cultural, social, arts and sports activities.
Arab Network @ Singapore (ANA@S)
The Arab Network @ Singapore (ANA@S) is a non-profit organisation established in August 2010 by a group of service-minded individuals from the local Arab community in Singapore. ANA@S is inspired by the millennia of legacies, sacrifices, and contributions made by the forefathers of its founding members, in helping to make Singapore a safe, peaceful, cohesive, and prosperous country.
Archipelago Consultancy
Archipelago Consultancy is a Singapore-based consultancy providing high-quality services in the areas of Research, Heritage, Education and Creativity. One of our imprints is Helang Books, which have carved its niche in publishing important history and heritage books, as well as award-winning children’s literature.
Arts House Limited
Established in 2002, the Arts House Limited is committed to enriching lives through the arts. It manages The Arts House, an arts centre focused on literary programming, and the Victoria Theatre & Victoria Concert Hall, home of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. It also runs the Goodman Arts Centre and Aliwal Arts Centre and Drama Centre.
ArtScience Museum
Housed in an iconic lotus-inspired building, the ArtScience Museum aims to explore the intersection of art, science, culture and technology, where innovation and new ideas are formed. Since 2011, it has held large-scale exhibitions by some of the world’s best-known artists, including Leonardo da Vinci and Vincent Van Gogh, and presented exhibitions on big data, particle physics, among others.
Arun Mahizhnan
A Special Research Adviser at Institute of Policy Studies and Adjunct Professor at the Wee Kim Wee School of Communications and Information in Nanyang Technological University – Arun Mahizhnan recently led the publication of Singapore Chronicles for the 50th anniversary of Singapore’s independence. He was also Chief Co-ordinator of the Tamil Digital Heritage Group, which launched the Tamil Digital Heritage Collection as part of a ground-up effort to digitise 350 Tamil literary works of Singapore.
Asia Centre for Social Entrepreneurship and Philanthropy
Founded in 2011, the Asia Centre for Social Entrepreneurship & Philanthropy focuses on rigorous, multi-disciplinary research to drive social innovation for a more inclusive future. It aims to advance social entrepreneurship and philanthropy through education and research, providing studies relevant to the Asian context.
Asian Artistry Fine Jewellery
Asian Artistry Fine Jewellery is a local brand which takes great pride in our Singaporean/South East Asian roots. We are loyal to our unique timeless designs, ensuring quality and creative craftsmanship. It is our mission to enthuse, surprise and inspire our customers from all around the world, to hold on to the busy of our rich heritage.
Asian Civilisations Museum
Tracing its roots to the 19th century Raffles Museum, the Asian Civilisations Museum is devoted to exploring the rich artistic heritage of Asia, especially the ancestral cultures of Singaporeans. The museum uses Singapore’s history – as a port city that brought people together from all over the world – as a means of examining the history of Asia.
Association of Muslim Professionals
Established in 1991, the Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP) was an important resolution of the First National Convention of Singapore Malay/Muslim Professionals. AMP is guided by its core principles of being independent, non-partisan and working in critical collaboration with all parties that share its mission to bring about a dynamic Muslim community in the 21st century.
Association of Singapore Philatelists
Now world-renowned, the Association of Singapore Philatelists has successfully hosted three world philatelic exhibitions, as well as produced two presidents of the world philately federation, Fédération Internationale de Philatélie (FIP). Several members are likewise accredited FIP jurors for world exhibitions. Many Singapore collections have won awards as well, including the Grand Prix D'Honneur.
Athipathi International Theatre
Established in 2013, Athipathi is a non-profit organisation that aims to produce exceptional Tamil theatre. Athipathi also brings Tamil dramas to our heartlands through community clubs. It nurtures young artists and leaders with free theatre and acting workshops. Over 100 new actors, playwrights and directors have showcased their talent for the first time through Athipathi.
Battlebox
The Battlebox is a former World War II British underground command centre located inside Fort Canning Hill. It was part of the headquarters of Malaya Command in World War II. It was inside the Battlebox that the British made the decision to surrender Singapore to the invading Japanese on 15 February 1942. Restored and curated by Singapore History Consultants, the Battlebox is today a museum.
Benett Theseira
Having held various roles in the Eurasian Association prior to becoming its president, Benett Theseira has always looked after the educational advancement and welfare of Singapore's Eurasian community. He is also a member of the National Integration Council, as well as a member of Our Singapore Committee, which was set up to oversee the "Our Singapore Conversation" initiative on the future of Singapore. He is also Managing Director and Head of Asia Pacific at Pramerica Real Estate Investors.
Benny Ong
Probably the first Singaporean fashion designer to establish himself in London, Benny Ong has had an impressive client list that includes the late Princess of Wales, and Queen Noor of Jordan. Best known for styling corporate identity, he has designed uniforms for the British Airports Authority and Singapore's Raffles Hotel, among others.
Blangah Rise Primary School
Established in 1977, Blangah Rise Primary School seeks to develop every student to help him or her to learn and succeed in becoming a confident learner and caring leader. The school does this through programmes such as Aspiring Confident Engineers@BRPS, Learning for Life Programme in Community and Leadership, 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Young Photographers and APEX.
Boustead Singapore Limited
Established in 1828, Boustead Singapore Limited is a progressive global infrastructure-related engineering services, geo-spatial technology and healthcare group. Focused on the engineering and development of key infrastructure to support economic growth in global markets, Boustead has infrastructure-related projects in 86 countries and territories.
British Council
The British Council is the UK's international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities, creating knowledge and understanding between the UK and over 100 countries. Using the UK's cultural resources in the fields of arts and culture, English language, education and civil society, we change lives by creating opportunities, building connections and engendering trust.
Budaya Warisan Nusantara (Buwana)
Budaya Warisan Nusantara (Buwana) is a collective made up of cultural bearers that aim to promote greater understanding and sustainability of the Malay cultural heritage in Singapore and around the world through research, education, niche programs, and community engagement. Buwana seeks to nurture a sense of appreciation, belonging and ownership to the Malay cultural heritage.
Bugis Malay Society
A registered society since 24 November 2017, Bugis Malay Society (Singapore) is also known as Persatuan Melayu Bugis Singapura.
Casuarina Primary School
Merging with Loyang Primary School in 2019, Casuarina Primary School brings together the identities, strengths and distinctiveness of both schools. Anchored on the school motto, ‘Be The Best We Can Be’, Casuarina Primary School aims to nurture each child’s unique talents and potential.
Centre for Strategic Futures, Prime Minister’s Office
The Centre for Strategic Futures (CSF) tackles issues that may be blind spots, pursues long-term futures research, and experiments with new foresight methodologies. In 2015, CSF became part of the new strategy group under the Prime Minister's Office.
Changi Airport Group
The managing company of Changi Airport, the Changi Airport Group (CAG) undertakes key functions focusing on airport operations and management, air hub development, commercial activities and airport emergency services. Through its subsidiary Changi Airports International, CAG invests in and manages foreign airports to spread the success of Changi Airport around the world.
Chettiars’ Temple Society
Formed by Nattukkottai Chettiars – Singapore's first traders, bankers and moneylenders who played a crucial role in the economy by providing capital for businesses – the Chettiars’ Temple Society manages Sri Thendayuthapani Temple and Sri Layan Sithi Vinayagar Temple, which are associated with the Thaipusam festival. The temples also award scholarships to deserving Singaporeans of all races, and donate to the needy.
Chinatown Business Association
Established by Chinatown business leaders, grassroots leaders, clan associations, hawkers and more, the Chinatown Business Association aims to promote the interests of Chinatown businesses. It organises festive celebrations, events and street activities; promotes Chinatown locally and overseas; facilitates new business alliances; helps improve business practices; and, address common business concerns.
Chinatown Heritage Centre
Honouring the struggles of Singapore's early pioneers, the Chinatown Heritage Centre recreates the living conditions of shophouse tenants who first made Chinatown their home. Their humble homes have been rebuilt with the memories of many who had lived and laboured in these spartan cubicles - where every object tells a story of hard work and sacrifice, love and joy.
Chongfu School
Founded in 1915, Chongfu School began as Chong Hock Girls' School, the only girls' school at the time. In 1949, the intake of boys began. In 1957, the school became a government-aided school. Over the years, the school changed its name to Chong Hock School, then Chongfu Primary School and finally Chongfu School. In 2015, the school commemorated 100 years of rich heritage.
Chop Wah On
Singapore’s oldest established medicated oil and balm company, Chop Wah On was established in 1916 by its founder and patriarch, Mr Tong Chee Leong, in Singapore’s famous Chinatown. It has served generations of local and overseas customers who swear by the efficacy of its range of medicated oils and balms.
Chua Thian Poh
Apart from being Chairman and CEO of Ho Bee Land, Chua Thian Poh serves on the boards of organisations such as the Federation of Chinese Clan Associations and the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. He is also Chairman of Ren Ci Hospital, Chairman of the Chinese Development Assistance Council Board of Trustees, as well as President of Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan. A member of the Constitutional Commission for the review of Elected Presidency in 2016, he is currently Singapore's Non-Resident Ambassador to the Republic of Maldives.
Chui Huay Lim Club
Founded in 1845, Chui Huay Lim Club is one of Singapore's oldest clubs. Formerly called the Teochew Gentlemen's Club, it played a unique role in early Chinese society in Singapore. During the colonial period, it was a venue for local Teochew businessmen to engage in business networking and recreational activities, and witnessed many historical milestones.
Chung Shan Association (Singapore)
In 1827, Mr Long A Shen and fellow Xiangshan clansmen founded Chung Shan Association, which was initially called Hueng Gong Xi. In 1937, the association took on its current name in honour of Dr Sun Yat-Sen. Despite several changes to its names and locations, the association remains steadfast in its mission to uphold the welfare and well-being of fellow clansmen with services for the betterment of society.
Civil Service Club
The civil service club was first formed on 25 Oct 1971, as the Singapore Civil Service Sports Council (SCSSC) to mainly handle the inter-territorial games between the Civil servants of Singapore and Malaysia.
Comics of Singapore Histories
A new series of graphic albums, Comics of Singapore Histories (COSH Studios) bring to light little-known stories of Singapore’s past, real or otherwise. The storytellers whisper in the gutters between the factual and the fantastical to imagine futures, pluralities and alternatives.
Community Chest Singapore
For 35 years, Community Chest Singapore has aimed to enable individuals to live with dignity in a caring, inclusive society. 100% of public contributions supports about 80 social service organisations – empowering children with special needs and youth-at-risk, adults with disabilities, families in need, vulnerable seniors, and persons with mental health conditions.
Cosmopolitan Women’s Club (Defunct)
In 1973, the Cosmopolitan Women’s Club was established to provide emotional support and companionship for foreign women married to Singaporeans and vice versa. After 33 years, the club was deregistered, as cross-cultural marriages had become the norm over time.
Dance Ensemble Singapore
Founded in 1993, Dance Ensemble Singapore (DES) presents multi-faceted dance styles and genres through its professional core company, DES Arts, and the Performing Arts Academy. DES was commended by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong for pushing boundaries in arts and culture. DES and DES Arts hope to transcend boundaries to cultivate artists who embody excellence, wisdom and depth.
DBS
DBS is a leading financial services group in Asia. We are headquartered in Singapore, with a growing presence in Greater China, Southeast Asia and South Asia. As a bank born and bred in Asia, we are well-positioned as your partner to capture opportunities accross the region.
Delia Foo Wen Xian
Currently Head of Department for Humanities (Acting) at St Margaret’s Secondary School, Delia Foo Wen Xian is also the school's Subject Head for History. Previously, she served at the Curriculum Planning and Development Division (CPDD) – reviewing, monitoring and implementing the history syllabuses in secondary schools. She was also part of the writing team that produced resources for teaching Singapore history. Mdm Foo also co-chaired the MOE SG50 signature project, mySG Trails and Exhibitions, which supported over 60 school-initiated projects to celebrate Singapore’s cultural identity, heritage and hopes for their future.
Dempsey Hill
Discover more than 150 years of history at Dempsey Hill. Once a Nutmeg plantation in the 1850s, the area was home to military base for the Far East British Forces in the 1860s and eventually transformed to an iconic lifestyle destination, known as Dempsey Hill of today. The conserved military barracks, once known as Tanglin Barracks, bears witness to the former colonial days, through the Japanese Occupation to Singapore’s Independence. In the 1970s, this area was used as Tanglin Camp, the former Central Manpower Base where enlisted National Service man reported to the military.
Dentons Rodyk & Davidson LLP
Trusted since 1861, Dentons Rodyk is one of Singapore's largest and oldest law firms with a team of around 200 lawyers offering clients a full suite of legal services necessary to do business locally and globally.
Desert Wine's Comfort Theatre Series
Desert Wine is a Music, Theatre, TV, Webshow and Film production company that has been functioning since 2000. The Comfort Theatre Series was created under the theatrical arm of Desert Wine in order to produce theatrical shows that are staged at both centralised and non-centralised regions of the island. To date, the Comfort Theatre Series has produced Emily of Emerald Hill (2016), Dinner with Friends (2017), Agnes of God (2018) and Railway Records (2019).
DesignSingapore Council
DesignSingapore Council's (Dsg) vision is for Singapore to be an innovation-driven economy and a loveable city through design by 2025. As the national agency that promotes design, we aim to develop the design sector, help Singapore use design for innovation and growth, and make life better in this UNESCO Creative City of Design. Dsg is a division of the Ministry of Communications and Information.
Diocese of Singapore
The Diocese of Singapore is part of the Worldwide Anglican Communion. The first Anglican church was built in Singapore in 1826. It has 26 parishes in Singapore and also ministers to 6 Deanery countries. It has been a significant part of Singapore society since its founding and provided pioneering work in healthcare, community services and education.
Dr Hadijah Rahmat
Dr Hadijah Rahmat is an Associate Professor and the Head of the Asian Languages and Cultures Academic Group, National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University. She is a leading scholar of Malay-Indonesian Studies, a prominent Malay language and culture educator/educational expert, and a highly recognised literary author, with several awards to her name. In 2018, she was appointed a Justice of Peace.
Dr Pitchay Gani
A senior Ministry of Education officer, Dr Pitchay Gani has served as lecturer at the National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, and as coordinator for the Special Training Programme (Mother Tongue). His accolades include the “Best Conference Paper Award” from the International Journal of Arts and Sciences, and the Malay Language Council Literary Award.
Economic Development Board
A government agency under the Ministry of Trade and Industry, the Singapore Economic Development Board is responsible for strategies that enhance Singapore’s position as a global centre for business, innovation, and talent. It is tasked to create sustainable economic growth with vibrant business and good job opportunities for Singapore.
Edmund Chen
From 2002-2005, Edmund acted in over 100 dramas, 18 films and 4 plays. He also produced 2 movies and 4 music albums. He wrote 10 books; his latest - My Little Red Dot Series, was distributed to 500 preschools. He has won several prestigious awards, including the Asian Package Award (Japan) in 2005, the 24th SIFF Silver Screen Special Award (2012), 5th International Chinese Film Festival (Australia) in 2013, Guinness World Records (2013), Singapore Book of Records (2013) and the A*STAR (2013). He also designed SingPost Otter and Panda stamp series in 2011 and 2012 respectively.
Eu Yan Sang
In 1879, Guangdong native Eu Kong was determined to free coolies from the clutches of opium by dispensing quality Chinese medicine and herbs. He named his first shop "Yan Sang," which literally means caring for mankind in Chinese. From that small business, Eu Yan Sang has grown to become a public company with global ambitions, but its values to care for mankind remain constant and unchanging.
Eurasian Association
After World War I, the Eurasian Association (EA) was founded in 1919 to give Eurasians representation in education and welfare. The EA assists the community through education, family support services and community development. To support its endowment fund, EA created the Eurasian Community Fund, which is automatically deducted from the wages of working Singapore Eurasians through CPF.
EZ-Link
Transforming the way Singaporeans pay since 2002, EZ-Link has become a pivotal enabler of the nation’s aim to promote e-payments. Apart from EZ-link cards that can be used beyond transit, EZ-Link has also introduced cashless innovations, such as the world’s first NFC mobile application for contactless card top-ups, and Singapore’s first free cardless ERP payment service.
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Falling Piano Games
Falling Piano Games is a small game development company founded by Junyan and Hau Teng, a husband and wife team. They strive to make games that are fun to play but yet have some learning value.
Foong Shoon Fui Kuan
Founded in 1873, Foong Shoon Fui Kuan was established by a group of clansmen consisting of 谢顺邻（Xie Shun Ling），朱诗合(Zhu Shi He)，谭东合(Tan Dong He) and its initial name was called ‘Foong Shoon Kong Si’.Foong Shoon Fui Kuan is also well known for promoting cultural and humanity programmes such as writing couplets, appreciation of ancient poetry and seminars on history and economy
Friends of Museum (FOM)
FOM is a volunteer, non-profit society devoted to offering guiding services and financial support to Singapore’s museums and cultural institutions and to delivering programmes to enhance the community’s knowledge of Asia’s history, culture and art. FOM partners with the National Heritage Board (NHB), the National Arts Council (NAC) and other public and private organizations.
Fujitsu - SMU Urban Computing & Engineering Corp Lab
Jointly funded by Fujitsu Limited and the National Research Foundation under the Corp Lab@University Scheme, the Fujitsu-SMU Urban Computing and Engineering Corp. It aims to conduct industry-relevant R&D on combining computing, behavioural economics and management science approaches to create intelligent systems to address local urban challenges, and conduct test-bedding in Singapore.
Fullerton Hotel
"Singapore’s 71st national monument, the Fullerton Hotel Singapore was once home to the General Post Office, the Singapore Club and the Chamber of Commerce. Today, the hotel successfully blends its rich heritage with contemporary style and personalised service to offer guests a world-class accommodation experience."
Gan Eng Seng School
Initially called the Anglo-Chinese Free School, Gan Eng Seng School (GESS) was founded in 1885 to provide free education to boys from poor families. It became an aided school In 1888 and a government school in 1938. In 1950, GESS became the first school to form a parent-teacher association (PTA) in Singapore. The first batch of sixth form (pre-university) female students was admitted to GESS in 1961.
Gardens by the Bay
An integral part of Singapore’s “City in a Garden” vision, Gardens by the Bay is Singapore's national garden and premier horticultural attraction. Its award-winning cooled conservatories and iconic Supertrees have placed Singapore on the world map. These attractions, plus engaging programmes, have drawn over 50 million visitors to date. Gardens by the Bay continues to be a place where wonder blooms.
Genealogy Society Singapore
The objective of Genealogy Society Singapore is to provide a forum to attract persons interested in genealogy and ancestral studies and research, the opportunity to interact, share and exchange knowledge gained, and to promulgate and educate members and the general public in the field of genealogy and ancestral roots so as to create greater awareness and interest.
General Society for Chinese Classical Poetry (International)
Established in 1991, the General Society for Chinese Classical Poetry (International) aims to promote classical Chinese poetry worldwide, especially in Singapore. With many prominent poets joining the society and several collective anthologies published, it has exerted remarkable influence on the global community of classical Chinese poetry.
GetActive! Singapore
An annual two week-long festival, GetActive! Singapore enables everyone to come together to celebrate National Day through sports.
GIC Private Limited
Established in 1981 to manage Singapore’s foreign reserves, GIC is a global long-term investor with well over US$100 billion in assets in over 40 countries worldwide. Our mandate is to preserve and enhance the international purchasing power of the reserves we manage. We seek to secure Singapore’s financial future by being a disciplined, long-term investor.
Goh Loo Club
Established in 1905 by Sun Shi Ding and Chen Zhuo Ran, the resident consuls of the Qing government, Goh Loo Club was intended as a venue for local Chinese and social dignitaries to mingle. During the Japanese occupation, the club helped maintain order and stability, serving as a centre for Chinese community leaders and personages who were intermediaries with the Japanese authorities.
Goodwood Park Hotel
Built in 1900, Goodwood Park Hotel is one of Singapore’s distinguished heritage hotels favoured by discerning travellers for its old world colonial charm. Much of the hotel’s original beauty has been faithfully restored, with the Grand Tower gazetted a national monument in 1989. Situated atop a lush landscaped hillock, the hotel features 233 elegant guest rooms exuding a cosy, homely vibe.
GovTech
From transforming the way government services are delivered to building Smart Nation infrastructure, digital transformation within the public sector is at the heart of what GovTech, or Government Technology Agency of Singapore, does. It harnesses the best info-communications technologies to make a difference in the everyday lives of people in Singapore.
Haw Par Villa
Haw Par Villa - formerly known as the Tiger Balm Garden – is an Asian cultural park, the last of its kind in the world. Built in 1937, Singapore’s largest outdoor art gallery is the brainchild of Aw Boon Haw who gifted the world Tiger Balm. The eclectic park is a treasure trove of Asian culture, history, philosophy and religion – quirky yet enlightening, at the same time.
Hindi Society
Established in 1990, Hindi Society provides Hindi as a second language to mainsteam students. The society's mission is to promote the learning of the language among non-Tamil Indian language students.
Hindu Endowments Board
A statutory body set up under the Hindu Endowments Act in 1968, the Hindu Endowment Board (HEB) operates four Hindu temples placed under its administration, namely, Sri Mariamman, Sri Srinivasa Perumal, Sri Sivan and Sri Vairavimada Kaliamman. The HEB is also involved in numerous initiatives that benefit the community, such as the HEB-Ashram, a halfway house, and the HEB-Sivadas Education Fund, which provides financial assistance through bursaries and grants for Hindu children.
Holy Tree Sri Subramaniar Temple
The Holy Tree Sri Balasubramaniar Temple was established in 1962 as a makeshift altar, serving the Hindu workers in the British Royal Navy Dockyard. To provide for the needs of the growing number of devotees, the temple was officially registered in 1964. Today, the temple serves thousands of devotees and hosts the annual signature event, Panguni Uthiram festival.
HuM Theatre
Established in 2009, HuM Theatre was created to entertain through laughter, through emotions, and through performance.
Hwa Chong Institution
Singapore's premier independent school, Hwa Chong Institution (HCI) is a merger of Chinese High School (founded in 1919) and Hwa Chong Junior College (founded in 1974). The first of its kind to receive the Singapore Quality Award, HCI caters to the top five percent students from Singapore and the region. It has produced 58 recipients of the President's Scholarship, the country’s most prestigious, and 53 World Championship winners in fields such as future problem-solving, and entrepreneurship.
IBM Singapore Pte. Ltd.
In Singapore since 1953, IBM's presence and investments in the country have grown many times over - in size and variety. It has also actively aligned both its business and corporate citizenship activities to Singapore's Smart Nation agenda.
Imran bin Tajudeen
Assistant Professor in the Department of Architecture at National University of Singapore, Imran bin Tajudeen is passionate about place histories and the underlying assumptions through which notions of heritage have been constituted. He has been engaged in a number of urban history and heritage documentation projects, including Kampung Gelam. He was a postdoctoral fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture and the International Institute for Asian Studies in the Netherlands.
InARTS Productions
In 2012, theatre practitioner and trainer Jalyn Han founded InARTS Productions to realise her long-time dream of producing quality artistic content with heart, in collaboration with like-minded talents. Ms Han is dedicated to creating and nurturing a lifelong love for the performing arts in children, youth and seniors.
Indian Heritage Centre
Established in 2015, the Indian Heritage Centre (IHC) traces the history of the South Asian community in Singapore and Southeast Asia. It is a focal point for the Indian community, and a platform to learn more about the diverse Indian heritage in Singapore. Located in Little India, IHC also serves as a springboard for visitors to explore the historic precinct.
Institute of Policy Studies
Established in 1988, the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) is an independent think tank tasked to study and generate public policy ideas. Now an autonomous research centre of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy - National University of Singapore, IPS continues to analyse public policy, build bridges between thought leaders, and communicate its findings to a wide audience.
Institute of Technical Education
Established in 1992, the Institute of Technical Education aims to be a trailblazer in career and technical education. It offers students and adult learners opportunities to acquire skills, knowledge and values in order to support their employability and lifelong learning.
International Chinese Culture Exchange Federation
Its vision and mission succinctly captured in its slogan – Connecting Chinese culture internationally – the ICCEF is tasked to carry on the traditions of Chinese culture, and promote it through international exchanges in collaboration with the business sector. It also aims to advance multiculturalism and an inclusive harmonious society through cultural partnerships.
ION Orchard
ION Art is a unique proposition of ION Orchard, bringing an ‘integrated mall experience’, featuring the best in shopping, dining, art and design from the world over. The structured art and design programme focuses on the exhibition of modern and contemporary art and design, offering visitors an opportunity to savour a diverse range of visual arts.
ISEAS - Yusof Ishak Institute
Established in 1968, the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS) was renamed ISEAS - Yusof Ishak Institute in 2015. Its many objectives include: being a leading research centre for the study of socio-political, security and economic trends and developments in and around Southeast Asia; stimulating research and debate; and, facilitating the search for viable solutions to problems confronting the region.
Jamiyah Singapore
Jamiyah Singapore, also known as Muslim Missionary Society Singapore, was founded in 1932 by the Roving Ambassador of Peace from Meerut (India), Moulana Abdul Aleem Siddique. Continuing Moulana’s legacy, vision and mission is to serve the community and to provide welfare services to the less privileged and disadvantaged of all races and faiths.
JANE’s SG Tours
We pride ourselves in offering out-of-the-ordinary tours – some walking, some by bus, some a mix! We also curate events with an emphasis on the heritage, history and culture of our “little red dot” of an island. We have a wonderfully professional, committed team who work hard to ensure that the interesting parts of our small but magical island are introduced to residents and visitors alike.
Jeremy Monteiro, Musician
Jazz Pianist, composer, producer vocalist & educator. Jeremy has been a professional musician since 1976 with more than 40 solo albums to his name. He received Singapore’s highest honour in the arts, The Cultural Medallion in 2002.He is Executive Director of the Jazz Association (Singapore) and Managing Director of his company, Showtime Productions Pte. Ltd.
Jewish Welfare Board
Founded in 1949, the Jewish Welfare Board is a non-profit organisation overseeing the religious, cultural, social, benevolence and educational needs of Singapore's Jewish community. It also manages the Maghain Aboth Synagogue, Southeast Asia's oldest synagogue, the Jacob Ballas Centre, and the Abdullah Shooker Home for the Aged.
John Joel Seow
Fascinated by Singapore's multi-faceted past, John Joel Seow enjoys exploring obscure historical places such as Kampong Lorong Buangkok and the Johore Battery. A linguistics graduate, he is passionate about toponymy, as place names reflect an area's history. Currently a Programme Manager with environmental non-profit organisation Waterways Watch Society, Mr Seow was also part of a Youth Corps project that helped residents of Nee Soon Community develop closer connections by co-creating a green community playground.
Kelvin Tong
Starting out as a film critic, director Kelvin tong has helmed several movies, including "The Maid" – which broke the Singapore box office record for the horror genre and won the European Fantastic Film Festivals Federation Asian Film Award at the 10th Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival. He was also the first Singaporean to direct a Hollywood film, "The Faith of Anna Waters." Mr Tong contributed the final short film to cap the 7 Letters omnibus to celebrate Singapore’s 50th Anniversary in 2015.
Killiney International Pte Ltd
This beloved kopitiam began as Kheng Hoe Heng Coffeeshop in 1919. In 1992, loyal customer Woon Tek Seng bought the shop and renamed it Killiney Kopitiam. He preserved its heritage by retaining three of its key workers, who passed on their skills. Today, Killiney Kopitiam is Singapore's oldest existing Hainanese coffeeshop, with over 30 outlets in Singapore and over 85 outlets overseas.
Kim Lan Beo Temple
Built in 1830, Kim Lan Beo served as the centre of activities for the Hokkien community. Refurbished in 1881, the temple became a place of worship for the public. In the 1960s, the Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan took over the management of the temple. In 1988, Kim Lan Beo relocated to Kim Tian Road.
Kong Hwa School
To address the shortage of schools after World War II, Hokkien Huay Kuan established Kong Hwa School in 1951. Originally named after Dr Lee Kong Chian, it was renamed Kong Hwa School at his request. In 1992, the school earned the Special Assistance Plan status. The school has also received the Ministry of Education School Distinction Award, and Spring Singapore's Singapore Quality Class.
Kristin Geetha
Currently Senior Analyst at the Ministry of Home Affairs, Kristin Geetha also serves as Secretary of the SINDA Youth Club (SYC). Previously, she mentored in the SINDA Young Leaders Programme (SYLP) – an intensive leadership programme that challenged participants to design and execute social innovation projects. As SYLP project lead, she proposed several ideas, including partnering with community partners, which resulted in sustainable social innovation projects. She has also led several SYLP team study trips in Cambodia, Sri Lanka and Vietnam.
Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital
Founded in 1910 to provide free medical services for Cantonese immigrants, Kwong Wai Shiu is one of Singapore’s oldest charitable healthcare institutions. Initially, the Hospital’s in-patient services were only available to the Cantonese, while out-patient services were accessible to all. In 1974, the hospital resolved to include people of all races for its in-patient facilities.
Landmark Books
In 1986, Goh Eck Kheng set up Landmarks Books and published its first book – We Remember: Cameos of Pioneer Life by Yvonne Quahe. The publication chronicles the oral history of local pioneers of the 1920s and ’30s. Landmark Books also worked with unknown Singaporean writers by publishing works such as Adrian Tan’s The Teenage Textbook and The Teenage Workbook, which became bestselling novels.
Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
A one-stop exhibition, education and research facility serving a multitude of biodiversity, environmental and conservation activities, the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum aims to be a leader in Southeast Asian biodiversity. It manages Singapore’s first and only permanent natural history exhibition, which dates back to the original Raffles Museum (now the National Museum of Singapore).
Lim Chen Sian
An archaeologist affiliated with the Nalanda-Sriwijawa Centre at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Lim Chen Sian has been involved in archaeological and heritage-related work in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Egypt. These include excavations at the National Art Gallery Singapore, Fort Serapong and the Sentosa Integrated Resort.
Lim Kim Hoe, Adrian
Serving in several grassroots organisations, including Admiralty Citizens’ Consultative Committee, Lim Kim Hoe is a young, capable community leader. He comes up with meaningful suggestions in formulating strategic directions for Woodgrove Community Centre, where he is currently Chairman. As Group Managing Director of Disk Precision Group, he also leverages his network to find sponsors for welfare programmes and community bonding programmes for residents.
Lions Club International Singapore
The Lions Clubs in Singapore carry out service work in key areas fostered by LCI and for which they provide support, namely: programmes for the elderly, youth and children; sight conservation and work for the blind; hearing and speech and work for the deaf; diabetes awareness; environment; cultural and community awareness; and, promoting the use of Information Technology.
Little India Shopkeepers & Heritage Association
A collaboration among the Little India stakeholders, the Hindu Endowment Board and the Serangoon Merchant’s Association, Little India Shopkeepers & Heritage Association (LISHA) was established to promote Little India’s heritage, culture, business and commercial activities, and position it as a multi-cultural, multi-ethnic destination in Singapore.
Made of Brilliance (MOB)
Made of Brilliance (MOB) is a platform for youths to collaborate and contribute towards real world challenges and opportunities. We do this by designing projects for youths to participate in. We provide facilitation support and subject matter expertise as well as focus on knowledge application and the acquisition of real life skills such as collaboration, creativity, critical thinking, leadership and emotional intelligence.
Madrasah Al-Ma'arif Al-Islamiah
An all-girls Islamic school in Geylang, Madrasah Al-Ma'arif Al-Islamiah aims to nurture graduates who are empowered with holistic education, and are excellent academically, exalted in character, and capable and ready to move forward with the mainstream.
Madrasah Aljunied Al-Islamiah
Founded in 1927, Madrasah Aljunied Al-Islamiah is the pride of the Muslim community. Dedicated teachers and excellent curricula, both secular and religious, have made it Singapore's premier school of Islamic learning. Madrasah Aljunied will continue its tradition of nurturing future global Islamic scholars and leaders who are able to contribute to the global community.
Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura
Also known as the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore, Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (Muis) was established in 1968 to serve the interests of Singapore's Muslim community. In this regard, Muis is responsible for the promotion of religious, social, educational, economic and cultural activities in accordance with the principles and traditions of Islam as enshrined in the Holy Quran and Sunnah.
Malay Heritage Centre
Located in Kampong Glam, the Malay Heritage Centre (MHC) showcases the history, culture and contributions of the Malay community in the context of Singapore’s history and multi-cultural society. Through exhibits, programmes and activities, MHC aims to be a vibrant destination of historical and cultural significance for Singaporeans and tourists. It aims to honour the past, while providing a means for present-day expression.
Malay Heritage Foundation
Incorporated in 1999, the Malay Heritage Foundation (Yayasan Warisan Melayu) is a non-profit organisation that aims to enhance awareness and deepen appreciation of the heritage of the Malay community in Singapore and its contribution to nation-building; and nurture the emerging talent pipeline and build capacity for the arts and heritage sector.
Malay Language Learning and Promotion Committee
In 2006, the Malay Language Learning and Promotion Committee (MLLPC) was established to further enthuse students in learning the Malay language, and to develop in them an abiding interest in the language, literature and culture. MLLPC comprises community leaders and representatives from tertiary education institutions, Malay community organisations, media and other professional bodies.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
Established in 1996, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) is tasked to develop Singapore as a premier global hub port and international maritime centre, and to advance and safeguard Singapore's strategic maritime interests.
Mark Chan, Artist
One of Singapore’s premier composers, Mark Chan is a singer, multi-instrumentalist, poet and painter. His unique combination of East and West was born from nine years' training in classical Chinese bamboo flute and seven as a Western counter-tenor.
Marshall Cavendish
As a major international content provider, Marshall Cavendish publishes in numerous languages with extensive works spanning across education, general interest, business information and home reference. These works are presented in formats ranging from books and directories to magazines and digital platform.
Masjid Jamae (Chulia)
As early as 1826, Masjid Jamae was already in existence, a testimony to the large number of Tamil Muslims in Chinatown. The present building was completed later, in the 1830s. Today, in addition to facilitating religious activities, prayers and sermons, the mosque organises seminars and discussions on religious/ social thoughts and beliefs for both Muslims and non-Muslims.
Masjid Omar Kampong Melaka
Singapore's oldest mosque and place of worship, Masjid Omar Kampong Melaka was established in 1820. It was built by and named after Syed Sharif Omar bin Ali Aljunied, a Yemeni-Arab merchant and philanthropist. The mosque was also a famous meeting point for local Malays and Jawi Peranakans, as well as early Muslim immigrants such as Arabs and Indonesians. In 2001, it was declared a historic site by the National Heritage Board.
Masjid Sultan
Dating back to 1824, Masjid Sultan is a premier mosque and a prominent landmark in the Kampong Glam Malay Heritage District, which is a showcase for tourists to understand the religion, culture and the diverse ethnic groups that make up Muslim Singaporeans today. It is managed under a Board of Trustees that represent Malays, Bugis, Javanese, Arabs, and Southern and Northern Indians.
Mel Dean, Chef
A prominent advocate who promotes HALAL culinary products and services, celebrity chef Mel Dean shares his passion for food through innovative and interactive cooking workshops and live cooking demonstrations in Singapore and overseas.
Methodist Girls’ School
In 1887, Methodist Girls’ School (MGS) was founded to educate every girl in a Christian environment. Since 2013, it has offered the Integrated Programme (IP) and the O-Level pathways, which includes the Sophia Blackmore Academy (SBA) for students who excel in Maths, Science and English in the PSLE. MGS also offers the Ministry of Education’s Music Elective Programme (MEP).
Millennia Institute
Millennia Institute (MI) was established in 2004 with the merger of Outram Institute (OI) and Jurong Institute (JI) as the only Centralised Institute in Singapore, offering a 3-year GCE A-Level course and the Commerce stream, on top of the Arts and Science streams. MI’s mission is to nurture students’ talents to achieve diverse definitions of success beyond the academic. Its signature MI.World Programme equips MI students with a global perspective and cross-cultural skills. Students are also trained in Design Thinking to drive the spirit of innovation. Additionally, self-directed learning programmes, such as the student-led Values in Action, GAP Week, Job Experience and MI SkillsFuture Programme, were introduced to instil in students a sense of autonomy, mastery and purpose in learning for life.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth
Established in 2012, the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) aims to inspire Singaporeans through the arts and sports, strengthen community bonds, and promote volunteerism and philanthropy. MCCY continues to create an environment where Singaporeans can pursue their aspirations for a better quality of life and together, build a gracious and caring society everyone is proud to call home.
Ministry of Education
Tasked to formulate and implement education policies on education structure, curriculum, pedagogy, and assessment – the Ministry of Education oversees the management and development of government-funded schools, and the Institute of Technical Education, polytechnics and universities.
Ministry of Social and Family Development
The Ministry of Social and Family Development develops the "heartware" for Singapore through our policies, community infrastructure, programmes and services. Our mission is to nurture a resilient and caring society that can overcome challenges together. Previously known as the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports, the Ministry was officially restructured on 1 November 2012.
MINT Museum of Toys
MINT Museum of Toys houses a world-class collection of vintage toys and collectable items from over 40 countries and range in date from the 1840s to 1970s in 4 thematic levels. It hopes to continue to rekindle and bring its audience to that Moment of Imagination and Nostalgia with Toys (MINT).
Moliah binte Hashim
Formerly CEO of Yayasan Mendaki and the current principal of Princess Elizabeth Primary School, Moliah binte Hashim has served the Ministry of Education for over 35 years. She has also been on several governing boards, including the Media Development Authority, and Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (Islamic Religious Council of Singapore). She is currently a member of the Management Committee of the Casa Raudha Women Home, and a District Counsellor in the Families and Children Committee for the South East Community Development Council.
Monetary Authority of Singapore
Singapore's central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore promotes sustained economic growth through appropriate monetary policy formulation and close surveillance of emerging trends and potential vulnerabilities. It manages Singapore's exchange rate, foreign reserves and liquidity in the banking sector.
Montfort Junior School
Founded in 1916, Montfort Junior School (MJS) is an all-boys Catholic School. Since its founding, the school has been providing quality education to boys, regardless of race, language, religion or family background. Boy-centric education (BCE) is the teaching and learning framework of MJS.
Montfort Secondary School
During World War I, Serangoon Parish Priest Father Laurent established what was then known as Holy Innocents English School. In 1936, the Brothers of St Gabriel took over from the parish. In 1958, the school was renamed Montfort School, in honour of St Louis Marie Grignion de Montfort. By the 1960s, it became synonymous with quality education.
Musical Theatre Ltd
MTL brings magic and colour into people’s lives through new works of musical theatre, created in Singapore. Through these shows we pursue our mission of promoting the enjoyment of musical theatre throughout the community. Our performers get a platform to develop their skills in front of an audience, while bringing the healing art of music, to the sick, needy and disabled community.
Muslim Youth Forum, Singapore (MYF)
MYF is “a gathering of conversations” reflecting a renewed interest in Singapore Muslim youth community outreach efforts. MYF was launched as one of the first ""shout-out"" platforms for youth individuals and youth groups. It is a purpose-driven network that connects like-minded individuals, community figures, non-profit organizations and socially responsible brands.
Nagarathar Association (Singapore)
A registered society since 2003, the Nagarathar Association is tasked to promote, foster and advance the welfare, culture and customs of the Nagarathar community, also known as Nattukottai Chettiars. Its objectives include: organising charitable activities for the underprivileged, and encouraging a healthy exchange of ideas and experiences between members and Nattukottai Chettiars worldwide.
Nagore Dargah
Built along what was once the Singapore shoreline, Nagore Dargah served to assure weary travellers that they were nearing the land they were seeking for work or trade. Declared a national monument in 1974, the shrine also houses the Indian Muslim Heritage Centre, which was established to inspire Singaporeans with the memory of the contributions of pioneers.
Nam Hwa Opera
Founded in 1963 by avid fans of Teochew opera, Nam Hwa Opera (NHO) has grown into one of Singapore’s most prominent and prolific Teochew opera companies. NHO's mission is to preserve, develop and promote traditional Teochew opera as an important heritage of Singapore. NHO is also home to the Nam Hwa Teochew Music Ensemble.
Nan Chiau Primary School
First established as Nan Chiau Girls’ High School in 1947, Nan Chiau Primary School is an affiliate school of the Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan. An innovative school where inspiring educators nurture future-ready leaders with values, Nan Chiau Primary aims to foster cognitive, leadership, aesthetic, moral, physical and social growth.
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts
Established in 1938, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) is Singapore’s pioneer arts institution. Known for its curriculum and teaching approach, diverse creations and community outreach, NAFA offers full-time diploma and degree programmes in the School of Art and Design, the School of Music, and the School of Arts Management, Dance and Theatre.
Nanyang Polytechnic
Established as an institution of higher learning in 1992, Nanyang Polytechnic’s (NYP) seven academic schools offer quality education and training through more than 40 full-time diploma courses. NYP also has a full suite of continuing education (CET) options for lifelong learning, ranging from specialist and advanced diplomas, to SkillsFuture modules and courses.
Nanyang Technological University Singapore
A research-intensive public university, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) has 33,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students in the colleges of Engineering, Business, Science, and Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, and its Graduate College. NTU’s Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine was established jointly with Imperial College London.
In 2019, NTU was placed 11th globally in the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings. It was also ranked the world’s best young university (under 50 years old) by QS for the sixth consecutive year in 2019. In addition, NTU was named the world’s fastest rising young university by Times Higher Education in 2015.
National Archives of Singapore
Keeper of records and documents of national significance, the National Archives of Singapore houses the collective memory of the whole country. This memory allows current and future generations of Singaporeans to understand our different cultures, explore our common heritage, and appreciate who we are and how we became a nation.
National Arts Council
A champion of the arts in Singapore, the National Arts Council aims to nurture creative excellence and support broad audience engagement to inspire Singaporeans, connect communities and profile Singapore internationally. It helps preserve Singapore's rich cultural traditions, even as it cultivates accomplished artists and vibrant companies for the future.
National Council of Social Services
NCSS is the umbrella body for over 450 member social service organisations in Singapore. Its mission is to provide leadership and direction in enhancing the capabilities and capacity of our members, advocating for social service needs and strengthening strategic partnerships, for an effective social service ecosystem.
National Gallery Singapore
A progressive institution, the National Gallery Singapore oversees the largest public collection of modern art in Southeast Asia. Reflecting Singapore’s unique heritage and location, the gallery creates dialogues involving the art of Singapore, Southeast Asia and the world through collaborative research, education, long-term and special exhibitions, and innovative programming.
National Heritage Board
The custodian of Singapore’s heritage, the National Heritage Board (NHB) is responsible for telling the Singapore story. Through the national collection, NHB curates heritage programmes and presents exhibitions to connect the past, present and future generations of Singaporeans.
National Integration Council
Despite their multi-racial and multi-cultural backgrounds, Singaporeans have built a harmonious society because we value the importance of accepting and understanding one another. Established in 2009, the National Integration Council aims to increase awareness of the importance of integration, and to foster mutual understanding and acceptance, for our continued success as a society and nation.
National Library Board
Nurturing readers for life, learning communities and a knowledgeable nation, the National Library Board (NLB) promotes reading, learning and history through its network of 26 public libraries, the National Library, and the National Archives of Singapore.
National Museum of Singapore
Dating back to 1887, the National Museum of Singapore is the nation’s oldest museum with a progressive mind. It adopts cutting-edge and multi-perspective ways of presenting history and culture to redefine the conventional museum experience. The museum hosts innovative festivals and events all year round, and presents thought-provoking exhibitions involving critically important collections of artefacts.
National Parks Board
Responsible for nurturing the greenery of Singapore, the National Parks Board (NParks) actively engages the community to enhance our living environment. It manages 350 parks and 300 km of park connectors, and the Singapore Botanic Gardens, among others. NParks also aims to conserve representative eco-systems in land-scarce Singapore.
National University of Singapore - University Scholars Programme
Established in 2001, the National University of Singapore - University Scholars Programme aims to shape independent, adaptable thinkers and doers who will make an impact in the world. Each year, USP admits around 200 undergraduates from faculties and schools in NUS. The USP education focuses on strengthening core academic and professional skills – including the ability to ask the right questions and pursue research.
National Volunteer Philanthropy Centre (NVPC)
The National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC) is a non-profit organisation promoting a giving culture in Singapore through catalysing development in volunteerism and philanthropy to build a City of Good. We facilitate partnerships with non-profits, companies, public sector bodies and individuals to enliven the giving ecosystem within Singapore.
National Youth Council
Established in 1989, the National Youth Council believes in a world where young people are respected and heard, and have the ability to influence and make a difference. Together with its partners, it aims to develop future-ready youths who are committed to Singapore – by ingraining in them a heart for service, resilience and an enterprising spirit.
New Ubin Seafood Group
Starting on the island of Pulau Ubin itself, New Ubin Seafood began as a humble home serving up fresh, kampong-style seafood in an laid-back and relaxing environment. When the Singapore government acquired Pulau Ubin, New Ubin Seafood moved to the mainland, where it has continued its tradition of serving authentic Singaporean cuisine in several locations islandwide.
Nexus MINDEF
Nexus MINDEF strengthens Singaporeans' resolve to defend, protect and safeguard our way of life through constantly finding creative ways to engage Singaporeans with the support of partners from the public, people and private sectors. They provide opportunities for Singaporeans to think about these things and express their thoughts through creative means such as filmmaking, animation and gaming.
Ngee Ann Kongsi
In 1845, Ngee Ann Kongsi (Kongsi) was formed by prominent Teochew leaders from what was then known as Ngee Ann County in Guangdong, China. In 1993, the Ngee Ann Kongsi (Incorporation) Ordinance was enacted. Kongsi is now a non-profit organisation. It funds its charitable projects using revenue from ventures such as Ngee Ann City Shopping Centre and Office Complex and other properties.
NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore
A national research centre of Nanyang Technological University, the NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore is unique in its offering of exhibitions, residencies, research and academic education for knowledge production and dissemination. It positions itself as a space for critical discourse, and encourages new ways of thinking about curatorial spaces in Southeast Asia and beyond.
NUS Centre For the Arts (CFA)
Established in 1993, NUS Centre For the Arts is a vibrant space for the appreciation of the arts and nurturing of the creative and inquiring spirit. We support student engagement with the arts and the integration of the arts into the life of the University.
CFA includes the NUS Museum, NUS Baba House and a Talent and Development arm that oversees 22 student arts excellence groups. Through our myriad of programmes, practices, exhibitions, workshops and outreach, such as NUS Arts Festival and the ExxonMobil Campus Concerts, we enrich the university experience and contribute to the building of knowledge and transformation of students.
We also manage facilities such as the University Cultural Centre, with its 1700-seat Hall and 425-seat Theatre, and rehearsal spaces in Runme Shaw CFA Studios and University Town.
OCBC Bank
OCBC Bank is the longest-established Singapore bank, formed in 1932 from the merger of three local banks, the oldest of which was founded in 1912. It is now the second largest financial services group in Southeast Asia by assets and one of the world’s most highly-rated banks with key markets in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Greater China.
OnePeople.sg
In 1997, OnePeople.sg was established to promote racial harmony and spearhead programmes and initiatives to bring the different ethnic communities together. It aims to provide a conducive environment for youths from different cultural backgrounds to learn about diversity, dialogue, build friendships and lead racial harmony efforts.
Our Singapore Fund
Created to support meaningful projects by passionate Singaporeans, Our Singapore Fund encourages groups of individuals or registered organisations to initiate projects that promote the Singapore Spirit and shared values, and build more socially inclusive communities.
OuterEdit
Brand Strategy x Graphic Design x Brand Experiences
Traversing the worlds of marketing, creativity, technology and design, OuterEdit has been making meaningful matter through the creation of brand strategies and creative solutions with clients looking to approach their challenges and resonate with their audiences in sophisticated and unexpected ways.
Outram Secondary School
Founded in 1906, Outram Secondary School enriches students’ learning experiences in and beyond the classroom. The school develops students to become critical thinkers and offers programmes to inspire them to learn through problem-solving of real world problems and computational thinking. The school also cultivates students' mental and physical resilience through their lifelong learning programme, “Sports for Life”.
Outward Bound Singapore
With a 50-year legacy, Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) is the pioneer and leader in outdoor education in Singapore, providing adventure-based experiential learning to help develop rugged and resilient youths. Since 2015, OBS has been part of the strengthened National Youth Council to drive youth development, and broaden outreach to young Singaporeans and youth sector organisations.
Overseas Singaporean Unit
Established to build communities of overseas Singaporeans, Overseas Singaporean Unit (OSU) aims to strengthen their sense of identity and connection to home through programmes such as the Singapore Day, Singapore Speaker’s Series, and Camp@Home, as well as digital platforms such as the Overseas Singaporean Portal. On Singapore Day 2019, OSU will bring a slice of The Singapore Bicentennial to overseas Singaporeans.
Pansing Distribution Pte Ltd
One of the leading wholesalers of books in Singapore and Malaysia, Pansing manages the sales, marketing and distribution of titles from major publishers in the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia and Southeast Asia.
PARAGON
PARAGON, a premier upscale retail mall and medical suites/office property, is located in the heart of Orchard Road, Singapore's most famous shopping and tourist precinct. PARAGON consists of a six-storey retail podium and one basement level with close to 492.000 sq ft of retail space, a 14-storey tower and another three-storey tower sitting on top of the retail podium with a total of close to 223,000 sq ft of medical suites/office space.
Parsi Zoroastarian Association of South East Asia (PZAS)
Parsi Zoroastarian Association of South East Asia (PZAS) is an organisation headquartered in Singapore catering to Zarathusists in this part of the world. The association hosts various activities throughout the year and is also the voice of the Zoroastarian community in the multi-ethnic nation of Singapore.
Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Secondary)
Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Secondary) is a premier all-girls' school with a long heritage of excellence. The school seeks to provide holistic education to girls in a nurturing and life-giving school environment. As an Autonomous school since 2002, PLMGS(Sec) has been recognised with many national awards for best practices.
People’s Association
Established in 1960, the People’s Association (PA) aims to promote racial harmony and social cohesion in Singapore. PA offers a wide range of programmes for all Singaporeans – connecting people to people, and people to government – through its network of 1,800 grassroots organisations, over 100 community clubs, five community development councils, the National Community Leadership Institute, and Water-Venture.
Peranakan Association Singapore
In 1900, the Peranakan Association Singapore (TPAS) was born as the Straits Chinese British Association (SCBA). Today, TPAS continues its mission of preserving and promoting Peranakan culture. It enjoys close working relationships with its sister associations – the Gunong Sayang Association, the Association of Chetti Melaka, and the Eurasian Association.
Persatuan Bawean Singapura
Established in 1934, the Persatuan Bawean Singapura, or Bawean Association of Singapore, aims to promote Bawean language and culture, and encourage participation in national-level programmes, as well as preserve and strengthen ties among the Baweanese community.
Polytechnic Forum 2019
Jointly organised by the five polytechnics (Nanyang, Ngee Ann, Republic, Singapore and Temasek) in Singapore, Polytechnic Forum was launched in 1996 to provide a platform for our youths to take ownership of our nation for the future. Every year, 300 students from the five polytechnics gather to gain a deeper appreciation of national issues through research, learning journeys and discussions with leaders from both the public and private sectors.
Preschool Market
Preschool Market is a social enterprise that supports early childhood practitioners, children and parents through meaningful projects and engagements. The aim is to contribute to children's development by providing play opportunities. We hope to enhance the quality of early childhood and also build a community to support practitioners and parents in Singapore.
Prime Minister’s Office, Istana
Handling matters of great importance to the nation, the Prime Minister's Office comprises agencies (CPIB, Elections Department, NRF, NSCC, PSD, Smart Nation and Digital Government Office, and the Strategy Group) and statutory boards (MAS, the Civil Service College, and GoTech) that support and advise the Prime Minister.
Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church
Singapore's oldest Presbyterian Church, Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church has grown from strength to strength since its founding in 1843. It seeks to be a congregation that is “Proclaiming Salvation, Perfected in Christ” with strong biblical teaching, a community rooted in truth and love, a vibrant cell group ministry, as well as a holistic range of generational ministries for the entire family.
PSA Singapore
Operating the world’s largest container transhipment hub, PSA Singapore links shippers to an excellent network of major shipping lines with connections to 600 ports globally. At this megahub, shippers have access to daily sailings to every major port in the world.
Raffles City Singapore
Raffles City Singapore is a premier integrated complex comprising retail, commercial, hotels and convention centre space in the heart of Singapore’s Central Business District. The complex consists of Raffles City Singapore, Raffles City Tower, Raffles City Convention Centre, Swissotel The Stamford and Fairmont Singapore.
Raffles Hotel Singapore
In 1887, Raffles Singapore set the standard for luxury hospitality, introducing the world to private butlers, the Singapore Sling, and its enduring, legendary service. Today, Raffles continues this tradition, enchanting travellers with meaningful experiences and service that is both gracious and intuitive.
Raffles Institution
Founded in 1823, Raffles Institution aims to provide an all-round education that enables students to excel in their passions and pursuits. The Raffles Programme culminates in GCE A-Level examinations. Graduates also receive the Raffles Diploma, which honours student participation and achievements. RI's special focus is on character and leadership development, particularly in giving back to the community.
Rahayu Buang
Currently the CEO of Yayasan Mendaki, Rahaya Buang previously served as the Director of Family Education and Support (FES) Division and the Director of Office for Women’s Development (OWD) at the Ministry of Social and Family Development. Under her leadership, FES worked extensively in supporting marriage and parenting education through evidence-based programmes. She also oversaw OWD as the focal point on women’s issues and Singapore’s commitments at regional and international platforms. A graduate from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, she was conferred the Public Administration Medal (Bronze) award in 2014 in recognition of her service to Singapore.
Rainbow Centre
Established in 1987, Rainbow Centre is a registered charity and Institution of a Public Character. We envision a world where persons with disabilities are empowered and thriving in inclusive communities. We work with our partners to create opportunities for persons with disabilities to make the most of their abilities and participate meaningfully in society. Through practical education, meaningful support and effective training programmes, we strive to increase the quality of life for them and their families.
Real Estate Developers' Association of Singapore
Founded in 1958 to promote the real estate industry’s interests, the Real Estate Developers’ Association of Singapore (REDAS) began as the Singapore Land & Housing Developers’ Association. Over the years, REDAS has scaled up its operations - with training programmes to enhance knowledge and capabilities, as well as awards recognising achievements of real estate pioners.
Republic of Singapore Navy
The nation’s first line of defence, the Republic of Singapore Navy protects Singapore’s sea lines of communications and contributes to regional peace and security. In peacetime, its mission involves keeping a sharp eye and maintaining continuous surveillance on the Singapore Strait, forming a vanguard against sea robberies, piracy, terrorism and unwanted incursions.
Republic of Singapore Yacht Club
Asia's oldest yacht club, the then Singapore Yacht Club had Sir Stamford Raffles' officers and men for its first members. It became the Republic of Singapore Yacht Club when Singapore’s first president Yusof bin Ishak became its first Singaporean patron. The club offers easy access to the Southern Islands and Indonesia's Riau Archipelago, as well as the best sea sports facilities and recreational amenities.
Republic Polytechnic
The first educational institution in Singapore to leverage the problem-based learning approach, Republic Polytechnic (RP) offers diplomas in Applied Science, Engineering, Management and Communication, Hospitality, Infocomm, Sports, Health and Leisure, and Technology for the Arts. Committed to nurturing innovation and entrepreneurial learning, RP grooms students to be problem solvers, respected professionals and passionate citizens.
Resorts World™ Sentosa
Resorts World Sentosa, Asia’s premium lifestyle destination resort, is home to world-class attractions including Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, Dolphin Island, Adventure Cove Waterpark and The Maritime Experiential Museum – the only one of its kind in Singapore dedicated to the exploration of the iconic Maritime Silk Route.
Restaurant Association of Singapore
Singapore's pioneer and largest F&B Association, Restaurant Association of Singapore (RAS) comprises over 400 member restaurants, caterers, fast foods and food courts. Representing up to 700 brands that operate 3,600 outlets, RAS advances the interests of the F&B industry with networking events, industry awards, and programmes to drive business success.
RSVP Singapore
Since 1998, RSVP Singapore The Organisation of Senior Volunteers (RSVP Singapore) has been actively engaging seniors in purpose-driven volunteerism. Through impactful community service programmes, it serves more than 200,000 beneficiaries each year, including the mentally disadvantaged, at-risk children from low-income families, and socially isolated seniors.
Science Centre Singapore
Beyond raising a nation of “science literate people,” Science Centre Singapore makes science accessible and engaging, creating an environment where Singaporeans are empowered to advance their own learning and, hopefully, do something incredible with their future. Among its many aims, the centre hosts exhibitions and activities that make science more relevant to the people of Singapore.
SCORE
Singapore Corporation of Rehabilitative Enterprises(SCORE) was established as a statutory board under the Ministry of Home Affairs on 1 April 1976. SCORE plays an important role in the Singapore correctional system by creating a safe and secure Singapore through the provision of rehabilitation and aftercare services to inmates and ex-offender.
Seletar Hills Estate Residents' Association
Established since 1968, Seletar Hills Estate Residents’ Association was registered with the Registrar of Societies, to promote and sustain the ambience and enhance life in the estate. With the support of the developer of the Estate, the Bukit Sembawang Group, SHERA was able to secure the provisions of playground for children. SHERA also promotes the well being of residents and organizes activities for the residents. In 2013, SHERA published a 285-page commemorative coffee table book “Down the Seletar River” for its 45th Anniversary. In 2018, “Uncovering Seletar” the sequel was published as she celebrated her Golden Anniversary of 50 years.
Sentosa Development Corporation
Located just 15 minutes from the city, Sentosa is Asia's leading leisure destination and Singapore's premier getaway. This 500-hectare island resort is home to an exciting array of themed attractions, award-winning spa retreats, golden sandy beaches, resort accommodations, world-renowned golf courses, a deep-water yachting marina and luxurious residences – including Singapore's first integrated resort, Resorts World Sentosa, which features Southeast Asia's first Universal Studios theme park.
SG Cares
SG Cares is a national movement dedicated to guide and support the goodwill of all in Singapore to better help those in need. Giving and kindness can take many forms; spontaneous, informal or organised. From daily acts of kindness to volunteering together with others - every action matters. Together, we can all play a part, big and small, to make Singapore a more caring and inclusive home for all.
SG Enable
Dedicated to enabling persons with disabilities, SG Enable aims to enhance information and referral services for child and adult disability schemes; administer grants and support to persons with disabilities and their caregivers; improve transition management across different life stages; enhance employability and employment options for persons with disabilities.
SG100 Foundation
SG100 Foundation is a social enterprise established with the purpose of building a strong foundation to establish a prosperous and sustainable future for Singapore. this has been done through the collective efforts of our pioneer generation. To ensure continued success, our key aim is to engage youths who will be the building blocks of SG100 through offering mentorship and guidance. The end result is a succession of sound values and valuable experience to the younger generation. The amalgamation of experience, as well as creative ideas from youths, will be essential in creating great ideas for the future.
Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore
Nestled amidst 15 acres of lush greenery near the vibrant Orchard Road shopping belt, Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore offers a tranquil urban retreat for business and leisure travellers alike. Renowned for its exceptional hospitality, the hotel is consistently voted one of the best in the world.
Shawn Seah
Shawn Seah is a local author. An experienced speaker, he has spoken on early pioneers such as Seah Eu Chin and Seah Liang Seah at venues such as the Peranakan Museum, Tiong Bahru CC, and Nanyang Sacred Union. He aims to make history come alive.
Shell Singapore
Shell has been in Singapore since 1891. For 125 years, Shell has contributed to Singapore’s social and economic growth, and helped to build its talent and intellectual capital. One of the reasons for Shell’s success in Singapore is its good working relationships and long-term partnerships with staff, the union, customers, community and the government.
Shogakukan Asia
A leading publisher of Japanese manga, Shogakukan Asia Pte Ltd fosters the joy of learning through reading by providing fun, wholesome and educational content to stimulate young minds. In Singapore, it collaborates with local creators to develop original content, such as Mr. Kiasu, SupeRich and The LKY Story—Lee Kuan Yew: The Man Who Shaped a Nation.
Sian Chay Medical Institution
Established in 1901, Sian Chay is a voluntary welfare organisation that provides free TCM consultation, subsidised medicine, acupuncture treatments and tuina therapy for the community, regardless of race, religion or social status. The largest TCM charity with 15 branches and 4 wellness centres in Singapore, Sian Chay serves 1,200 patients daily.
Sikh Advisory Board
Started by the British before World War II, the Sikh Advisory Board was created to advise the Government on matters concerning the Sikh religion, customs and general welfare of the Sikh community. It comprises 15 members, 11 from the seven gurdwaras and four appointed by the Minister for Culture, Community and Youth.
Singapore Academy of Law
The vision of making Singapore the legal hub of Asia drives the Singapore Academy of Law (SAL)’s array of programmes and partnerships. As a promotion and development agency for the legal industry, SAL uplifts practice standards and raises the global profile of Singapore law. It also undertakes statutory functions, among them stakeholding services and appointment of Senior Counsel.
Singapore Airlines
In 1972, the SIA Group came to be when Malaysia-Singapore Airlines split into Singapore Airlines (SIA) and the Malaysian Arline System. Starting with a modest fleet of 10, SIA has since become a world-class airline acclaimed for service excellence, product leadership and network connectivity. It has also expanded to include both full-service and low-cost airlines.
Singapore Art Museum
Singapore Art Museum has one of the world's most important public collections of Southeast Asian contemporary artworks, with a growing component in international contemporary art. Drawing from its collection, SAM collaborates with international museums to co-curate exhibitions, and also gives contemporary art of the region international exposure through travelling programmes and collection loans.
Singapore Ceylon Tamils’ Association
Serving the needs of the Ceylonese community, Singapore Ceylon Tamils’ Association (SCTA) not only provides a platform to nurture cultural heritage through the temple’s Saiva Samaya religious school and the Music and Dance Academy, but also runs senior wellbeing projects and a marriage bureau. The SCTA also actively promotes Singapore’s multi-cultural society as it engages with other communities for various events and projects.
Singapore Chefs Association
With over 25 years' history, Singapore Chefs Association is the official voice of Singapore chefs when engaging with community, government, and fellow food and beverage associations. It has two sub-alliances, the Singapore Pastry Alliance and Singapore Junior Chefs Club. SCA activities promote networking among members, and help improve skills of the culinary workforce.
Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Established in 1906, the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry (SCCCI) represents the local Chinese business community. It founded the biennial World Chinese Entrepreneurs Convention. With 5,000 corporate members and over 160 trade association members from over 40,000 companies, the SCCCI is an influential Chinese network for business, education, culture and community development.
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
Since 2017, the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) aims to nurture and promote Singapore Chinese culture, and to foster mutual understanding among all ethnic communities. SCCC has been a hub for high-quality performances and cultural activities, where ethnic communities can interact, and new immigrants can also acquaint themselves with local Chinese customs.
Singapore Chinese Girls' School
Founded in 1899, Singapore Chinese Girls' School (SCGS) is the first secular girls’ school fully set up and managed by Singaporeans. Its founders believed in the power of education to improve character and raise the intellectual level of the community. The distinctive SCGS education today continues the mandate of fulfilling the potential and aspirations of generations of girls.
Singapore Chinese Orchestra
Singapore Chinese Orchestra is Singapore’s national flagship Chinese orchestra. Inaugurated in 1997, the orchestra made up of more than 80 musicians took on the twin role of preserving traditional arts and culture and establishing new frontiers through incorporating Nanyang elements in its music. SCO has impressed audience with its high performance standards and versatility. As a people’s orchestra, SCO inspires and educates through its music.
Singapore Cricket Club
Established in 1852, the Singapore Cricket Club is the premier sports and lifestyle club in the heart of the city’s civic district, the iconic Padang. With its strong membership, the club hosts many sporting activities, including international level tournaments. With its range of local cuisine, fine dining options and many events, the club is the choice social and sporting focal point for members.
Singapore Disability Sports Council
Over the years, the club evolved to become the home club for the Public Service Officers and an organising body of many Public Service activities and the STAR Games, a series of competitive sports played annually, by representatives from the different Ministries and Statutory Boards, for networking and honor.
Singapore Discovery Centre
Featuring high-tech interactive exhibits, the S'pore Discovery Centre (SDC) allows guests to immerse themselves in Singapore’s past, present and future, traveling through time to key moments in the Singapore journey and experiencing them “as they happen."
Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations
Established in 1985, the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations is the apex body of Singapore's Chinese clan associations, with PM Lee Hsien Loong as its first patron. It aims to promote understanding and appreciation of Chinese language, culture and values; to lead the Chinese clans in Singapore, as well as organise and support educational, cultural and community activities.
Singapore Film Commission
Tasked with developing Singapore’s film industry and nurturing filmmaking talent, the Singapore Film Commission (SFC) is a division under the Infocomm Media Development Authority. Since 1998, SFC has supported more than 800 short films, scripts, feature films, and film-related events that showcase homegrown talent, including Pop Aye (Kirsten Tan), Ramen Teh (Eric Khoo), and 881 (Royston Tan).
Singapore Flyer
One of the nation's most iconic landmarks, Singapore Flyer gives visitors a heightened experience of Singapore's breathtaking cityscape and beyond. The 30-minute scenic flight includes FLYER 360+, an interactive virtual tour of Singapore. Guests can also enjoy the world’s first full-service Sky Dining while on board.
Singapore Food Manufacturers’ Association
Established in 1967, the Singapore Food Manufacturers' Association (SFMA) is a trade association with more than 450 members. SFMA organises over 60 industry activities annually, including workshops, overseas tradeshows and missions, networking and business matching sessions. It also champions initiatives to help food manufacturers innovate, internationalise and create new channels for business growth.
Singapore General Hospital
Singapore's first and largest hospital, Singapore General Hospital provides affordable specialist care for patients, training for doctors and other healthcare professionals, and conducts research to bring better care to its patients.
Singapore Gujarati Society
Gujarati's have been known to be traders from the pre-Mohenjo Daro era. Gujarat is known to have the longest coastline compared to any other state in India .
Singapore History Consultants Pte Ltd
Singapore History Consultants Pte Ltd is a premier research and consultancy organisation in Singapore which aims to provide a deeper appreciation of the history and heritage of Singapore by engaging the hearts and minds of each individual. SHC has embarked on several important heritage projects covering different parts of Singapore, such as Changi, Little India, Chinatown, Mandai and Kallang.
Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan
In 1840, Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan (SHHK) was established for the education and welfare of the Hokkien community. Today, SHHK manages Tao Nan School, Ai Tong School, Chongfu School, Nan Chiau High School, Nan Chiau Primary School and Kong Hwa School. It also established the Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan Cultural Academy to promote Chinese language and culture.
Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce
Established in 1924, the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI) is one of Singapore’s most respected and active commercial organisations today, with close to 1000 members. SICCI offers its members a diverse range of services effectively combined to promote their development, as well as relevant platforms to network and expand their businesses in Singapore and overseas.
Singapore Indian Development Association
Established in 1991, the Singapore Indian Development Association (SINDA) aims to build a well-educated Indian community that contributes to the progress of multi-racial Singapore. Working with volunteers, schools and grassroots organisations, SINDA runs programmes that uplift the educational performance of Indian students, and promote family harmony and the social status of ethnic Indians.
Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society
Founded in 1949, Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society is Singapore's pioneer academy for Indian classical music, dance and visual arts. This non-profit Indian cultural organisation is known for artistic and academic excellence, with its in-depth teaching and guidance. Its graduates have become principal contributors to the arts scene in Singapore and in the region.
Singapore Indian Theatre & Film Explorers Ltd (SITFE)
Singapore Indian Theatre & Film Explorers Ltd, also known as SITFE, is a non-profit organisation that educates and empowers individuals with knowledge and essential tools to produce, act or direct films and theatre productions. The organisation provides a platform for individuals to showcase their creative potential and hidden talents.
Singapore Institute of Architects
Established in 1961, the Singapore Institute of Architects is the national organisation representing architects in Singapore. It is tasked to champion excellence in architetcture and the built environment, and aims to make Singapore an architecture capital.
Singapore International Foundation
The aim of SIF is to strengthen mutual understanding, ties and trust between global communities. All SIF programmes seek to bring Singaporeans and our friends from overseas communities together, to connect and collaborate for positive change.
Singapore Kadayanallur Muslim League
Singapore’s largest Tamil Muslim organisation, Singapore Kadayanallur Muslim League (SKML) caters to the socio-religious needs of primarily its Tamil speaking clientele and works to ensure the Indian Muslim community are equal beneficiaries of programmes of government, government agencies and other partner organisations. SKML also provides part-time moral and religious education and other family, youth and women-focused programmes.
Singapore Khalsa Association
Established in 1931, the Singapore Khalsa Association (SKA) is a premier sports, cultural and recreational Sikh institution. Located in the heart of Singapore, SKA is professionally-managed and provides an exciting and diverse range of activities and programmes for members and the Sikh community at large. It also offers a variety of amenities and function rooms for all occasions.
Singapore Kindness Movement
The Singapore Kindness Movement exists to inspire graciousness through spontaneous acts of kindness, making life more pleasant for everyone. Our vision is a kind and gracious Singapore. In pursuit of this, SKM encourages one and all to internalise kindness, courtesy and consideration, through educational and other programmes and partnerships.
Singapore Kwangtung Hui Kuan
Established in 1937, Singapore Kwangtung Hui Kuan is a clan association initiated by eminent immigrants from Guangdong province, as well as Cantonese, Teochew, Hakka and Hainanese businessmen. The clan's main purpose is to strengthen social ties, promote Chinese culture and contribute to charitable works.
Singapore Land Authority
A statutory board under the Ministry of Law, the Singapore Land Authority is tasked to optimise land resources for the economic and social development of Singapore. It helps ensure the best use of state land and buildings; provides an effective and reliable land management system; and, enables the full use of land information for better land management and creation of new business opportunities.
Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Established in 1956, the Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SMCCI) represents the interests of the local Malay/Muslim business community. Together with SME Centre@SMCCI, it aims to create opportunities and strengthen core competencies, while increasing knowledge and enhancing internal capabilities to achieve growth and success.
Singapore Malayalee Association
One of Singapore's first ethnic Indian associations, the Singapore Malayalee Association (SMA) was also the first one established outside of India. Founded in 1917, SMA focuses on intellectual, cultural, educational, professional, social, sporting and recreational activities, and provides a platform for various Malayalee organisations to bond. It also acts as a naturalisation agent for Malayalees migrating to Singapore.
Singapore Minangkabau Association (SMA)
Singapore Minangkabau Association (SMA) was established in 1994 with the vision to promote Minangkabau’s cultural heritage and share its rich tapestry with all communities in Singapore. SMA’s primary focus is to engage its members especially the youths to participate in its specially curated programs throughout the year.
Singapore National Co-operative Federation
The apex body of Singapore’s Co-operative Movement, the Singapore National Co-operative Federation (SNCF) aims to develop co-operatives as sustainable enterprises that address social and economic needs, in order to foster a more resilient society. SNCF is part of the International Co-operative Alliance and the World Council of Credit Unions.
Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra (SNYCO)
The Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra (SNYCO) is the leading local youth Chinese orchestra organised under the Ministry of Education's National Project of Excellence. SNYCO takes pride in nurturing its members through annual and outreach concerts in schools. Coming from diverse backgrounds, its members are selected through a rigorous audition process.
Singapore Police Force
The Singapore Police Force (SPF) is a uniformed organisation under the purview of the Ministry of Home Affairs. The mission of the SPF is to prevent, deter and detect crime to ensure the safety and security of Singapore. This is done through its focus on the 5 broad areas of Police work: Frontline Policing, Counter and E-services, Investigation, Community Engagement and Public Security & Order.
Singapore Polytechnic
Established in 1954, Singapore Polytechnic offers a holistic and industry-relevant curriculum, innovative learning spaces and enriching overseas programmes – to produce graduates with sound values, who are work-ready, life-ready and world-ready. Its alumni include successful entrepreneurs, top executives, and well-known professionals in various industries, and leaders in government.
Singapore Press Holdings Limited
Incorporated in 1984, main board-listed Singapore Press Holdings Ltd (SPH) is Asia's leading media organisation, engaging minds and enriching lives across multiple languages and platforms. SPH's core business focuses on the publishing of newspapers, magazines and books in both print and digital editions. It also owns other digital products, online classifieds, radio stations and outdoor media.
Singapore Recreation Club
Founded in 1883, the Singapore Recreation Club is one of the oldest social clubs with a strong sporting tradition. In 163, the club was opened to people of all communities in Singapore. To this day, its objective to promote all forms of sports, recreation and social activities through an active calendar of events remains.
Singapore Retailers Association
Singapore Retailers Association (SRA) was founded in 1977, originally as the Singapore Retail Merchants Association by 10 leading retailers. It is a non-profit, independent/non-governmental retail trade body in Singapore, funded entirely by the private sector. Led by 18 Council Members from leading companies and SMEs, its vision is to be the respected and collective voice of the retail industry.
Singapore River One
Incepted in 2012, Singapore River One (SRO) is the place manager of the Singapore River precinct, which includes Boat Quay, Clarke Quay and Robertson Quay. A private sector-led partnership, SRO delivers activities and events, place-making initiatives, and marketing and promotions to make the precinct the ideal destination to work, visit and invest in.
Singapore Sailing Federation
Singapore Sailing Federation, also known as Singapore Sailing, is a registered IPC and National Sports Association (NSA) responsible for the management and organisation of the sport of sailing in Singapore.
Singapore Silat Federation
Singapore Silat Federation or also known as Persekutuan Silat Singapura (PERSISI) was formed in 1976 and is registered with the Registry of Societies. PERSISI has been successfully registered and renewed with Institution of a Public Character (IPC000526) yearly, and received its Charity status under the Charities Act since April 2011.
Singapore Sindhi Association
In 1921, the Singapore Sindhi Association (SSA) was initially established to provide housing for visitors and immigrants from Sindh (now a part of Pakistan). in 1947, it came to the aid of Sindhi immigrants displaced during the partition of India. Today, SSA continues to look after the interests and welfare of the Sindhi community, through educational, social and spiritual activities.
Singapore Sports Hub
One of the world’s first fully integrated sports, entertainment & lifestyle destinations, the Singapore Sports Hub houses a unique cluster of world-class facilities: the National Stadium, Singapore Indoor Stadium, OCBC Arena, OCBC Aquatic Centre, Water Sports Centre, Kallang Wave Mall, Sports Hub Library, Singapore Sports Museum, and Shimano Cycling World. It offers free sports and fitness programmes, and public facilities.
Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Founded in 1979, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) is Singapore’s flagship orchestra. Apart from its concert series, outdoor and community appearances, SSO aims to inspire and educate Singapore's youth. The SSO is also renowned globally for its orchestral virtuosity, with its overseas tours and successful recordings.
Singapore Tamil Teachers' Union
The Singapore Tamil Teachers' Union was formed in August 1951 to provide quality training for Tamil teachers. The union also strived to bring about equal opportunities in terms of higher education, salary and teaching standards for Tamil Teachers.
Singapore Tamil Youths’ Club
Established in 1957, the Singapore Tamil Youths’ Club (STYC) is the only organisation dedicated to Singapore's Tamil youths. It was founded by youths who felt that that people their age could not play a meaningful role in major social and political events in Singapore. STYC continues to focus on grooming young leaders who can contribute to the wider society and Singapore.
Singapore Thong Chai Medical Institution
According to the Singapore Book of Records, Singapore Thong Chai Medical Institution (STCMI) is Singapore's oldest existing Chinese medical institution and its largest provider of free medical services. Since 1867, STCMI has served about 1600 patients daily in its clinics. It also collaborates with hospitals to improve patient outcomes through appropriate use of Western and traditional medicine.
Singapore Tourism Board
A statutory board under the Ministry of Trade and Industry of Singapore, the Singapore Tourism Board champions the development of the country’s tourism sector, one of the key service sectors and economic pillars, and undertakes the marketing and promotion of Singapore as a tourism destination.
Singapore Turf Club
Founded in 1842, the Singapore Turf Club (STC) is the oldest existing and only horse racing club in Singapore. STC provides quality horse racing sports entertainment and other recreational activities at the Singapore Racecourse. STC adopts a strong “Play Responsibly” stance, that precludes adversely affecting customers’ financial situations. STC also supports worthy causes.
Singapore Writers Festival
One of Asia’s premier literary events, the Singapore Writers Festival presents the world’s major literary talents to Singaporeans and also promotes new and emerging Singapore and Asian writing to a wider public. It is one of the few multi-lingual literary festivals in the world, celebrating the written and spoken word in Singapore’s official languages – English, Malay, Chinese and Tamil.
SingPost
The country's postal service provider, Singapore Post (SingPost) has been delivering trusted and reliable services to homes and businesses for 160 years. With operations in 19 markets today, SingPost is pioneering and leading in eCommerce logistics, as well as providing innovative mail and logistics solutions in Singapore and around the world.
SkillsFuture Singapore
SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) is a statutory board under the Ministry of Education (MOE). It will drive and coordinate the implementation of the national SkillsFuture movement, promote a culture and holistic system of lifelong learning through the pursuit of skills mastery, and strengthen the ecosystem of quality education and training in Singapore.
So Drama! Entertainment
Previously SAFRA Radio, So Drama! Entertainment is a Singapore media company that aims to deliver quality content and entertainment borne of passion for the nation. Its portfolio includes four established brands – 88.3Jia FM, Music and Drama Company, PIONEER and Power 98FM – into which it injects fun and creativity, always.
Soon Thian Keing Temple
An otherwise unassuming temple, Soon Thian Keing came into prominence in 1981 with the discovery of stone tablets that dated the temple to 1812. Predating Raffles' arrival, it challenged assumptions that Singapore was a barren island with a tiny population prior to 1819. Soon Thian Keing’s tablets thus became a turning point in the understanding of Singapore’s past. Having moved a few times, the temple is now in Geylang.
Sport Singapore
As the national sports agency, Sport Singapore’s core purpose is to inspire the Singapore spirit and transform Singapore through sport. With Vision 2030, Singapore’s sports master plan, Sport Singapore's mandate goes beyond winning medals: to create greater sporting opportunities and access, more inclusivity and integration, as well as broader development of capabilities.
Sree Narayana Mission (Singapore)
Named after a great philosopher and social reformer, the Sree Narayana Mission (Singapore) is a leading charitable organisation with a variety of services, including a nursing home for the elderly sick, senior care centres, financial and educational assistance for the needy, community outreach, and a residential home for psychiatric destitute males.
Sri Guru Singh Sabha Singapore Temple
One of Singapore's oldest Sikh institutions, Gurdwara Sahib Sri Guru Singh Sabha was established in 1918. From its early days, the Sabha has organised Punjabi classes for Sikh children, encouraged closer cohesion of the Sikh community, and supported the organisation of festivals like Vesakhi and Gurpurabs. It also actively contributes to multi-religious and multicultural matters in Singapore.
Sri Krishnan Temple
Sri Krishnan Temple was established in 1870. In early 1930, V. Pakirisamy Pillai took over the management and since 1984 his son Sivaraman has been the Chairman, Board of Trustees. In 2002, the National Heritage Board marked Sri Krishnan Temple as a Historic site and in June 2014, the Temple attained conservation status by URA for being part of Singapore’s built heritage.
St Andrew's Cathedral
One of Singapore's oldest churches, St Andrew’s was set aside by Sir Stamford Raffles as a place of worship. An example of early 12th century English Gothic architecture, the church was completed in 1861. The community that serves and worships in the Cathedral comes from different races and gathers over many services every week.
St Andrew's Junior School
Founded in 1862, St Andrew’s is traditionally famous for its boxing and rugby but the Junior School (SAJS) is also known for grooming leaders who serve others. SAJS develops its students, called Saints, to be community builders: servant leaders who can make a positive impact in the community. To this end, SAJS provides authentic outdoor learning experiences to develop holistic thinkers and skilled communicators.
St Anthony's Canossian Schools
Beginning as St Anna’s School In 1879, St Anthony’s Boys’ and Girls’ School came to be when the boys and girls were separated in 1893. In 1894, the Canossian Sisters took over the girls’ school. With growing enrolment, the schools split further into St Anthony’s Convent Primary and Secondary in 1971, and were renamed St Anthony’s Canossian Primary and Secondary Schools, respectively, in 1995.
St Joseph's Institution
Founded in 1852 by the Brothers of the Christian Schools (De La Salle Brothers), St. Joseph’s Institution (SJI) is Singapore's third oldest secondary school. SJI offers a dual track education: O-Level programme and an Integrated Programme (IP). SJI aims to nurture students to learn how to learn and to learn how to live, so that they can be empowered to grow into men and women of integrity, and men and women for others.
St Margaret's School
The oldest girls’ school in Singapore and the Far East, St. Margaret’s was founded in 1842 to come to the aid of young girls sold into slavery. Today, St. Margaret’s is a vibrant and innovative learning institution committed to provide an all-round education in a Christ-centred environment. It has earned autonomous status and the School Distinction Award from the Ministry of Education.
State Courts of Singapore
Committed to inspiring public trust and confidence through an effective and accessible justice system, the State Courts of Singapore handle about 90% of all judicial matters. They comprise the District Courts, Magistrates’ Courts, Coroners’ Court, Small Claims Tribunals, Community Disputes Resolution Tribunals and Employment Claims Tribunals.
Stella Kon
Stella has been writing since childhood. She won the first prize in the Singapore National Playwriting Competition three times, her best known work being the often-produced Emily of Emerald Hill. In 2008 she received the SEA Write Award. Since 2005 the writing of musicals has become Stella’s favorite literary genre.
Sujatha Selvakumar
One of five pioneer Criminal Legal Aid Scheme Fellows in 2015, Sujatha Selvakumar was stationed at the Pro Bono Services Office, where she represented accused persons who could not otherwise afford legal representation. Now an Associate Director at the Eden Law Corporation, she continues to assist those in need with voluntary and pro bono work. She also served as the Vice Chairman of the SINDA Youth Club, leading one of the club’s Young Leaders seminars.
Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall
Housed in the villa where Dr Sun planned three uprisings before the successful Wuchang Uprising of 1911, the Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall traces his revolutionary activities in the Southeast Asian region. It also highlights the impact of the 1911 Revolution on Singapore, as well as Singapore's contributions to the Revolution.
Supreme Court of Singapore
The highest judicial court in Singapore, the Supreme Court tries major cases in the High Court, and hears appeals from the High Court and State Courts. It also ensures that the law is fairly and consistently applied across the board, upholding justice in the country.
Swan & Maclaren
Swan & Maclaren is generally accepted as one of the oldest architectural firms in Singapore. Started as Swan and Lermit in 1887, the company was established as Swan & Maclaren in 1892. In these early years, Swan & Maclaren rose as a prominent architectural practice responsible for many of the outstanding architectural commissions of Singapore
Takashimaya Singapore
The club also offers an array of facilities, activities and the preferred venue for events for our members, the Public Service agencies and private corporations
Tan Chin Tuan Foundation
In 1976, the Tan Chin Tuan Foundation (TCTF) was established by banker and philanthropist Tan Sri (Dr) Tan Chin Tuan, who wanted to share the rewards of his illustrious careeer with the deserving and less fortunate. Today, TCTF's contributions reflect Dr Tan’s philosophy, supporting causes and projects that are viable, sustainable and well-managed with definable social outcomes.
Tan Kah Kee Foundation
The Tan Kah Kee Foundation is to foster the Tan Kah Kee spirit in entrepreneurship and dedication to education. As Mr Tan Kah Kee is a well-known philanthropist and an outstanding Chinese leader in Southeast Asia. In view of his invaluable contribution in promoting entrepreneurship, social reforms, cultural and educational developments as well as political and charitable movements.
Tan Tai Yong
Currently President of Yale-NUS College and Professor of Humanities (History), Tan Tai Yong is also the honorary chairman of the National Museum of Singapore, as well as a nominated Member of Parliament (2014 to 2015). He specialises in South and Southeast Asian History, and has authored/co-authored several books, including "From Classical Emporium to World City: Singapore – a 700-Year History".
Tan Tock Seng Hospital
In keeping with Mr Tan Tock Seng’s legacy of giving, Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) set up the TTSH Community Fund to help needy patients access care, gain independence, improve quality of life, and integrate into the community. Disbursing over S$2 million a year for over 100 patient programmes, the fund serves over 2,500 patients. The Charity also supports training and research to deliver better care.
Tao Nan School
Established in 1906, Tao Nan Study Hall was the first school founded by the Singapore Hokkien Association (now the Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan). Renamed Tao Nan School, it was the first modern Chinese school in the Straits Settlements to use Mandarin as the medium of instruction. In 1990, the school was accorded the Special Assistance Plan status. In 1996, it became a centre for the Gifted Education Programme.
Temasek Holdings Private Limited
Incorporated in 1974, Temasek is a global investment company headquartered in Singapore. Supported by our network of international offices, Temasek owns a S$308 billion portfolio as at 31 March 2018, with significant exposure to Singapore and the rest of Asia.
Temasek Polytechnic
Situated in Tampines next to the idyllic Bedok Reservoir, Temasek Polytechnic is a leading institution of higher learning in Singapore. Established in April 1990, we take pride in equipping our students with lifelong skills and digital knowledge for a future of dynamic change. At Temasek Polytechnic, we are held together by our long and proud history, which has given rise to many traditions and events that make up the TP culture. From the hustle and bustle of Campus Care Network (CCN), a carnival to raise donations for students in financial need, the intense hype and team-building during Regatta (our annual dragon boat racing), to the pursuit of learning and upskilling with SkillsFuture, TP’s caring, fun-loving and learning elements reign supreme.
Temenggong Artists-In-Residence
Temenggong Artists-In-Residence is an international arts residency programme at five colonial-styled conservation houses on Temenggong Road. Our Vision is to build an international network for our artists, to cultivate strong cultural exchanges, presenting quality arts and cultural philanthropy. Our Mission is to knit the values of art appreciation, education and art collection into Singapore.
Teochew Federation (Singapore)
The Teochew Federation (Singapore) was founded in 2011 to promote, foster and encourage better and closer relationship, coordination, co-operation and understanding among the Teochew from the eleven Teochew districts of China residing in Singapore, and more.
Teochew Poit Ip Huay Kuan
Established in 1928, Singapore Teochew Poit Ip Huay Kuan stood for the eight Teochew districts in the province of Guangdong, China: Chaoan, Chenghai, Chaoyang, Jieyang, Raoping, Puning, Huilai and Nanao. (Poit Ip means eight districts in Teochew dialect). One of the largest Chinese clan associations in Singapore today, Teochew Poit Ip Huay Kuan today deals largely with promotion of Teochew cultural values.
The Armenian Apostolic Church of St. Gregory the Illuminator
Singapore's first Christian church, the Armenian Apostolic Church of St. Gregory the Illuminator was built in 1835 and funded by Armenians to provide a place of worship for Singapore's growing number of Armenian families. Gazetted a National Monument in 1973, the church is a tribute to Singapore's once influential Armenian community.
The British High Commission Singapore
Working to develop and sustain the important and longstanding relationship between the United Kingdom and Singapore, The British High Commission in Singapore aims to build prosperity, safeguard national security, champion British values and support British nationals overseas.
The Consortium for International Maritime Heritage
The Consortium for International Maritime Heritage (CIMH) is a non-profit organisation formed with the purpose of raising public awareness of our connection to the ocean through understanding our maritime heritage. The World Congress is the Consortium’s first effort, which is being co-organised by venue host Resorts World Sentosa.
The Girls’ Brigade Singapore
Started in 1927, The Girls’ Brigade Singapore (GBS) is a co-curricular uniformed activity for girls in schools. The mission of GBS is to develop each girl and officer to her fullest potential by equipping, empowering and enabling every girl to be a leader and every officer a servant leader. Our activities are designed to help girls to attain physical, mental and emotional maturity to find true meaning of life.
The Japanese Association, Singapore
Established 100 years ago for Japanese citizens living in Singapore, the Japanese Association has been more active in promoting interactions with the local community. It aims to be a space for international cultural exchange, where people can meet, chat and relax.
The Masonic Hall Board of Singapore
The mission statement of the Masonic Hall Board of Singapore (MHBS) is to coordinate the available resources to perpetuate the iconic presence of Freemasonry in Singapore. This is done by proactively maintaining the physical state of the Freemasons' Hall while regulating its use always to meet their desired standards of comfort and utility at minimum cost to the brethren.
The Methodist Church in Singapore
Establishing the first local Methodist church in 1885, the Methodist Church in Singapore began schools, and medical and publishing endeavours in rapid succession, alongside their church planting. From Singapore, missionary work expanded to other countries in Southeast Asia. After more than 130 years, the Methodists in Singapore today number more than 42,000 members who worship in 46 local churches and several preaching points.
The Oxford and Cambridge Society of Singapore
The Oxford and Cambridge Society of Singapore promotes social contact among Oxbridge alumni residing in Singapore by organising and promoting social gatherings and events whereby members may co-operate in professional, intellectual or cultural activities.
The SG-UK Partnership for the Future
The year 2019 is a significant one for both Singapore and the United Kingdom, marking the bicentennial of the founding of modern Singapore and the beginning of a new era for the United Kingdom. The SG-UK Partnership for the Future builds on our historical links by celebrating all that our two nations have achieved together and looks to the future by launching new collaboration initiatives.
The Singapore Art Society
In October 1949, The Singapore Art Scene registered a historical change with the founding of ” The Singapore Art Society” the main objectives was to foster the practice and appreciation of art and to raise the quality of art in Singapore, to promote the exchange of art between Singapore and other countries and to create learning and exhibition opportunities for artists.
The Singapore Mint
Established in 1968, the Singapore Mint has a passion for culture and heritage that makes it uniquely Singaporean. It is one of the industry's most innovative mints, capable of producing coins and medallions of the highest quality. It has journeyed with Singapore, minting its first commemorative coin in 1969 and continues to capture historic moments through coins, medallions and currency souvenirs.
The Speaking Factory
The Speaking Factory Pte Ltd is a bespoke training & consultancy firm. Founded by professional & motivational speaker Hazriq Idrus in 2011, we provide high-energy, experiential & transformational training approaches to help people & organisations grow. We design, customise and facilitate communications- and creativity-based training programmes for our clients and partners.
The Straits Trading Company Limited
Incorporated in 1887, Straits Trading Company Limited is engaged in real estate, hospitality, resources and investments in Asia Pacific. It owns stakesin Straits Real Estate, ARA Asset Management Limited, and Far East Hospitality Holdings. Straits Trading also own interests in tin mining and smelting through subsidiary Malaysia Smelting Corporation Berhad.
The TENG Company
Founded in 2004, the TENG Company aims to be a leading and inspirational contributor to a distinct Singaporean sound that is innovative yet guided by Asian aesthetics. Its anchor group, the TENG Ensemble is a collective of music educators, scholars and award-winning instrumentalists who bridge the traditional and contemporary, the East and West, and the old and new.
The Titular Roman Catholic Archbishop of Singapore
Aside from providing spiritual formation and pastoral care for its members as well as those in need, the Archdiocese, in communion with the Vatican, also carries out its moral and social responsibility by working in collaboration with like-minded partners and those in authority to preserve peace and unity and to ensure that justice and truth are available to all in our society.
Thian Hock Keng Temple
One of Singapore's oldest Hokkien temples, Thian Hock Keng Temple was built in 1839, under the leadership of Mr Tan Tock Seng and Mr Si Hoo Kee of the Hokkien clan. Built in traditional southern Chinese architectural style, the temple features intricate carvings and sculptures. A 1907 plaque from Qing Dynasty Emperor Guang Xu is evidence of the temple’s stature.
Timbre Group Pte Ltd
Founded to cultivate local music talent and growing sustainable audiences for them, the Timbre Group has grown into a music lifestyle company with diverse businesses, including live music restaurants and bars, international festivals (Timbre Rock & Roots and Beerfest Asia), a restaurant and delivery service, an artist management agency, and two music academies.
Toh Lam Huat
Former Supervising Editor of Lianhe Wanbao, Shin Min Daily News and the Central Integrated Newsroom
- Toh Lam Huat held various senior editorial positions in key Chinese papers in Singapore before retiring in 2014. Also an author, poet and art critic, he has published several books on poetry, literature and art criticism. In 2012, he received Nanyang Technological University’s Nanyang Alumni Achievement Award.
Tong Heng Confectionery
Founded in 1910, Tong Heng Confectionery is Singapore’s most famous egg tart maker, which continues to roll and mould the tart's signature diamond shape by hand. Tong Heng aims to deliver pastry products that revitalise traditions lost in the chase for modern flavours. It hopes to carry on making products that will always warm the hearts of customers.
Tote Board
Established in 1988, Tote Board (Singapore Totalisator Board) is a grantmaking organisation that supports broad and diverse worthy projects in the arts, community development, education, health, social service and sports. Through these projects, Tote Board helps to uplift the community by giving hope to vulnerable groups, and improving the lives of all in Singapore.
TRC Music Station
Founded in 2002, TCR Music Station is a Singapore-based concert organizer which provides event and concert management and production services. TCR Music Station’s first concert, Chong Feng (重逢; Reunion), was a music exchange concert which featured Singapore’s xinyao and Taiwan’s campus folk songs.
United Overseas Bank
Ranked among the world’s top banks by Moody’s, Standard & Poor’s, and Fitch Ratings – United Overseas Bank (UOB) has a global network of more than 500 offices in Asia Pacific, Europe and North America. Over more than eight decades, generations of UOB employees have dedicated themselves to long-term value creation and doing right by its customers and colleagues.
Up Your Game Community
“Up Your Game Community” is a personal development community to get involved, connect, converse and learn in a conducive and accessible setting. It strives to grow into a co-created platform where individuals passionate about personal growth and development can come together and exchange views, ideas, opinions, tips and techniques in a safe and comfortable environment.
Uptake Media
We thrive on cross-cultural collaborations and creative content to refresh tired perspectives, inspire diverse stories.
URA-REDAS Spark Challenge
A yearly competition, the URA-REDAS SPARK Challenge seeks ground-up innovations to raise the quality of the built environment.
Urban Redevelopment Authority
The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) is Singapore's land use planning and conservation agency. Our mission is ‘to make Singapore a great city to live, work and play’. We strive to create an endearing home and a vibrant and sustainable city through long-term planning and innovation, in partnership with the community.
Wesley Methodist Church
Wesley Methodist Church is the oldest Methodist church in Singapore. In 1885, Rev William F. Oldham was appointed to head the work of the Methodist Church in Singapore. He arrived with Bishop Dr James Thoburn, and together they conducted evangelistic rallies at the Town Hall (later to be the Victoria Memorial Hall). It was here that the first Methodist Church in Singapore was established.
Westwood Primary School
Westwood Primary School was established in January 2013 with Positive Education (PosEd) as its undergirding philosophy. PosEd is aligned with holistic education, and balances a focus on achievement with that of well-being and resilience.
Wisma Geylang Serai
Singapore’s first-ever cultural heritage integrated hub, Wisma Geylang Serai brings multiple agencies together, through a range of activities.
Women Artists Association (Singapore)
WAA is founded by 10 committee members which include; Honourary Advisor Mrs Huang Mah Jia Lan who is the Charity Queen of Singapore, Honourary President Ms Chng Seok Tin who is the Singapore cultural medal awardee, Honourary Legal Advisor Lie Lee Pong and 50 multiracial members. WAA is a non-profitable art association supporting multiracial, multicultural, multimedia forms of art.
World Congress on Maritime Heritage
To be held in Singapore, in March 2019, the first ever World Congress on Maritime Heritage will bring together a diverse global array of maritime stakeholders. It will also provide a unique opportunity to form new partnerships towards securing a sustainable future through better understanding of our common maritime heritage.
World Scientific
World Scientific is a leading independent publisher of academic and professional books and journals. Based in Singapore, it has offices in New Jersey, London, Munich, Geneva, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Taipei, Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin and Chennai. The company publishes about 600 books annually and more than 146 journals in various fields.
Wui Chiu Fui Kun
Founded in 1822, Wui Chiu Fui Kun was previously known as Wui Chiu company. The Fui Kun participated in the formation of Nanyang Khek Community Guild and the Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital. Culture and education has been the key since the inception and will continue to play a role in caring for the community and preserving Hakka culture.
Xinghua Primary
Xinghua Primary (called Sing Hua Public School then) was founded by Chua Cheok San in 1930. Although a wood and thatch building, it provided education to the children. After World War 2, Sing Hua was converted from an army camp to a soap factory. Chua Cheok San never gave up on giving the children a better life through education and the in 1946 the school was reopened.
Ya Kun International Pte Ltd
With over 70 years' history, Ya Kun is a name well-loved. A place where generations of Singaporeans gather to chat and indulge in their favourite coffee, scrumptious toast slathered with kaya and butter, and soft-boiled eggs. Today, Ya Kun Kaya Toast presents a new dining experience with iYa Kun Family Café, which offers more local delights such as Nasi Lemak Istimewa.
Yale - NUS College
A partnership between Yale University and the National University of Singapore (NUS), Yale-NUS aims to redefine liberal arts and science education for a complex, interconnected world. It emphasises broad-based multidisciplinary learning in the full range of arts, humanities, and social and natural sciences.
Yangzheng Primary School
Established in 1905 and initially called Yeung Ching, the school started as a private institution only for Cantonese boys. In 1970, Yeung Ching became co-educational, and gave students the option to study Chinese or English as their first language. From 1985 to 1987, the school merged with Telok Ayer and Peck Seah Primary Schools. Declared a government school in 1988, it was renamed Yangzheng Primary School.
Yatiman bin Yusof
Currently Singapore's Non-Resident Ambassador to Kenya, Yatiman bin Yusof has served several positions in government. He was Member of Parliament (1984 to 2006), Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1986-1992), and Senior Parliamentary Secretary till 1996, as well as the Senior Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts from 1997 to 2006.
Yayasan MENDAKI
A pioneer self-help group, Yayasan MENDAKI (Council for the Development of Singapore Malay/Muslim Community) aims to empower through education. MENDAKI's programmes are mostly preventive and developmental programmes to provide early assistance for the bottom 30 per cent of the Malay/Muslim population, so that they can be school-ready, able to perform in school, and ultimately be future-ready.
Ying Fo Fui Kun
Founded in 1822, Ying Fo Fui Kun (originally named as Ying Fo Kun) is the first Hakka association in Singapore. Established through donations raised by Liu Runde and his fellow Hakka friends, the clan was to unite its people and care for their common welfare.
Yishun Innova Junior College
Yishun Innova Junior College is a merger of Yishun JC and Innova JC, taking in its first batch of students in 2018. The college offers a range of developmental programmes to meet different student needs across the academic and co-curricular domains.
YMCA of Singapore
Established in 1902, the YMCA of Singapore is a volunteer-based Christian organisation that seeks to serve and impact all in the community, regardless of race, language or religion. YMCA aims to develop the “heartware” for Singapore through its infrastructure, building a resilient and caring society through sustainable community service programmes, and nurturing socially responsible community champions.
Youth Corps Singapore
Launched in 2014, Youth Corps Singapore encourages volunteerism by catalysing collaborations among the young, social service organisations and society. As a division under the National Youth Council, it empowers and supports individuals 16 to 35 who are keen to ignite positive change in society through community service.
Yueh Hai Ching Temple
Dating back to the 1820s, Yueh Hai Ching Temple pays tribute to two main deities, Xuan Tian Shang Di and Mazu. Its last restoration, which took place between 2011 and 2013, garnered the 2014 UNESCO Asia Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation - Award of Merit, and the 2014 URA Architectural Heritage Award.
Yuying Secondary School
In 1910, the Hainanese community founded what was then called Yock Eng High School. With the shift towards English-medium education in the 1960s and 70s, the school admitted its first batch of English-stream students in 1981, and was renamed Yuying Secondary School in 1987. Today, Yuying continues as a government-aided secondary school.
Zainul Abidin Rasheed
Singapore’s non-resident Ambassador to Kuwait and the Foreign Minister’s Special Envoy to the Middle East, Zainul Abidin Rasheed also served as Member of Parliament for Cheng San GRC (1997 – 2001) and Aljunied GRC (2001 – 2011). He was also appointed Minister of State for Foreign Affairs in 2004, and promoted to Senior Minister of State two years later.
Zhonghua Secondary School
First known as Chung Hwa Girls’ School, Zhonghua Secondary School was founded in 1911, in response to Dr Sun Yat Sen’s call for the education of girls in Singapore. It became the first Chinese-medium girls’ school set up by the Chinese community. With increasing enrolment, the primary school was separated from the secondary school in 1951. In 1984, the school was renamed Zhonghua (the Hanyu-Pinyin equivalent) Secondary School.
*SCAPE Co. Ltd
A non-profit organisation set up in 2007, *SCAPE Co. Ltd supports youth, talent and leadership development. It aims to motivate and empower with programmes for the young to learn new skills, harness their creativity, and realise their potential. *SCAPE also seeks to be the home of enterprising youths committed to creating their own future.
4PM
Pronounced Empat PM, 4PM stands for Persatuan Persuratan Pemuda Pemudi Melayu – the driving force in youth development within the Malay/Muslim community. Nurtured through 4PM’s activities, and inspired by its motto of “Unite and serve” – members have excelled as teachers, lawyers, doctors, engineers, lecturers, entrepreneurs, social workers, and high-achieving students.
Adam Smith Center
The Adam Smith Center is a non-profit, non-government organisation based in Singapore dedicated to public policy and economics education. Founded in 2018, we promote pro-market and pro-competition principles in academia, media and society through talks, conferences, seminars and workshops – all in the tradition of Adam Smith.
Ai Tong School
Established in 1912, Ai Tong School was originally housed in a Methodist Church. The Hokkien Huay Kuan took over in 1929. The school became a government-aided school in 1957. In 1980, Ai Tong School became an integrated school, and an Special Assistance Plan school in 1989. Having moved several times, the school is now located at 100 Bright Hill Drive.
Alvin Pang, Poet
Considered part of a new breed of young Singapore poets that emerged in the 1990s, Alvin Pang is the founder and webmaster of The Poetry Billboard, an online literary website that showcases Singapore literature. His publications include two collections of poetry, Testing the Silence and City of Rain. His poems are characterised as urban and cosmopolitan yet intimate in nature.
Angkatan Sasterawan ’50 (ASAS'50)
The Singapore Writers’ Movement ’50 (Angkatan Sasterawan ’50) or better known as Asas ’50 is the first literary association in post-war Malaya. Conceived on the 6 th of August 1950, Asas ’50 is also the first literary association which represented the voice of the community and one which utilized literature to be the ideal thrust towards independence for Malaya in 1957.
Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road)
One of seven in the Anglo-Chinese School (ACS) Family of Schools, Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) traces its roots to 1886, when Bishop William Fitzjames Oldham founded ACS to educate boys wandering in the streets. The pursuit of academic excellence, character development and service based on Christian values remains the core of the school's drive to educate "men who are God-fearing and growing in Grace.”
Arab Association Singapore
Also known as Al-Wehdah Al-Arabiah Bi Singhafura (Alwehdah), the Arab Association Singapore was established in 1946 to enhance and promote Islamic virtues and education, as well as the use of Arabic, to all Singaporeans. Alwehdah also helps foster cordial relationships among Arabs and other ethnicities in Singapore through educational, cultural, social, arts and sports activities.
Arab Network @ Singapore (ANA@S)
The Arab Network @ Singapore (ANA@S) is a non-profit organisation established in August 2010 by a group of service-minded individuals from the local Arab community in Singapore. ANA@S is inspired by the millennia of legacies, sacrifices, and contributions made by the forefathers of its founding members, in helping to make Singapore a safe, peaceful, cohesive, and prosperous country.
Archipelago Consultancy
Archipelago Consultancy is a Singapore-based consultancy providing high-quality services in the areas of Research, Heritage, Education and Creativity. One of our imprints is Helang Books, which have carved its niche in publishing important history and heritage books, as well as award-winning children’s literature.
Arts House Limited
Established in 2002, the Arts House Limited is committed to enriching lives through the arts. It manages The Arts House, an arts centre focused on literary programming, and the Victoria Theatre & Victoria Concert Hall, home of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. It also runs the Goodman Arts Centre and Aliwal Arts Centre and Drama Centre.
ArtScience Museum
Housed in an iconic lotus-inspired building, the ArtScience Museum aims to explore the intersection of art, science, culture and technology, where innovation and new ideas are formed. Since 2011, it has held large-scale exhibitions by some of the world’s best-known artists, including Leonardo da Vinci and Vincent Van Gogh, and presented exhibitions on big data, particle physics, among others.
Arun Mahizhnan
A Special Research Adviser at Institute of Policy Studies and Adjunct Professor at the Wee Kim Wee School of Communications and Information in Nanyang Technological University – Arun Mahizhnan recently led the publication of Singapore Chronicles for the 50th anniversary of Singapore’s independence. He was also Chief Co-ordinator of the Tamil Digital Heritage Group, which launched the Tamil Digital Heritage Collection as part of a ground-up effort to digitise 350 Tamil literary works of Singapore.
Asia Centre for Social Entrepreneurship and Philanthropy
Founded in 2011, the Asia Centre for Social Entrepreneurship & Philanthropy focuses on rigorous, multi-disciplinary research to drive social innovation for a more inclusive future. It aims to advance social entrepreneurship and philanthropy through education and research, providing studies relevant to the Asian context.
Asian Artistry Fine Jewellery
Asian Artistry Fine Jewellery is a local brand which takes great pride in our Singaporean/South East Asian roots. We are loyal to our unique timeless designs, ensuring quality and creative craftsmanship. It is our mission to enthuse, surprise and inspire our customers from all around the world, to hold on to the busy of our rich heritage.
Asian Civilisations Museum
Tracing its roots to the 19th century Raffles Museum, the Asian Civilisations Museum is devoted to exploring the rich artistic heritage of Asia, especially the ancestral cultures of Singaporeans. The museum uses Singapore’s history – as a port city that brought people together from all over the world – as a means of examining the history of Asia.
Association of Muslim Professionals
Established in 1991, the Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP) was an important resolution of the First National Convention of Singapore Malay/Muslim Professionals. AMP is guided by its core principles of being independent, non-partisan and working in critical collaboration with all parties that share its mission to bring about a dynamic Muslim community in the 21st century.
Association of Singapore Philatelists
Now world-renowned, the Association of Singapore Philatelists has successfully hosted three world philatelic exhibitions, as well as produced two presidents of the world philately federation, Fédération Internationale de Philatélie (FIP). Several members are likewise accredited FIP jurors for world exhibitions. Many Singapore collections have won awards as well, including the Grand Prix D'Honneur.
Athipathi International Theatre
Established in 2013, Athipathi is a non-profit organisation that aims to produce exceptional Tamil theatre. Athipathi also brings Tamil dramas to our heartlands through community clubs. It nurtures young artists and leaders with free theatre and acting workshops. Over 100 new actors, playwrights and directors have showcased their talent for the first time through Athipathi.
Battlebox
The Battlebox is a former World War II British underground command centre located inside Fort Canning Hill. It was part of the headquarters of Malaya Command in World War II. It was inside the Battlebox that the British made the decision to surrender Singapore to the invading Japanese on 15 February 1942. Restored and curated by Singapore History Consultants, the Battlebox is today a museum.
Benett Theseira
Having held various roles in the Eurasian Association prior to becoming its president, Benett Theseira has always looked after the educational advancement and welfare of Singapore's Eurasian community. He is also a member of the National Integration Council, as well as a member of Our Singapore Committee, which was set up to oversee the "Our Singapore Conversation" initiative on the future of Singapore. He is also Managing Director and Head of Asia Pacific at Pramerica Real Estate Investors.
Benny Ong
Probably the first Singaporean fashion designer to establish himself in London, Benny Ong has had an impressive client list that includes the late Princess of Wales, and Queen Noor of Jordan. Best known for styling corporate identity, he has designed uniforms for the British Airports Authority and Singapore's Raffles Hotel, among others.
Blangah Rise Primary School
Established in 1977, Blangah Rise Primary School seeks to develop every student to help him or her to learn and succeed in becoming a confident learner and caring leader. The school does this through programmes such as Aspiring Confident Engineers@BRPS, Learning for Life Programme in Community and Leadership, 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Young Photographers and APEX.
Boustead Singapore Limited
Established in 1828, Boustead Singapore Limited is a progressive global infrastructure-related engineering services, geo-spatial technology and healthcare group. Focused on the engineering and development of key infrastructure to support economic growth in global markets, Boustead has infrastructure-related projects in 86 countries and territories.
British Council
The British Council is the UK's international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities, creating knowledge and understanding between the UK and over 100 countries. Using the UK's cultural resources in the fields of arts and culture, English language, education and civil society, we change lives by creating opportunities, building connections and engendering trust.
Budaya Warisan Nusantara (Buwana)
Budaya Warisan Nusantara (Buwana) is a collective made up of cultural bearers that aim to promote greater understanding and sustainability of the Malay cultural heritage in Singapore and around the world through research, education, niche programs, and community engagement. Buwana seeks to nurture a sense of appreciation, belonging and ownership to the Malay cultural heritage.
Bugis Malay Society
A registered society since 24 November 2017, Bugis Malay Society (Singapore) is also known as Persatuan Melayu Bugis Singapura.
Casuarina Primary School
Merging with Loyang Primary School in 2019, Casuarina Primary School brings together the identities, strengths and distinctiveness of both schools. Anchored on the school motto, ‘Be The Best We Can Be’, Casuarina Primary School aims to nurture each child’s unique talents and potential.
Centre for Strategic Futures, Prime Minister’s Office
The Centre for Strategic Futures (CSF) tackles issues that may be blind spots, pursues long-term futures research, and experiments with new foresight methodologies. In 2015, CSF became part of the new strategy group under the Prime Minister's Office.
Changi Airport Group
The managing company of Changi Airport, the Changi Airport Group (CAG) undertakes key functions focusing on airport operations and management, air hub development, commercial activities and airport emergency services. Through its subsidiary Changi Airports International, CAG invests in and manages foreign airports to spread the success of Changi Airport around the world.
Chettiars’ Temple Society
Formed by Nattukkottai Chettiars – Singapore's first traders, bankers and moneylenders who played a crucial role in the economy by providing capital for businesses – the Chettiars’ Temple Society manages Sri Thendayuthapani Temple and Sri Layan Sithi Vinayagar Temple, which are associated with the Thaipusam festival. The temples also award scholarships to deserving Singaporeans of all races, and donate to the needy.
Chinatown Business Association
Established by Chinatown business leaders, grassroots leaders, clan associations, hawkers and more, the Chinatown Business Association aims to promote the interests of Chinatown businesses. It organises festive celebrations, events and street activities; promotes Chinatown locally and overseas; facilitates new business alliances; helps improve business practices; and, address common business concerns.
Chinatown Heritage Centre
Honouring the struggles of Singapore's early pioneers, the Chinatown Heritage Centre recreates the living conditions of shophouse tenants who first made Chinatown their home. Their humble homes have been rebuilt with the memories of many who had lived and laboured in these spartan cubicles - where every object tells a story of hard work and sacrifice, love and joy.
Chongfu School
Founded in 1915, Chongfu School began as Chong Hock Girls' School, the only girls' school at the time. In 1949, the intake of boys began. In 1957, the school became a government-aided school. Over the years, the school changed its name to Chong Hock School, then Chongfu Primary School and finally Chongfu School. In 2015, the school commemorated 100 years of rich heritage.
Chop Wah On
Singapore’s oldest established medicated oil and balm company, Chop Wah On was established in 1916 by its founder and patriarch, Mr Tong Chee Leong, in Singapore’s famous Chinatown. It has served generations of local and overseas customers who swear by the efficacy of its range of medicated oils and balms.
Chua Thian Poh
Apart from being Chairman and CEO of Ho Bee Land, Chua Thian Poh serves on the boards of organisations such as the Federation of Chinese Clan Associations and the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. He is also Chairman of Ren Ci Hospital, Chairman of the Chinese Development Assistance Council Board of Trustees, as well as President of Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan. A member of the Constitutional Commission for the review of Elected Presidency in 2016, he is currently Singapore's Non-Resident Ambassador to the Republic of Maldives.
Chui Huay Lim Club
Founded in 1845, Chui Huay Lim Club is one of Singapore's oldest clubs. Formerly called the Teochew Gentlemen's Club, it played a unique role in early Chinese society in Singapore. During the colonial period, it was a venue for local Teochew businessmen to engage in business networking and recreational activities, and witnessed many historical milestones.
Chung Shan Association (Singapore)
In 1827, Mr Long A Shen and fellow Xiangshan clansmen founded Chung Shan Association, which was initially called Hueng Gong Xi. In 1937, the association took on its current name in honour of Dr Sun Yat-Sen. Despite several changes to its names and locations, the association remains steadfast in its mission to uphold the welfare and well-being of fellow clansmen with services for the betterment of society.
Civil Service Club
The civil service club was first formed on 25 Oct 1971, as the Singapore Civil Service Sports Council (SCSSC) to mainly handle the inter-territorial games between the Civil servants of Singapore and Malaysia.
Comics of Singapore Histories
A new series of graphic albums, Comics of Singapore Histories (COSH Studios) bring to light little-known stories of Singapore’s past, real or otherwise. The storytellers whisper in the gutters between the factual and the fantastical to imagine futures, pluralities and alternatives.
Community Chest Singapore
For 35 years, Community Chest Singapore has aimed to enable individuals to live with dignity in a caring, inclusive society. 100% of public contributions supports about 80 social service organisations – empowering children with special needs and youth-at-risk, adults with disabilities, families in need, vulnerable seniors, and persons with mental health conditions.
Cosmopolitan Women’s Club (Defunct)
In 1973, the Cosmopolitan Women’s Club was established to provide emotional support and companionship for foreign women married to Singaporeans and vice versa. After 33 years, the club was deregistered, as cross-cultural marriages had become the norm over time.
Dance Ensemble Singapore
Founded in 1993, Dance Ensemble Singapore (DES) presents multi-faceted dance styles and genres through its professional core company, DES Arts, and the Performing Arts Academy. DES was commended by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong for pushing boundaries in arts and culture. DES and DES Arts hope to transcend boundaries to cultivate artists who embody excellence, wisdom and depth.
DBS
DBS is a leading financial services group in Asia. We are headquartered in Singapore, with a growing presence in Greater China, Southeast Asia and South Asia. As a bank born and bred in Asia, we are well-positioned as your partner to capture opportunities accross the region.
Delia Foo Wen Xian
Currently Head of Department for Humanities (Acting) at St Margaret’s Secondary School, Delia Foo Wen Xian is also the school's Subject Head for History. Previously, she served at the Curriculum Planning and Development Division (CPDD) – reviewing, monitoring and implementing the history syllabuses in secondary schools. She was also part of the writing team that produced resources for teaching Singapore history. Mdm Foo also co-chaired the MOE SG50 signature project, mySG Trails and Exhibitions, which supported over 60 school-initiated projects to celebrate Singapore’s cultural identity, heritage and hopes for their future.
Dempsey Hill
Discover more than 150 years of history at Dempsey Hill. Once a Nutmeg plantation in the 1850s, the area was home to military base for the Far East British Forces in the 1860s and eventually transformed to an iconic lifestyle destination, known as Dempsey Hill of today. The conserved military barracks, once known as Tanglin Barracks, bears witness to the former colonial days, through the Japanese Occupation to Singapore’s Independence. In the 1970s, this area was used as Tanglin Camp, the former Central Manpower Base where enlisted National Service man reported to the military.
Dentons Rodyk & Davidson LLP
Trusted since 1861, Dentons Rodyk is one of Singapore's largest and oldest law firms with a team of around 200 lawyers offering clients a full suite of legal services necessary to do business locally and globally.
Desert Wine's Comfort Theatre Series
Desert Wine is a Music, Theatre, TV, Webshow and Film production company that has been functioning since 2000. The Comfort Theatre Series was created under the theatrical arm of Desert Wine in order to produce theatrical shows that are staged at both centralised and non-centralised regions of the island. To date, the Comfort Theatre Series has produced Emily of Emerald Hill (2016), Dinner with Friends (2017), Agnes of God (2018) and Railway Records (2019).
DesignSingapore Council
DesignSingapore Council's (Dsg) vision is for Singapore to be an innovation-driven economy and a loveable city through design by 2025. As the national agency that promotes design, we aim to develop the design sector, help Singapore use design for innovation and growth, and make life better in this UNESCO Creative City of Design. Dsg is a division of the Ministry of Communications and Information.
Diocese of Singapore
The Diocese of Singapore is part of the Worldwide Anglican Communion. The first Anglican church was built in Singapore in 1826. It has 26 parishes in Singapore and also ministers to 6 Deanery countries. It has been a significant part of Singapore society since its founding and provided pioneering work in healthcare, community services and education.
Dr Hadijah Rahmat
Dr Hadijah Rahmat is an Associate Professor and the Head of the Asian Languages and Cultures Academic Group, National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University. She is a leading scholar of Malay-Indonesian Studies, a prominent Malay language and culture educator/educational expert, and a highly recognised literary author, with several awards to her name. In 2018, she was appointed a Justice of Peace.
Dr Pitchay Gani
A senior Ministry of Education officer, Dr Pitchay Gani has served as lecturer at the National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, and as coordinator for the Special Training Programme (Mother Tongue). His accolades include the “Best Conference Paper Award” from the International Journal of Arts and Sciences, and the Malay Language Council Literary Award.
Economic Development Board
A government agency under the Ministry of Trade and Industry, the Singapore Economic Development Board is responsible for strategies that enhance Singapore’s position as a global centre for business, innovation, and talent. It is tasked to create sustainable economic growth with vibrant business and good job opportunities for Singapore.
Edmund Chen
From 2002-2005, Edmund acted in over 100 dramas, 18 films and 4 plays. He also produced 2 movies and 4 music albums. He wrote 10 books; his latest - My Little Red Dot Series, was distributed to 500 preschools. He has won several prestigious awards, including the Asian Package Award (Japan) in 2005, the 24th SIFF Silver Screen Special Award (2012), 5th International Chinese Film Festival (Australia) in 2013, Guinness World Records (2013), Singapore Book of Records (2013) and the A*STAR (2013). He also designed SingPost Otter and Panda stamp series in 2011 and 2012 respectively.
Eu Yan Sang
In 1879, Guangdong native Eu Kong was determined to free coolies from the clutches of opium by dispensing quality Chinese medicine and herbs. He named his first shop "Yan Sang," which literally means caring for mankind in Chinese. From that small business, Eu Yan Sang has grown to become a public company with global ambitions, but its values to care for mankind remain constant and unchanging.
Eurasian Association
After World War I, the Eurasian Association (EA) was founded in 1919 to give Eurasians representation in education and welfare. The EA assists the community through education, family support services and community development. To support its endowment fund, EA created the Eurasian Community Fund, which is automatically deducted from the wages of working Singapore Eurasians through CPF.
EZ-Link
Transforming the way Singaporeans pay since 2002, EZ-Link has become a pivotal enabler of the nation’s aim to promote e-payments. Apart from EZ-link cards that can be used beyond transit, EZ-Link has also introduced cashless innovations, such as the world’s first NFC mobile application for contactless card top-ups, and Singapore’s first free cardless ERP payment service.
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Falling Piano Games
Falling Piano Games is a small game development company founded by Junyan and Hau Teng, a husband and wife team. They strive to make games that are fun to play but yet have some learning value.
Foong Shoon Fui Kuan
Founded in 1873, Foong Shoon Fui Kuan was established by a group of clansmen consisting of 谢顺邻（Xie Shun Ling），朱诗合(Zhu Shi He)，谭东合(Tan Dong He) and its initial name was called ‘Foong Shoon Kong Si’.Foong Shoon Fui Kuan is also well known for promoting cultural and humanity programmes such as writing couplets, appreciation of ancient poetry and seminars on history and economy
Friends of Museum (FOM)
FOM is a volunteer, non-profit society devoted to offering guiding services and financial support to Singapore’s museums and cultural institutions and to delivering programmes to enhance the community’s knowledge of Asia’s history, culture and art. FOM partners with the National Heritage Board (NHB), the National Arts Council (NAC) and other public and private organizations.
Fujitsu - SMU Urban Computing & Engineering Corp Lab
Jointly funded by Fujitsu Limited and the National Research Foundation under the Corp Lab@University Scheme, the Fujitsu-SMU Urban Computing and Engineering Corp. It aims to conduct industry-relevant R&D on combining computing, behavioural economics and management science approaches to create intelligent systems to address local urban challenges, and conduct test-bedding in Singapore.
Fullerton Hotel
"Singapore’s 71st national monument, the Fullerton Hotel Singapore was once home to the General Post Office, the Singapore Club and the Chamber of Commerce. Today, the hotel successfully blends its rich heritage with contemporary style and personalised service to offer guests a world-class accommodation experience."
Gan Eng Seng School
Initially called the Anglo-Chinese Free School, Gan Eng Seng School (GESS) was founded in 1885 to provide free education to boys from poor families. It became an aided school In 1888 and a government school in 1938. In 1950, GESS became the first school to form a parent-teacher association (PTA) in Singapore. The first batch of sixth form (pre-university) female students was admitted to GESS in 1961.
Gardens by the Bay
An integral part of Singapore’s “City in a Garden” vision, Gardens by the Bay is Singapore's national garden and premier horticultural attraction. Its award-winning cooled conservatories and iconic Supertrees have placed Singapore on the world map. These attractions, plus engaging programmes, have drawn over 50 million visitors to date. Gardens by the Bay continues to be a place where wonder blooms.
Genealogy Society Singapore
The objective of Genealogy Society Singapore is to provide a forum to attract persons interested in genealogy and ancestral studies and research, the opportunity to interact, share and exchange knowledge gained, and to promulgate and educate members and the general public in the field of genealogy and ancestral roots so as to create greater awareness and interest.
General Society for Chinese Classical Poetry (International)
Established in 1991, the General Society for Chinese Classical Poetry (International) aims to promote classical Chinese poetry worldwide, especially in Singapore. With many prominent poets joining the society and several collective anthologies published, it has exerted remarkable influence on the global community of classical Chinese poetry.
GetActive! Singapore
An annual two week-long festival, GetActive! Singapore enables everyone to come together to celebrate National Day through sports.
GIC Private Limited
Established in 1981 to manage Singapore’s foreign reserves, GIC is a global long-term investor with well over US$100 billion in assets in over 40 countries worldwide. Our mandate is to preserve and enhance the international purchasing power of the reserves we manage. We seek to secure Singapore’s financial future by being a disciplined, long-term investor.
Goh Loo Club
Established in 1905 by Sun Shi Ding and Chen Zhuo Ran, the resident consuls of the Qing government, Goh Loo Club was intended as a venue for local Chinese and social dignitaries to mingle. During the Japanese occupation, the club helped maintain order and stability, serving as a centre for Chinese community leaders and personages who were intermediaries with the Japanese authorities.
Goodwood Park Hotel
Built in 1900, Goodwood Park Hotel is one of Singapore’s distinguished heritage hotels favoured by discerning travellers for its old world colonial charm. Much of the hotel’s original beauty has been faithfully restored, with the Grand Tower gazetted a national monument in 1989. Situated atop a lush landscaped hillock, the hotel features 233 elegant guest rooms exuding a cosy, homely vibe.
GovTech
From transforming the way government services are delivered to building Smart Nation infrastructure, digital transformation within the public sector is at the heart of what GovTech, or Government Technology Agency of Singapore, does. It harnesses the best info-communications technologies to make a difference in the everyday lives of people in Singapore.
Haw Par Villa
Haw Par Villa - formerly known as the Tiger Balm Garden – is an Asian cultural park, the last of its kind in the world. Built in 1937, Singapore’s largest outdoor art gallery is the brainchild of Aw Boon Haw who gifted the world Tiger Balm. The eclectic park is a treasure trove of Asian culture, history, philosophy and religion – quirky yet enlightening, at the same time.
Hindi Society
Established in 1990, Hindi Society provides Hindi as a second language to mainsteam students. The society's mission is to promote the learning of the language among non-Tamil Indian language students.
Hindu Endowments Board
A statutory body set up under the Hindu Endowments Act in 1968, the Hindu Endowment Board (HEB) operates four Hindu temples placed under its administration, namely, Sri Mariamman, Sri Srinivasa Perumal, Sri Sivan and Sri Vairavimada Kaliamman. The HEB is also involved in numerous initiatives that benefit the community, such as the HEB-Ashram, a halfway house, and the HEB-Sivadas Education Fund, which provides financial assistance through bursaries and grants for Hindu children.
Holy Tree Sri Subramaniar Temple
The Holy Tree Sri Balasubramaniar Temple was established in 1962 as a makeshift altar, serving the Hindu workers in the British Royal Navy Dockyard. To provide for the needs of the growing number of devotees, the temple was officially registered in 1964. Today, the temple serves thousands of devotees and hosts the annual signature event, Panguni Uthiram festival.
HuM Theatre
Established in 2009, HuM Theatre was created to entertain through laughter, through emotions, and through performance.
Hwa Chong Institution
Singapore's premier independent school, Hwa Chong Institution (HCI) is a merger of Chinese High School (founded in 1919) and Hwa Chong Junior College (founded in 1974). The first of its kind to receive the Singapore Quality Award, HCI caters to the top five percent students from Singapore and the region. It has produced 58 recipients of the President's Scholarship, the country’s most prestigious, and 53 World Championship winners in fields such as future problem-solving, and entrepreneurship.
IBM Singapore Pte. Ltd.
In Singapore since 1953, IBM's presence and investments in the country have grown many times over - in size and variety. It has also actively aligned both its business and corporate citizenship activities to Singapore's Smart Nation agenda.
Imran bin Tajudeen
Assistant Professor in the Department of Architecture at National University of Singapore, Imran bin Tajudeen is passionate about place histories and the underlying assumptions through which notions of heritage have been constituted. He has been engaged in a number of urban history and heritage documentation projects, including Kampung Gelam. He was a postdoctoral fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture and the International Institute for Asian Studies in the Netherlands.
InARTS Productions
In 2012, theatre practitioner and trainer Jalyn Han founded InARTS Productions to realise her long-time dream of producing quality artistic content with heart, in collaboration with like-minded talents. Ms Han is dedicated to creating and nurturing a lifelong love for the performing arts in children, youth and seniors.
Indian Heritage Centre
Established in 2015, the Indian Heritage Centre (IHC) traces the history of the South Asian community in Singapore and Southeast Asia. It is a focal point for the Indian community, and a platform to learn more about the diverse Indian heritage in Singapore. Located in Little India, IHC also serves as a springboard for visitors to explore the historic precinct.
Institute of Policy Studies
Established in 1988, the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) is an independent think tank tasked to study and generate public policy ideas. Now an autonomous research centre of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy - National University of Singapore, IPS continues to analyse public policy, build bridges between thought leaders, and communicate its findings to a wide audience.
Institute of Technical Education
Established in 1992, the Institute of Technical Education aims to be a trailblazer in career and technical education. It offers students and adult learners opportunities to acquire skills, knowledge and values in order to support their employability and lifelong learning.
International Chinese Culture Exchange Federation
Its vision and mission succinctly captured in its slogan – Connecting Chinese culture internationally – the ICCEF is tasked to carry on the traditions of Chinese culture, and promote it through international exchanges in collaboration with the business sector. It also aims to advance multiculturalism and an inclusive harmonious society through cultural partnerships.
ION Orchard
ION Art is a unique proposition of ION Orchard, bringing an ‘integrated mall experience’, featuring the best in shopping, dining, art and design from the world over. The structured art and design programme focuses on the exhibition of modern and contemporary art and design, offering visitors an opportunity to savour a diverse range of visual arts.
ISEAS - Yusof Ishak Institute
Established in 1968, the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS) was renamed ISEAS - Yusof Ishak Institute in 2015. Its many objectives include: being a leading research centre for the study of socio-political, security and economic trends and developments in and around Southeast Asia; stimulating research and debate; and, facilitating the search for viable solutions to problems confronting the region.
Jamiyah Singapore
Jamiyah Singapore, also known as Muslim Missionary Society Singapore, was founded in 1932 by the Roving Ambassador of Peace from Meerut (India), Moulana Abdul Aleem Siddique. Continuing Moulana’s legacy, vision and mission is to serve the community and to provide welfare services to the less privileged and disadvantaged of all races and faiths.
JANE’s SG Tours
We pride ourselves in offering out-of-the-ordinary tours – some walking, some by bus, some a mix! We also curate events with an emphasis on the heritage, history and culture of our “little red dot” of an island. We have a wonderfully professional, committed team who work hard to ensure that the interesting parts of our small but magical island are introduced to residents and visitors alike.
Jeremy Monteiro, Musician
Jazz Pianist, composer, producer vocalist & educator. Jeremy has been a professional musician since 1976 with more than 40 solo albums to his name. He received Singapore’s highest honour in the arts, The Cultural Medallion in 2002.He is Executive Director of the Jazz Association (Singapore) and Managing Director of his company, Showtime Productions Pte. Ltd.
Jewish Welfare Board
Founded in 1949, the Jewish Welfare Board is a non-profit organisation overseeing the religious, cultural, social, benevolence and educational needs of Singapore's Jewish community. It also manages the Maghain Aboth Synagogue, Southeast Asia's oldest synagogue, the Jacob Ballas Centre, and the Abdullah Shooker Home for the Aged.
John Joel Seow
Fascinated by Singapore's multi-faceted past, John Joel Seow enjoys exploring obscure historical places such as Kampong Lorong Buangkok and the Johore Battery. A linguistics graduate, he is passionate about toponymy, as place names reflect an area's history. Currently a Programme Manager with environmental non-profit organisation Waterways Watch Society, Mr Seow was also part of a Youth Corps project that helped residents of Nee Soon Community develop closer connections by co-creating a green community playground.
Kelvin Tong
Starting out as a film critic, director Kelvin tong has helmed several movies, including "The Maid" – which broke the Singapore box office record for the horror genre and won the European Fantastic Film Festivals Federation Asian Film Award at the 10th Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival. He was also the first Singaporean to direct a Hollywood film, "The Faith of Anna Waters." Mr Tong contributed the final short film to cap the 7 Letters omnibus to celebrate Singapore’s 50th Anniversary in 2015.
Killiney International Pte Ltd
This beloved kopitiam began as Kheng Hoe Heng Coffeeshop in 1919. In 1992, loyal customer Woon Tek Seng bought the shop and renamed it Killiney Kopitiam. He preserved its heritage by retaining three of its key workers, who passed on their skills. Today, Killiney Kopitiam is Singapore's oldest existing Hainanese coffeeshop, with over 30 outlets in Singapore and over 85 outlets overseas.
Kim Lan Beo Temple
Built in 1830, Kim Lan Beo served as the centre of activities for the Hokkien community. Refurbished in 1881, the temple became a place of worship for the public. In the 1960s, the Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan took over the management of the temple. In 1988, Kim Lan Beo relocated to Kim Tian Road.
Kong Hwa School
To address the shortage of schools after World War II, Hokkien Huay Kuan established Kong Hwa School in 1951. Originally named after Dr Lee Kong Chian, it was renamed Kong Hwa School at his request. In 1992, the school earned the Special Assistance Plan status. The school has also received the Ministry of Education School Distinction Award, and Spring Singapore's Singapore Quality Class.
Kristin Geetha
Currently Senior Analyst at the Ministry of Home Affairs, Kristin Geetha also serves as Secretary of the SINDA Youth Club (SYC). Previously, she mentored in the SINDA Young Leaders Programme (SYLP) – an intensive leadership programme that challenged participants to design and execute social innovation projects. As SYLP project lead, she proposed several ideas, including partnering with community partners, which resulted in sustainable social innovation projects. She has also led several SYLP team study trips in Cambodia, Sri Lanka and Vietnam.
Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital
Founded in 1910 to provide free medical services for Cantonese immigrants, Kwong Wai Shiu is one of Singapore’s oldest charitable healthcare institutions. Initially, the Hospital’s in-patient services were only available to the Cantonese, while out-patient services were accessible to all. In 1974, the hospital resolved to include people of all races for its in-patient facilities.
Landmark Books
In 1986, Goh Eck Kheng set up Landmarks Books and published its first book – We Remember: Cameos of Pioneer Life by Yvonne Quahe. The publication chronicles the oral history of local pioneers of the 1920s and ’30s. Landmark Books also worked with unknown Singaporean writers by publishing works such as Adrian Tan’s The Teenage Textbook and The Teenage Workbook, which became bestselling novels.
Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
A one-stop exhibition, education and research facility serving a multitude of biodiversity, environmental and conservation activities, the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum aims to be a leader in Southeast Asian biodiversity. It manages Singapore’s first and only permanent natural history exhibition, which dates back to the original Raffles Museum (now the National Museum of Singapore).
Lim Chen Sian
An archaeologist affiliated with the Nalanda-Sriwijawa Centre at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Lim Chen Sian has been involved in archaeological and heritage-related work in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Egypt. These include excavations at the National Art Gallery Singapore, Fort Serapong and the Sentosa Integrated Resort.
Lim Kim Hoe, Adrian
Serving in several grassroots organisations, including Admiralty Citizens’ Consultative Committee, Lim Kim Hoe is a young, capable community leader. He comes up with meaningful suggestions in formulating strategic directions for Woodgrove Community Centre, where he is currently Chairman. As Group Managing Director of Disk Precision Group, he also leverages his network to find sponsors for welfare programmes and community bonding programmes for residents.
Lions Club International Singapore
The Lions Clubs in Singapore carry out service work in key areas fostered by LCI and for which they provide support, namely: programmes for the elderly, youth and children; sight conservation and work for the blind; hearing and speech and work for the deaf; diabetes awareness; environment; cultural and community awareness; and, promoting the use of Information Technology.
Little India Shopkeepers & Heritage Association
A collaboration among the Little India stakeholders, the Hindu Endowment Board and the Serangoon Merchant’s Association, Little India Shopkeepers & Heritage Association (LISHA) was established to promote Little India’s heritage, culture, business and commercial activities, and position it as a multi-cultural, multi-ethnic destination in Singapore.
Made of Brilliance (MOB)
Made of Brilliance (MOB) is a platform for youths to collaborate and contribute towards real world challenges and opportunities. We do this by designing projects for youths to participate in. We provide facilitation support and subject matter expertise as well as focus on knowledge application and the acquisition of real life skills such as collaboration, creativity, critical thinking, leadership and emotional intelligence.
Madrasah Al-Ma'arif Al-Islamiah
An all-girls Islamic school in Geylang, Madrasah Al-Ma'arif Al-Islamiah aims to nurture graduates who are empowered with holistic education, and are excellent academically, exalted in character, and capable and ready to move forward with the mainstream.
Madrasah Aljunied Al-Islamiah
Founded in 1927, Madrasah Aljunied Al-Islamiah is the pride of the Muslim community. Dedicated teachers and excellent curricula, both secular and religious, have made it Singapore's premier school of Islamic learning. Madrasah Aljunied will continue its tradition of nurturing future global Islamic scholars and leaders who are able to contribute to the global community.
Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura
Also known as the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore, Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (Muis) was established in 1968 to serve the interests of Singapore's Muslim community. In this regard, Muis is responsible for the promotion of religious, social, educational, economic and cultural activities in accordance with the principles and traditions of Islam as enshrined in the Holy Quran and Sunnah.
Malay Heritage Centre
Located in Kampong Glam, the Malay Heritage Centre (MHC) showcases the history, culture and contributions of the Malay community in the context of Singapore’s history and multi-cultural society. Through exhibits, programmes and activities, MHC aims to be a vibrant destination of historical and cultural significance for Singaporeans and tourists. It aims to honour the past, while providing a means for present-day expression.
Malay Heritage Foundation
Incorporated in 1999, the Malay Heritage Foundation (Yayasan Warisan Melayu) is a non-profit organisation that aims to enhance awareness and deepen appreciation of the heritage of the Malay community in Singapore and its contribution to nation-building; and nurture the emerging talent pipeline and build capacity for the arts and heritage sector.
Malay Language Learning and Promotion Committee
In 2006, the Malay Language Learning and Promotion Committee (MLLPC) was established to further enthuse students in learning the Malay language, and to develop in them an abiding interest in the language, literature and culture. MLLPC comprises community leaders and representatives from tertiary education institutions, Malay community organisations, media and other professional bodies.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
Established in 1996, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) is tasked to develop Singapore as a premier global hub port and international maritime centre, and to advance and safeguard Singapore's strategic maritime interests.
Mark Chan, Artist
One of Singapore’s premier composers, Mark Chan is a singer, multi-instrumentalist, poet and painter. His unique combination of East and West was born from nine years' training in classical Chinese bamboo flute and seven as a Western counter-tenor.
Marshall Cavendish
As a major international content provider, Marshall Cavendish publishes in numerous languages with extensive works spanning across education, general interest, business information and home reference. These works are presented in formats ranging from books and directories to magazines and digital platform.
Masjid Jamae (Chulia)
As early as 1826, Masjid Jamae was already in existence, a testimony to the large number of Tamil Muslims in Chinatown. The present building was completed later, in the 1830s. Today, in addition to facilitating religious activities, prayers and sermons, the mosque organises seminars and discussions on religious/ social thoughts and beliefs for both Muslims and non-Muslims.
Masjid Omar Kampong Melaka
Singapore's oldest mosque and place of worship, Masjid Omar Kampong Melaka was established in 1820. It was built by and named after Syed Sharif Omar bin Ali Aljunied, a Yemeni-Arab merchant and philanthropist. The mosque was also a famous meeting point for local Malays and Jawi Peranakans, as well as early Muslim immigrants such as Arabs and Indonesians. In 2001, it was declared a historic site by the National Heritage Board.
Masjid Sultan
Dating back to 1824, Masjid Sultan is a premier mosque and a prominent landmark in the Kampong Glam Malay Heritage District, which is a showcase for tourists to understand the religion, culture and the diverse ethnic groups that make up Muslim Singaporeans today. It is managed under a Board of Trustees that represent Malays, Bugis, Javanese, Arabs, and Southern and Northern Indians.
Mel Dean, Chef
A prominent advocate who promotes HALAL culinary products and services, celebrity chef Mel Dean shares his passion for food through innovative and interactive cooking workshops and live cooking demonstrations in Singapore and overseas.
Methodist Girls’ School
In 1887, Methodist Girls’ School (MGS) was founded to educate every girl in a Christian environment. Since 2013, it has offered the Integrated Programme (IP) and the O-Level pathways, which includes the Sophia Blackmore Academy (SBA) for students who excel in Maths, Science and English in the PSLE. MGS also offers the Ministry of Education’s Music Elective Programme (MEP).
Millennia Institute
Millennia Institute (MI) was established in 2004 with the merger of Outram Institute (OI) and Jurong Institute (JI) as the only Centralised Institute in Singapore, offering a 3-year GCE A-Level course and the Commerce stream, on top of the Arts and Science streams. MI’s mission is to nurture students’ talents to achieve diverse definitions of success beyond the academic. Its signature MI.World Programme equips MI students with a global perspective and cross-cultural skills. Students are also trained in Design Thinking to drive the spirit of innovation. Additionally, self-directed learning programmes, such as the student-led Values in Action, GAP Week, Job Experience and MI SkillsFuture Programme, were introduced to instil in students a sense of autonomy, mastery and purpose in learning for life.
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth
Established in 2012, the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) aims to inspire Singaporeans through the arts and sports, strengthen community bonds, and promote volunteerism and philanthropy. MCCY continues to create an environment where Singaporeans can pursue their aspirations for a better quality of life and together, build a gracious and caring society everyone is proud to call home.
Ministry of Education
Tasked to formulate and implement education policies on education structure, curriculum, pedagogy, and assessment – the Ministry of Education oversees the management and development of government-funded schools, and the Institute of Technical Education, polytechnics and universities.
Ministry of Social and Family Development
The Ministry of Social and Family Development develops the "heartware" for Singapore through our policies, community infrastructure, programmes and services. Our mission is to nurture a resilient and caring society that can overcome challenges together. Previously known as the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports, the Ministry was officially restructured on 1 November 2012.
MINT Museum of Toys
MINT Museum of Toys houses a world-class collection of vintage toys and collectable items from over 40 countries and range in date from the 1840s to 1970s in 4 thematic levels. It hopes to continue to rekindle and bring its audience to that Moment of Imagination and Nostalgia with Toys (MINT).
Moliah binte Hashim
Formerly CEO of Yayasan Mendaki and the current principal of Princess Elizabeth Primary School, Moliah binte Hashim has served the Ministry of Education for over 35 years. She has also been on several governing boards, including the Media Development Authority, and Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (Islamic Religious Council of Singapore). She is currently a member of the Management Committee of the Casa Raudha Women Home, and a District Counsellor in the Families and Children Committee for the South East Community Development Council.
Monetary Authority of Singapore
Singapore's central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore promotes sustained economic growth through appropriate monetary policy formulation and close surveillance of emerging trends and potential vulnerabilities. It manages Singapore's exchange rate, foreign reserves and liquidity in the banking sector.
Montfort Junior School
Founded in 1916, Montfort Junior School (MJS) is an all-boys Catholic School. Since its founding, the school has been providing quality education to boys, regardless of race, language, religion or family background. Boy-centric education (BCE) is the teaching and learning framework of MJS.
Montfort Secondary School
During World War I, Serangoon Parish Priest Father Laurent established what was then known as Holy Innocents English School. In 1936, the Brothers of St Gabriel took over from the parish. In 1958, the school was renamed Montfort School, in honour of St Louis Marie Grignion de Montfort. By the 1960s, it became synonymous with quality education.
Musical Theatre Ltd
MTL brings magic and colour into people’s lives through new works of musical theatre, created in Singapore. Through these shows we pursue our mission of promoting the enjoyment of musical theatre throughout the community. Our performers get a platform to develop their skills in front of an audience, while bringing the healing art of music, to the sick, needy and disabled community.
Muslim Youth Forum, Singapore (MYF)
MYF is “a gathering of conversations” reflecting a renewed interest in Singapore Muslim youth community outreach efforts. MYF was launched as one of the first ""shout-out"" platforms for youth individuals and youth groups. It is a purpose-driven network that connects like-minded individuals, community figures, non-profit organizations and socially responsible brands.
Nagarathar Association (Singapore)
A registered society since 2003, the Nagarathar Association is tasked to promote, foster and advance the welfare, culture and customs of the Nagarathar community, also known as Nattukottai Chettiars. Its objectives include: organising charitable activities for the underprivileged, and encouraging a healthy exchange of ideas and experiences between members and Nattukottai Chettiars worldwide.
Nagore Dargah
Built along what was once the Singapore shoreline, Nagore Dargah served to assure weary travellers that they were nearing the land they were seeking for work or trade. Declared a national monument in 1974, the shrine also houses the Indian Muslim Heritage Centre, which was established to inspire Singaporeans with the memory of the contributions of pioneers.
Nam Hwa Opera
Founded in 1963 by avid fans of Teochew opera, Nam Hwa Opera (NHO) has grown into one of Singapore’s most prominent and prolific Teochew opera companies. NHO's mission is to preserve, develop and promote traditional Teochew opera as an important heritage of Singapore. NHO is also home to the Nam Hwa Teochew Music Ensemble.
Nan Chiau Primary School
First established as Nan Chiau Girls’ High School in 1947, Nan Chiau Primary School is an affiliate school of the Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan. An innovative school where inspiring educators nurture future-ready leaders with values, Nan Chiau Primary aims to foster cognitive, leadership, aesthetic, moral, physical and social growth.
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts
Established in 1938, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) is Singapore’s pioneer arts institution. Known for its curriculum and teaching approach, diverse creations and community outreach, NAFA offers full-time diploma and degree programmes in the School of Art and Design, the School of Music, and the School of Arts Management, Dance and Theatre.
Nanyang Polytechnic
Established as an institution of higher learning in 1992, Nanyang Polytechnic’s (NYP) seven academic schools offer quality education and training through more than 40 full-time diploma courses. NYP also has a full suite of continuing education (CET) options for lifelong learning, ranging from specialist and advanced diplomas, to SkillsFuture modules and courses.
Nanyang Technological University Singapore
A research-intensive public university, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) has 33,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students in the colleges of Engineering, Business, Science, and Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, and its Graduate College. NTU’s Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine was established jointly with Imperial College London.
In 2019, NTU was placed 11th globally in the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings. It was also ranked the world’s best young university (under 50 years old) by QS for the sixth consecutive year in 2019. In addition, NTU was named the world’s fastest rising young university by Times Higher Education in 2015.
National Archives of Singapore
Keeper of records and documents of national significance, the National Archives of Singapore houses the collective memory of the whole country. This memory allows current and future generations of Singaporeans to understand our different cultures, explore our common heritage, and appreciate who we are and how we became a nation.
National Arts Council
A champion of the arts in Singapore, the National Arts Council aims to nurture creative excellence and support broad audience engagement to inspire Singaporeans, connect communities and profile Singapore internationally. It helps preserve Singapore's rich cultural traditions, even as it cultivates accomplished artists and vibrant companies for the future.
National Council of Social Services
NCSS is the umbrella body for over 450 member social service organisations in Singapore. Its mission is to provide leadership and direction in enhancing the capabilities and capacity of our members, advocating for social service needs and strengthening strategic partnerships, for an effective social service ecosystem.
National Gallery Singapore
A progressive institution, the National Gallery Singapore oversees the largest public collection of modern art in Southeast Asia. Reflecting Singapore’s unique heritage and location, the gallery creates dialogues involving the art of Singapore, Southeast Asia and the world through collaborative research, education, long-term and special exhibitions, and innovative programming.
National Heritage Board
The custodian of Singapore’s heritage, the National Heritage Board (NHB) is responsible for telling the Singapore story. Through the national collection, NHB curates heritage programmes and presents exhibitions to connect the past, present and future generations of Singaporeans.
National Integration Council
Despite their multi-racial and multi-cultural backgrounds, Singaporeans have built a harmonious society because we value the importance of accepting and understanding one another. Established in 2009, the National Integration Council aims to increase awareness of the importance of integration, and to foster mutual understanding and acceptance, for our continued success as a society and nation.
National Library Board
Nurturing readers for life, learning communities and a knowledgeable nation, the National Library Board (NLB) promotes reading, learning and history through its network of 26 public libraries, the National Library, and the National Archives of Singapore.
National Museum of Singapore
Dating back to 1887, the National Museum of Singapore is the nation’s oldest museum with a progressive mind. It adopts cutting-edge and multi-perspective ways of presenting history and culture to redefine the conventional museum experience. The museum hosts innovative festivals and events all year round, and presents thought-provoking exhibitions involving critically important collections of artefacts.
National Parks Board
Responsible for nurturing the greenery of Singapore, the National Parks Board (NParks) actively engages the community to enhance our living environment. It manages 350 parks and 300 km of park connectors, and the Singapore Botanic Gardens, among others. NParks also aims to conserve representative eco-systems in land-scarce Singapore.
National University of Singapore - University Scholars Programme
Established in 2001, the National University of Singapore - University Scholars Programme aims to shape independent, adaptable thinkers and doers who will make an impact in the world. Each year, USP admits around 200 undergraduates from faculties and schools in NUS. The USP education focuses on strengthening core academic and professional skills – including the ability to ask the right questions and pursue research.
National Volunteer Philanthropy Centre (NVPC)
The National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC) is a non-profit organisation promoting a giving culture in Singapore through catalysing development in volunteerism and philanthropy to build a City of Good. We facilitate partnerships with non-profits, companies, public sector bodies and individuals to enliven the giving ecosystem within Singapore.
National Youth Council
Established in 1989, the National Youth Council believes in a world where young people are respected and heard, and have the ability to influence and make a difference. Together with its partners, it aims to develop future-ready youths who are committed to Singapore – by ingraining in them a heart for service, resilience and an enterprising spirit.
New Ubin Seafood Group
Starting on the island of Pulau Ubin itself, New Ubin Seafood began as a humble home serving up fresh, kampong-style seafood in an laid-back and relaxing environment. When the Singapore government acquired Pulau Ubin, New Ubin Seafood moved to the mainland, where it has continued its tradition of serving authentic Singaporean cuisine in several locations islandwide.
Nexus MINDEF
Nexus MINDEF strengthens Singaporeans' resolve to defend, protect and safeguard our way of life through constantly finding creative ways to engage Singaporeans with the support of partners from the public, people and private sectors. They provide opportunities for Singaporeans to think about these things and express their thoughts through creative means such as filmmaking, animation and gaming.
Ngee Ann Kongsi
In 1845, Ngee Ann Kongsi (Kongsi) was formed by prominent Teochew leaders from what was then known as Ngee Ann County in Guangdong, China. In 1993, the Ngee Ann Kongsi (Incorporation) Ordinance was enacted. Kongsi is now a non-profit organisation. It funds its charitable projects using revenue from ventures such as Ngee Ann City Shopping Centre and Office Complex and other properties.
NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore
A national research centre of Nanyang Technological University, the NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore is unique in its offering of exhibitions, residencies, research and academic education for knowledge production and dissemination. It positions itself as a space for critical discourse, and encourages new ways of thinking about curatorial spaces in Southeast Asia and beyond.
NUS Centre For the Arts (CFA)
Established in 1993, NUS Centre For the Arts is a vibrant space for the appreciation of the arts and nurturing of the creative and inquiring spirit. We support student engagement with the arts and the integration of the arts into the life of the University.
CFA includes the NUS Museum, NUS Baba House and a Talent and Development arm that oversees 22 student arts excellence groups. Through our myriad of programmes, practices, exhibitions, workshops and outreach, such as NUS Arts Festival and the ExxonMobil Campus Concerts, we enrich the university experience and contribute to the building of knowledge and transformation of students.
We also manage facilities such as the University Cultural Centre, with its 1700-seat Hall and 425-seat Theatre, and rehearsal spaces in Runme Shaw CFA Studios and University Town.
OCBC Bank
OCBC Bank is the longest-established Singapore bank, formed in 1932 from the merger of three local banks, the oldest of which was founded in 1912. It is now the second largest financial services group in Southeast Asia by assets and one of the world’s most highly-rated banks with key markets in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Greater China.
OnePeople.sg
In 1997, OnePeople.sg was established to promote racial harmony and spearhead programmes and initiatives to bring the different ethnic communities together. It aims to provide a conducive environment for youths from different cultural backgrounds to learn about diversity, dialogue, build friendships and lead racial harmony efforts.
Our Singapore Fund
Created to support meaningful projects by passionate Singaporeans, Our Singapore Fund encourages groups of individuals or registered organisations to initiate projects that promote the Singapore Spirit and shared values, and build more socially inclusive communities.
OuterEdit
Brand Strategy x Graphic Design x Brand Experiences
Traversing the worlds of marketing, creativity, technology and design, OuterEdit has been making meaningful matter through the creation of brand strategies and creative solutions with clients looking to approach their challenges and resonate with their audiences in sophisticated and unexpected ways.
Outram Secondary School
Founded in 1906, Outram Secondary School enriches students’ learning experiences in and beyond the classroom. The school develops students to become critical thinkers and offers programmes to inspire them to learn through problem-solving of real world problems and computational thinking. The school also cultivates students' mental and physical resilience through their lifelong learning programme, “Sports for Life”.
Outward Bound Singapore
With a 50-year legacy, Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) is the pioneer and leader in outdoor education in Singapore, providing adventure-based experiential learning to help develop rugged and resilient youths. Since 2015, OBS has been part of the strengthened National Youth Council to drive youth development, and broaden outreach to young Singaporeans and youth sector organisations.
Overseas Singaporean Unit
Established to build communities of overseas Singaporeans, Overseas Singaporean Unit (OSU) aims to strengthen their sense of identity and connection to home through programmes such as the Singapore Day, Singapore Speaker’s Series, and Camp@Home, as well as digital platforms such as the Overseas Singaporean Portal. On Singapore Day 2019, OSU will bring a slice of The Singapore Bicentennial to overseas Singaporeans.
Pansing Distribution Pte Ltd
One of the leading wholesalers of books in Singapore and Malaysia, Pansing manages the sales, marketing and distribution of titles from major publishers in the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia and Southeast Asia.
PARAGON
PARAGON, a premier upscale retail mall and medical suites/office property, is located in the heart of Orchard Road, Singapore's most famous shopping and tourist precinct. PARAGON consists of a six-storey retail podium and one basement level with close to 492.000 sq ft of retail space, a 14-storey tower and another three-storey tower sitting on top of the retail podium with a total of close to 223,000 sq ft of medical suites/office space.
Parsi Zoroastarian Association of South East Asia (PZAS)
Parsi Zoroastarian Association of South East Asia (PZAS) is an organisation headquartered in Singapore catering to Zarathusists in this part of the world. The association hosts various activities throughout the year and is also the voice of the Zoroastarian community in the multi-ethnic nation of Singapore.
Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Secondary)
Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Secondary) is a premier all-girls' school with a long heritage of excellence. The school seeks to provide holistic education to girls in a nurturing and life-giving school environment. As an Autonomous school since 2002, PLMGS(Sec) has been recognised with many national awards for best practices.
People’s Association
Established in 1960, the People’s Association (PA) aims to promote racial harmony and social cohesion in Singapore. PA offers a wide range of programmes for all Singaporeans – connecting people to people, and people to government – through its network of 1,800 grassroots organisations, over 100 community clubs, five community development councils, the National Community Leadership Institute, and Water-Venture.
Peranakan Association Singapore
In 1900, the Peranakan Association Singapore (TPAS) was born as the Straits Chinese British Association (SCBA). Today, TPAS continues its mission of preserving and promoting Peranakan culture. It enjoys close working relationships with its sister associations – the Gunong Sayang Association, the Association of Chetti Melaka, and the Eurasian Association.
Persatuan Bawean Singapura
Established in 1934, the Persatuan Bawean Singapura, or Bawean Association of Singapore, aims to promote Bawean language and culture, and encourage participation in national-level programmes, as well as preserve and strengthen ties among the Baweanese community.
Polytechnic Forum 2019
Jointly organised by the five polytechnics (Nanyang, Ngee Ann, Republic, Singapore and Temasek) in Singapore, Polytechnic Forum was launched in 1996 to provide a platform for our youths to take ownership of our nation for the future. Every year, 300 students from the five polytechnics gather to gain a deeper appreciation of national issues through research, learning journeys and discussions with leaders from both the public and private sectors.
Preschool Market
Preschool Market is a social enterprise that supports early childhood practitioners, children and parents through meaningful projects and engagements. The aim is to contribute to children's development by providing play opportunities. We hope to enhance the quality of early childhood and also build a community to support practitioners and parents in Singapore.
Prime Minister’s Office, Istana
Handling matters of great importance to the nation, the Prime Minister's Office comprises agencies (CPIB, Elections Department, NRF, NSCC, PSD, Smart Nation and Digital Government Office, and the Strategy Group) and statutory boards (MAS, the Civil Service College, and GoTech) that support and advise the Prime Minister.
Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church
Singapore's oldest Presbyterian Church, Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church has grown from strength to strength since its founding in 1843. It seeks to be a congregation that is “Proclaiming Salvation, Perfected in Christ” with strong biblical teaching, a community rooted in truth and love, a vibrant cell group ministry, as well as a holistic range of generational ministries for the entire family.
PSA Singapore
Operating the world’s largest container transhipment hub, PSA Singapore links shippers to an excellent network of major shipping lines with connections to 600 ports globally. At this megahub, shippers have access to daily sailings to every major port in the world.
Raffles City Singapore
Raffles City Singapore is a premier integrated complex comprising retail, commercial, hotels and convention centre space in the heart of Singapore’s Central Business District. The complex consists of Raffles City Singapore, Raffles City Tower, Raffles City Convention Centre, Swissotel The Stamford and Fairmont Singapore.
Raffles Hotel Singapore
In 1887, Raffles Singapore set the standard for luxury hospitality, introducing the world to private butlers, the Singapore Sling, and its enduring, legendary service. Today, Raffles continues this tradition, enchanting travellers with meaningful experiences and service that is both gracious and intuitive.
Raffles Institution
Founded in 1823, Raffles Institution aims to provide an all-round education that enables students to excel in their passions and pursuits. The Raffles Programme culminates in GCE A-Level examinations. Graduates also receive the Raffles Diploma, which honours student participation and achievements. RI's special focus is on character and leadership development, particularly in giving back to the community.
Rahayu Buang
Currently the CEO of Yayasan Mendaki, Rahaya Buang previously served as the Director of Family Education and Support (FES) Division and the Director of Office for Women’s Development (OWD) at the Ministry of Social and Family Development. Under her leadership, FES worked extensively in supporting marriage and parenting education through evidence-based programmes. She also oversaw OWD as the focal point on women’s issues and Singapore’s commitments at regional and international platforms. A graduate from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, she was conferred the Public Administration Medal (Bronze) award in 2014 in recognition of her service to Singapore.
Rainbow Centre
Established in 1987, Rainbow Centre is a registered charity and Institution of a Public Character. We envision a world where persons with disabilities are empowered and thriving in inclusive communities. We work with our partners to create opportunities for persons with disabilities to make the most of their abilities and participate meaningfully in society. Through practical education, meaningful support and effective training programmes, we strive to increase the quality of life for them and their families.
Real Estate Developers' Association of Singapore
Founded in 1958 to promote the real estate industry’s interests, the Real Estate Developers’ Association of Singapore (REDAS) began as the Singapore Land & Housing Developers’ Association. Over the years, REDAS has scaled up its operations - with training programmes to enhance knowledge and capabilities, as well as awards recognising achievements of real estate pioners.
Republic of Singapore Navy
The nation’s first line of defence, the Republic of Singapore Navy protects Singapore’s sea lines of communications and contributes to regional peace and security. In peacetime, its mission involves keeping a sharp eye and maintaining continuous surveillance on the Singapore Strait, forming a vanguard against sea robberies, piracy, terrorism and unwanted incursions.
Republic of Singapore Yacht Club
Asia's oldest yacht club, the then Singapore Yacht Club had Sir Stamford Raffles' officers and men for its first members. It became the Republic of Singapore Yacht Club when Singapore’s first president Yusof bin Ishak became its first Singaporean patron. The club offers easy access to the Southern Islands and Indonesia's Riau Archipelago, as well as the best sea sports facilities and recreational amenities.
Republic Polytechnic
The first educational institution in Singapore to leverage the problem-based learning approach, Republic Polytechnic (RP) offers diplomas in Applied Science, Engineering, Management and Communication, Hospitality, Infocomm, Sports, Health and Leisure, and Technology for the Arts. Committed to nurturing innovation and entrepreneurial learning, RP grooms students to be problem solvers, respected professionals and passionate citizens.
Resorts World™ Sentosa
Resorts World Sentosa, Asia’s premium lifestyle destination resort, is home to world-class attractions including Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, Dolphin Island, Adventure Cove Waterpark and The Maritime Experiential Museum – the only one of its kind in Singapore dedicated to the exploration of the iconic Maritime Silk Route.
Restaurant Association of Singapore
Singapore's pioneer and largest F&B Association, Restaurant Association of Singapore (RAS) comprises over 400 member restaurants, caterers, fast foods and food courts. Representing up to 700 brands that operate 3,600 outlets, RAS advances the interests of the F&B industry with networking events, industry awards, and programmes to drive business success.
RSVP Singapore
Since 1998, RSVP Singapore The Organisation of Senior Volunteers (RSVP Singapore) has been actively engaging seniors in purpose-driven volunteerism. Through impactful community service programmes, it serves more than 200,000 beneficiaries each year, including the mentally disadvantaged, at-risk children from low-income families, and socially isolated seniors.
Science Centre Singapore
Beyond raising a nation of “science literate people,” Science Centre Singapore makes science accessible and engaging, creating an environment where Singaporeans are empowered to advance their own learning and, hopefully, do something incredible with their future. Among its many aims, the centre hosts exhibitions and activities that make science more relevant to the people of Singapore.
SCORE
Singapore Corporation of Rehabilitative Enterprises(SCORE) was established as a statutory board under the Ministry of Home Affairs on 1 April 1976. SCORE plays an important role in the Singapore correctional system by creating a safe and secure Singapore through the provision of rehabilitation and aftercare services to inmates and ex-offender.
Seletar Hills Estate Residents' Association
Established since 1968, Seletar Hills Estate Residents’ Association was registered with the Registrar of Societies, to promote and sustain the ambience and enhance life in the estate. With the support of the developer of the Estate, the Bukit Sembawang Group, SHERA was able to secure the provisions of playground for children. SHERA also promotes the well being of residents and organizes activities for the residents. In 2013, SHERA published a 285-page commemorative coffee table book “Down the Seletar River” for its 45th Anniversary. In 2018, “Uncovering Seletar” the sequel was published as she celebrated her Golden Anniversary of 50 years.
Sentosa Development Corporation
Located just 15 minutes from the city, Sentosa is Asia's leading leisure destination and Singapore's premier getaway. This 500-hectare island resort is home to an exciting array of themed attractions, award-winning spa retreats, golden sandy beaches, resort accommodations, world-renowned golf courses, a deep-water yachting marina and luxurious residences – including Singapore's first integrated resort, Resorts World Sentosa, which features Southeast Asia's first Universal Studios theme park.
SG Cares
SG Cares is a national movement dedicated to guide and support the goodwill of all in Singapore to better help those in need. Giving and kindness can take many forms; spontaneous, informal or organised. From daily acts of kindness to volunteering together with others - every action matters. Together, we can all play a part, big and small, to make Singapore a more caring and inclusive home for all.
SG Enable
Dedicated to enabling persons with disabilities, SG Enable aims to enhance information and referral services for child and adult disability schemes; administer grants and support to persons with disabilities and their caregivers; improve transition management across different life stages; enhance employability and employment options for persons with disabilities.
SG100 Foundation
SG100 Foundation is a social enterprise established with the purpose of building a strong foundation to establish a prosperous and sustainable future for Singapore. this has been done through the collective efforts of our pioneer generation. To ensure continued success, our key aim is to engage youths who will be the building blocks of SG100 through offering mentorship and guidance. The end result is a succession of sound values and valuable experience to the younger generation. The amalgamation of experience, as well as creative ideas from youths, will be essential in creating great ideas for the future.
Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore
Nestled amidst 15 acres of lush greenery near the vibrant Orchard Road shopping belt, Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore offers a tranquil urban retreat for business and leisure travellers alike. Renowned for its exceptional hospitality, the hotel is consistently voted one of the best in the world.
Shawn Seah
Shawn Seah is a local author. An experienced speaker, he has spoken on early pioneers such as Seah Eu Chin and Seah Liang Seah at venues such as the Peranakan Museum, Tiong Bahru CC, and Nanyang Sacred Union. He aims to make history come alive.
Shell Singapore
Shell has been in Singapore since 1891. For 125 years, Shell has contributed to Singapore’s social and economic growth, and helped to build its talent and intellectual capital. One of the reasons for Shell’s success in Singapore is its good working relationships and long-term partnerships with staff, the union, customers, community and the government.
Shogakukan Asia
A leading publisher of Japanese manga, Shogakukan Asia Pte Ltd fosters the joy of learning through reading by providing fun, wholesome and educational content to stimulate young minds. In Singapore, it collaborates with local creators to develop original content, such as Mr. Kiasu, SupeRich and The LKY Story—Lee Kuan Yew: The Man Who Shaped a Nation.
Sian Chay Medical Institution
Established in 1901, Sian Chay is a voluntary welfare organisation that provides free TCM consultation, subsidised medicine, acupuncture treatments and tuina therapy for the community, regardless of race, religion or social status. The largest TCM charity with 15 branches and 4 wellness centres in Singapore, Sian Chay serves 1,200 patients daily.
Sikh Advisory Board
Started by the British before World War II, the Sikh Advisory Board was created to advise the Government on matters concerning the Sikh religion, customs and general welfare of the Sikh community. It comprises 15 members, 11 from the seven gurdwaras and four appointed by the Minister for Culture, Community and Youth.
Singapore Academy of Law
The vision of making Singapore the legal hub of Asia drives the Singapore Academy of Law (SAL)’s array of programmes and partnerships. As a promotion and development agency for the legal industry, SAL uplifts practice standards and raises the global profile of Singapore law. It also undertakes statutory functions, among them stakeholding services and appointment of Senior Counsel.
Singapore Airlines
In 1972, the SIA Group came to be when Malaysia-Singapore Airlines split into Singapore Airlines (SIA) and the Malaysian Arline System. Starting with a modest fleet of 10, SIA has since become a world-class airline acclaimed for service excellence, product leadership and network connectivity. It has also expanded to include both full-service and low-cost airlines.
Singapore Art Museum
Singapore Art Museum has one of the world's most important public collections of Southeast Asian contemporary artworks, with a growing component in international contemporary art. Drawing from its collection, SAM collaborates with international museums to co-curate exhibitions, and also gives contemporary art of the region international exposure through travelling programmes and collection loans.
Singapore Ceylon Tamils’ Association
Serving the needs of the Ceylonese community, Singapore Ceylon Tamils’ Association (SCTA) not only provides a platform to nurture cultural heritage through the temple’s Saiva Samaya religious school and the Music and Dance Academy, but also runs senior wellbeing projects and a marriage bureau. The SCTA also actively promotes Singapore’s multi-cultural society as it engages with other communities for various events and projects.
Singapore Chefs Association
With over 25 years' history, Singapore Chefs Association is the official voice of Singapore chefs when engaging with community, government, and fellow food and beverage associations. It has two sub-alliances, the Singapore Pastry Alliance and Singapore Junior Chefs Club. SCA activities promote networking among members, and help improve skills of the culinary workforce.
Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Established in 1906, the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry (SCCCI) represents the local Chinese business community. It founded the biennial World Chinese Entrepreneurs Convention. With 5,000 corporate members and over 160 trade association members from over 40,000 companies, the SCCCI is an influential Chinese network for business, education, culture and community development.
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
Since 2017, the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) aims to nurture and promote Singapore Chinese culture, and to foster mutual understanding among all ethnic communities. SCCC has been a hub for high-quality performances and cultural activities, where ethnic communities can interact, and new immigrants can also acquaint themselves with local Chinese customs.
Singapore Chinese Girls' School
Founded in 1899, Singapore Chinese Girls' School (SCGS) is the first secular girls’ school fully set up and managed by Singaporeans. Its founders believed in the power of education to improve character and raise the intellectual level of the community. The distinctive SCGS education today continues the mandate of fulfilling the potential and aspirations of generations of girls.
Singapore Chinese Orchestra
Singapore Chinese Orchestra is Singapore’s national flagship Chinese orchestra. Inaugurated in 1997, the orchestra made up of more than 80 musicians took on the twin role of preserving traditional arts and culture and establishing new frontiers through incorporating Nanyang elements in its music. SCO has impressed audience with its high performance standards and versatility. As a people’s orchestra, SCO inspires and educates through its music.
Singapore Cricket Club
Established in 1852, the Singapore Cricket Club is the premier sports and lifestyle club in the heart of the city’s civic district, the iconic Padang. With its strong membership, the club hosts many sporting activities, including international level tournaments. With its range of local cuisine, fine dining options and many events, the club is the choice social and sporting focal point for members.
Singapore Disability Sports Council
Over the years, the club evolved to become the home club for the Public Service Officers and an organising body of many Public Service activities and the STAR Games, a series of competitive sports played annually, by representatives from the different Ministries and Statutory Boards, for networking and honor.
Singapore Discovery Centre
Featuring high-tech interactive exhibits, the S'pore Discovery Centre (SDC) allows guests to immerse themselves in Singapore’s past, present and future, traveling through time to key moments in the Singapore journey and experiencing them “as they happen."
Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations
Established in 1985, the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations is the apex body of Singapore's Chinese clan associations, with PM Lee Hsien Loong as its first patron. It aims to promote understanding and appreciation of Chinese language, culture and values; to lead the Chinese clans in Singapore, as well as organise and support educational, cultural and community activities.
Singapore Film Commission
Tasked with developing Singapore’s film industry and nurturing filmmaking talent, the Singapore Film Commission (SFC) is a division under the Infocomm Media Development Authority. Since 1998, SFC has supported more than 800 short films, scripts, feature films, and film-related events that showcase homegrown talent, including Pop Aye (Kirsten Tan), Ramen Teh (Eric Khoo), and 881 (Royston Tan).
Singapore Flyer
One of the nation's most iconic landmarks, Singapore Flyer gives visitors a heightened experience of Singapore's breathtaking cityscape and beyond. The 30-minute scenic flight includes FLYER 360+, an interactive virtual tour of Singapore. Guests can also enjoy the world’s first full-service Sky Dining while on board.
Singapore Food Manufacturers’ Association
Established in 1967, the Singapore Food Manufacturers' Association (SFMA) is a trade association with more than 450 members. SFMA organises over 60 industry activities annually, including workshops, overseas tradeshows and missions, networking and business matching sessions. It also champions initiatives to help food manufacturers innovate, internationalise and create new channels for business growth.
Singapore General Hospital
Singapore's first and largest hospital, Singapore General Hospital provides affordable specialist care for patients, training for doctors and other healthcare professionals, and conducts research to bring better care to its patients.
Singapore Gujarati Society
Gujarati's have been known to be traders from the pre-Mohenjo Daro era. Gujarat is known to have the longest coastline compared to any other state in India .
Singapore History Consultants Pte Ltd
Singapore History Consultants Pte Ltd is a premier research and consultancy organisation in Singapore which aims to provide a deeper appreciation of the history and heritage of Singapore by engaging the hearts and minds of each individual. SHC has embarked on several important heritage projects covering different parts of Singapore, such as Changi, Little India, Chinatown, Mandai and Kallang.
Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan
In 1840, Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan (SHHK) was established for the education and welfare of the Hokkien community. Today, SHHK manages Tao Nan School, Ai Tong School, Chongfu School, Nan Chiau High School, Nan Chiau Primary School and Kong Hwa School. It also established the Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan Cultural Academy to promote Chinese language and culture.
Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce
Established in 1924, the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI) is one of Singapore’s most respected and active commercial organisations today, with close to 1000 members. SICCI offers its members a diverse range of services effectively combined to promote their development, as well as relevant platforms to network and expand their businesses in Singapore and overseas.
Singapore Indian Development Association
Established in 1991, the Singapore Indian Development Association (SINDA) aims to build a well-educated Indian community that contributes to the progress of multi-racial Singapore. Working with volunteers, schools and grassroots organisations, SINDA runs programmes that uplift the educational performance of Indian students, and promote family harmony and the social status of ethnic Indians.
Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society
Founded in 1949, Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society is Singapore's pioneer academy for Indian classical music, dance and visual arts. This non-profit Indian cultural organisation is known for artistic and academic excellence, with its in-depth teaching and guidance. Its graduates have become principal contributors to the arts scene in Singapore and in the region.
Singapore Indian Theatre & Film Explorers Ltd (SITFE)
Singapore Indian Theatre & Film Explorers Ltd, also known as SITFE, is a non-profit organisation that educates and empowers individuals with knowledge and essential tools to produce, act or direct films and theatre productions. The organisation provides a platform for individuals to showcase their creative potential and hidden talents.
Singapore Institute of Architects
Established in 1961, the Singapore Institute of Architects is the national organisation representing architects in Singapore. It is tasked to champion excellence in architetcture and the built environment, and aims to make Singapore an architecture capital.
Singapore International Foundation
The aim of SIF is to strengthen mutual understanding, ties and trust between global communities. All SIF programmes seek to bring Singaporeans and our friends from overseas communities together, to connect and collaborate for positive change.
Singapore Kadayanallur Muslim League
Singapore’s largest Tamil Muslim organisation, Singapore Kadayanallur Muslim League (SKML) caters to the socio-religious needs of primarily its Tamil speaking clientele and works to ensure the Indian Muslim community are equal beneficiaries of programmes of government, government agencies and other partner organisations. SKML also provides part-time moral and religious education and other family, youth and women-focused programmes.
Singapore Khalsa Association
Established in 1931, the Singapore Khalsa Association (SKA) is a premier sports, cultural and recreational Sikh institution. Located in the heart of Singapore, SKA is professionally-managed and provides an exciting and diverse range of activities and programmes for members and the Sikh community at large. It also offers a variety of amenities and function rooms for all occasions.
Singapore Kindness Movement
The Singapore Kindness Movement exists to inspire graciousness through spontaneous acts of kindness, making life more pleasant for everyone. Our vision is a kind and gracious Singapore. In pursuit of this, SKM encourages one and all to internalise kindness, courtesy and consideration, through educational and other programmes and partnerships.
Singapore Kwangtung Hui Kuan
Established in 1937, Singapore Kwangtung Hui Kuan is a clan association initiated by eminent immigrants from Guangdong province, as well as Cantonese, Teochew, Hakka and Hainanese businessmen. The clan's main purpose is to strengthen social ties, promote Chinese culture and contribute to charitable works.
Singapore Land Authority
A statutory board under the Ministry of Law, the Singapore Land Authority is tasked to optimise land resources for the economic and social development of Singapore. It helps ensure the best use of state land and buildings; provides an effective and reliable land management system; and, enables the full use of land information for better land management and creation of new business opportunities.
Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Established in 1956, the Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SMCCI) represents the interests of the local Malay/Muslim business community. Together with SME Centre@SMCCI, it aims to create opportunities and strengthen core competencies, while increasing knowledge and enhancing internal capabilities to achieve growth and success.
Singapore Malayalee Association
One of Singapore's first ethnic Indian associations, the Singapore Malayalee Association (SMA) was also the first one established outside of India. Founded in 1917, SMA focuses on intellectual, cultural, educational, professional, social, sporting and recreational activities, and provides a platform for various Malayalee organisations to bond. It also acts as a naturalisation agent for Malayalees migrating to Singapore.
Singapore Minangkabau Association (SMA)
Singapore Minangkabau Association (SMA) was established in 1994 with the vision to promote Minangkabau’s cultural heritage and share its rich tapestry with all communities in Singapore. SMA’s primary focus is to engage its members especially the youths to participate in its specially curated programs throughout the year.
Singapore National Co-operative Federation
The apex body of Singapore’s Co-operative Movement, the Singapore National Co-operative Federation (SNCF) aims to develop co-operatives as sustainable enterprises that address social and economic needs, in order to foster a more resilient society. SNCF is part of the International Co-operative Alliance and the World Council of Credit Unions.
Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra (SNYCO)
The Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra (SNYCO) is the leading local youth Chinese orchestra organised under the Ministry of Education's National Project of Excellence. SNYCO takes pride in nurturing its members through annual and outreach concerts in schools. Coming from diverse backgrounds, its members are selected through a rigorous audition process.
Singapore Police Force
The Singapore Police Force (SPF) is a uniformed organisation under the purview of the Ministry of Home Affairs. The mission of the SPF is to prevent, deter and detect crime to ensure the safety and security of Singapore. This is done through its focus on the 5 broad areas of Police work: Frontline Policing, Counter and E-services, Investigation, Community Engagement and Public Security & Order.
Singapore Polytechnic
Established in 1954, Singapore Polytechnic offers a holistic and industry-relevant curriculum, innovative learning spaces and enriching overseas programmes – to produce graduates with sound values, who are work-ready, life-ready and world-ready. Its alumni include successful entrepreneurs, top executives, and well-known professionals in various industries, and leaders in government.
Singapore Press Holdings Limited
Incorporated in 1984, main board-listed Singapore Press Holdings Ltd (SPH) is Asia's leading media organisation, engaging minds and enriching lives across multiple languages and platforms. SPH's core business focuses on the publishing of newspapers, magazines and books in both print and digital editions. It also owns other digital products, online classifieds, radio stations and outdoor media.
Singapore Recreation Club
Founded in 1883, the Singapore Recreation Club is one of the oldest social clubs with a strong sporting tradition. In 163, the club was opened to people of all communities in Singapore. To this day, its objective to promote all forms of sports, recreation and social activities through an active calendar of events remains.
Singapore Retailers Association
Singapore Retailers Association (SRA) was founded in 1977, originally as the Singapore Retail Merchants Association by 10 leading retailers. It is a non-profit, independent/non-governmental retail trade body in Singapore, funded entirely by the private sector. Led by 18 Council Members from leading companies and SMEs, its vision is to be the respected and collective voice of the retail industry.
Singapore River One
Incepted in 2012, Singapore River One (SRO) is the place manager of the Singapore River precinct, which includes Boat Quay, Clarke Quay and Robertson Quay. A private sector-led partnership, SRO delivers activities and events, place-making initiatives, and marketing and promotions to make the precinct the ideal destination to work, visit and invest in.
Singapore Sailing Federation
Singapore Sailing Federation, also known as Singapore Sailing, is a registered IPC and National Sports Association (NSA) responsible for the management and organisation of the sport of sailing in Singapore.
Singapore Silat Federation
Singapore Silat Federation or also known as Persekutuan Silat Singapura (PERSISI) was formed in 1976 and is registered with the Registry of Societies. PERSISI has been successfully registered and renewed with Institution of a Public Character (IPC000526) yearly, and received its Charity status under the Charities Act since April 2011.
Singapore Sindhi Association
In 1921, the Singapore Sindhi Association (SSA) was initially established to provide housing for visitors and immigrants from Sindh (now a part of Pakistan). in 1947, it came to the aid of Sindhi immigrants displaced during the partition of India. Today, SSA continues to look after the interests and welfare of the Sindhi community, through educational, social and spiritual activities.
Singapore Sports Hub
One of the world’s first fully integrated sports, entertainment & lifestyle destinations, the Singapore Sports Hub houses a unique cluster of world-class facilities: the National Stadium, Singapore Indoor Stadium, OCBC Arena, OCBC Aquatic Centre, Water Sports Centre, Kallang Wave Mall, Sports Hub Library, Singapore Sports Museum, and Shimano Cycling World. It offers free sports and fitness programmes, and public facilities.
Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Founded in 1979, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) is Singapore’s flagship orchestra. Apart from its concert series, outdoor and community appearances, SSO aims to inspire and educate Singapore's youth. The SSO is also renowned globally for its orchestral virtuosity, with its overseas tours and successful recordings.
Singapore Tamil Teachers' Union
The Singapore Tamil Teachers' Union was formed in August 1951 to provide quality training for Tamil teachers. The union also strived to bring about equal opportunities in terms of higher education, salary and teaching standards for Tamil Teachers.
Singapore Tamil Youths’ Club
Established in 1957, the Singapore Tamil Youths’ Club (STYC) is the only organisation dedicated to Singapore's Tamil youths. It was founded by youths who felt that that people their age could not play a meaningful role in major social and political events in Singapore. STYC continues to focus on grooming young leaders who can contribute to the wider society and Singapore.
Singapore Thong Chai Medical Institution
According to the Singapore Book of Records, Singapore Thong Chai Medical Institution (STCMI) is Singapore's oldest existing Chinese medical institution and its largest provider of free medical services. Since 1867, STCMI has served about 1600 patients daily in its clinics. It also collaborates with hospitals to improve patient outcomes through appropriate use of Western and traditional medicine.
Singapore Tourism Board
A statutory board under the Ministry of Trade and Industry of Singapore, the Singapore Tourism Board champions the development of the country’s tourism sector, one of the key service sectors and economic pillars, and undertakes the marketing and promotion of Singapore as a tourism destination.
Singapore Turf Club
Founded in 1842, the Singapore Turf Club (STC) is the oldest existing and only horse racing club in Singapore. STC provides quality horse racing sports entertainment and other recreational activities at the Singapore Racecourse. STC adopts a strong “Play Responsibly” stance, that precludes adversely affecting customers’ financial situations. STC also supports worthy causes.
Singapore Writers Festival
One of Asia’s premier literary events, the Singapore Writers Festival presents the world’s major literary talents to Singaporeans and also promotes new and emerging Singapore and Asian writing to a wider public. It is one of the few multi-lingual literary festivals in the world, celebrating the written and spoken word in Singapore’s official languages – English, Malay, Chinese and Tamil.
SingPost
The country's postal service provider, Singapore Post (SingPost) has been delivering trusted and reliable services to homes and businesses for 160 years. With operations in 19 markets today, SingPost is pioneering and leading in eCommerce logistics, as well as providing innovative mail and logistics solutions in Singapore and around the world.
SkillsFuture Singapore
SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) is a statutory board under the Ministry of Education (MOE). It will drive and coordinate the implementation of the national SkillsFuture movement, promote a culture and holistic system of lifelong learning through the pursuit of skills mastery, and strengthen the ecosystem of quality education and training in Singapore.
So Drama! Entertainment
Previously SAFRA Radio, So Drama! Entertainment is a Singapore media company that aims to deliver quality content and entertainment borne of passion for the nation. Its portfolio includes four established brands – 88.3Jia FM, Music and Drama Company, PIONEER and Power 98FM – into which it injects fun and creativity, always.
Soon Thian Keing Temple
An otherwise unassuming temple, Soon Thian Keing came into prominence in 1981 with the discovery of stone tablets that dated the temple to 1812. Predating Raffles' arrival, it challenged assumptions that Singapore was a barren island with a tiny population prior to 1819. Soon Thian Keing’s tablets thus became a turning point in the understanding of Singapore’s past. Having moved a few times, the temple is now in Geylang.
Sport Singapore
As the national sports agency, Sport Singapore’s core purpose is to inspire the Singapore spirit and transform Singapore through sport. With Vision 2030, Singapore’s sports master plan, Sport Singapore's mandate goes beyond winning medals: to create greater sporting opportunities and access, more inclusivity and integration, as well as broader development of capabilities.
Sree Narayana Mission (Singapore)
Named after a great philosopher and social reformer, the Sree Narayana Mission (Singapore) is a leading charitable organisation with a variety of services, including a nursing home for the elderly sick, senior care centres, financial and educational assistance for the needy, community outreach, and a residential home for psychiatric destitute males.
Sri Guru Singh Sabha Singapore Temple
One of Singapore's oldest Sikh institutions, Gurdwara Sahib Sri Guru Singh Sabha was established in 1918. From its early days, the Sabha has organised Punjabi classes for Sikh children, encouraged closer cohesion of the Sikh community, and supported the organisation of festivals like Vesakhi and Gurpurabs. It also actively contributes to multi-religious and multicultural matters in Singapore.
Sri Krishnan Temple
Sri Krishnan Temple was established in 1870. In early 1930, V. Pakirisamy Pillai took over the management and since 1984 his son Sivaraman has been the Chairman, Board of Trustees. In 2002, the National Heritage Board marked Sri Krishnan Temple as a Historic site and in June 2014, the Temple attained conservation status by URA for being part of Singapore’s built heritage.
St Andrew's Cathedral
One of Singapore's oldest churches, St Andrew’s was set aside by Sir Stamford Raffles as a place of worship. An example of early 12th century English Gothic architecture, the church was completed in 1861. The community that serves and worships in the Cathedral comes from different races and gathers over many services every week.
St Andrew's Junior School
Founded in 1862, St Andrew’s is traditionally famous for its boxing and rugby but the Junior School (SAJS) is also known for grooming leaders who serve others. SAJS develops its students, called Saints, to be community builders: servant leaders who can make a positive impact in the community. To this end, SAJS provides authentic outdoor learning experiences to develop holistic thinkers and skilled communicators.
St Anthony's Canossian Schools
Beginning as St Anna’s School In 1879, St Anthony’s Boys’ and Girls’ School came to be when the boys and girls were separated in 1893. In 1894, the Canossian Sisters took over the girls’ school. With growing enrolment, the schools split further into St Anthony’s Convent Primary and Secondary in 1971, and were renamed St Anthony’s Canossian Primary and Secondary Schools, respectively, in 1995.
St Joseph's Institution
Founded in 1852 by the Brothers of the Christian Schools (De La Salle Brothers), St. Joseph’s Institution (SJI) is Singapore's third oldest secondary school. SJI offers a dual track education: O-Level programme and an Integrated Programme (IP). SJI aims to nurture students to learn how to learn and to learn how to live, so that they can be empowered to grow into men and women of integrity, and men and women for others.
St Margaret's School
The oldest girls’ school in Singapore and the Far East, St. Margaret’s was founded in 1842 to come to the aid of young girls sold into slavery. Today, St. Margaret’s is a vibrant and innovative learning institution committed to provide an all-round education in a Christ-centred environment. It has earned autonomous status and the School Distinction Award from the Ministry of Education.
State Courts of Singapore
Committed to inspiring public trust and confidence through an effective and accessible justice system, the State Courts of Singapore handle about 90% of all judicial matters. They comprise the District Courts, Magistrates’ Courts, Coroners’ Court, Small Claims Tribunals, Community Disputes Resolution Tribunals and Employment Claims Tribunals.
Stella Kon
Stella has been writing since childhood. She won the first prize in the Singapore National Playwriting Competition three times, her best known work being the often-produced Emily of Emerald Hill. In 2008 she received the SEA Write Award. Since 2005 the writing of musicals has become Stella’s favorite literary genre.
Sujatha Selvakumar
One of five pioneer Criminal Legal Aid Scheme Fellows in 2015, Sujatha Selvakumar was stationed at the Pro Bono Services Office, where she represented accused persons who could not otherwise afford legal representation. Now an Associate Director at the Eden Law Corporation, she continues to assist those in need with voluntary and pro bono work. She also served as the Vice Chairman of the SINDA Youth Club, leading one of the club’s Young Leaders seminars.
Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall
Housed in the villa where Dr Sun planned three uprisings before the successful Wuchang Uprising of 1911, the Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall traces his revolutionary activities in the Southeast Asian region. It also highlights the impact of the 1911 Revolution on Singapore, as well as Singapore's contributions to the Revolution.
Supreme Court of Singapore
The highest judicial court in Singapore, the Supreme Court tries major cases in the High Court, and hears appeals from the High Court and State Courts. It also ensures that the law is fairly and consistently applied across the board, upholding justice in the country.
Swan & Maclaren
Swan & Maclaren is generally accepted as one of the oldest architectural firms in Singapore. Started as Swan and Lermit in 1887, the company was established as Swan & Maclaren in 1892. In these early years, Swan & Maclaren rose as a prominent architectural practice responsible for many of the outstanding architectural commissions of Singapore
Takashimaya Singapore
The club also offers an array of facilities, activities and the preferred venue for events for our members, the Public Service agencies and private corporations
Tan Chin Tuan Foundation
In 1976, the Tan Chin Tuan Foundation (TCTF) was established by banker and philanthropist Tan Sri (Dr) Tan Chin Tuan, who wanted to share the rewards of his illustrious careeer with the deserving and less fortunate. Today, TCTF's contributions reflect Dr Tan’s philosophy, supporting causes and projects that are viable, sustainable and well-managed with definable social outcomes.
Tan Kah Kee Foundation
The Tan Kah Kee Foundation is to foster the Tan Kah Kee spirit in entrepreneurship and dedication to education. As Mr Tan Kah Kee is a well-known philanthropist and an outstanding Chinese leader in Southeast Asia. In view of his invaluable contribution in promoting entrepreneurship, social reforms, cultural and educational developments as well as political and charitable movements.
Tan Tai Yong
Currently President of Yale-NUS College and Professor of Humanities (History), Tan Tai Yong is also the honorary chairman of the National Museum of Singapore, as well as a nominated Member of Parliament (2014 to 2015). He specialises in South and Southeast Asian History, and has authored/co-authored several books, including "From Classical Emporium to World City: Singapore – a 700-Year History".
Tan Tock Seng Hospital
In keeping with Mr Tan Tock Seng’s legacy of giving, Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) set up the TTSH Community Fund to help needy patients access care, gain independence, improve quality of life, and integrate into the community. Disbursing over S$2 million a year for over 100 patient programmes, the fund serves over 2,500 patients. The Charity also supports training and research to deliver better care.
Tao Nan School
Established in 1906, Tao Nan Study Hall was the first school founded by the Singapore Hokkien Association (now the Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan). Renamed Tao Nan School, it was the first modern Chinese school in the Straits Settlements to use Mandarin as the medium of instruction. In 1990, the school was accorded the Special Assistance Plan status. In 1996, it became a centre for the Gifted Education Programme.
Temasek Holdings Private Limited
Incorporated in 1974, Temasek is a global investment company headquartered in Singapore. Supported by our network of international offices, Temasek owns a S$308 billion portfolio as at 31 March 2018, with significant exposure to Singapore and the rest of Asia.
Temasek Polytechnic
Situated in Tampines next to the idyllic Bedok Reservoir, Temasek Polytechnic is a leading institution of higher learning in Singapore. Established in April 1990, we take pride in equipping our students with lifelong skills and digital knowledge for a future of dynamic change. At Temasek Polytechnic, we are held together by our long and proud history, which has given rise to many traditions and events that make up the TP culture. From the hustle and bustle of Campus Care Network (CCN), a carnival to raise donations for students in financial need, the intense hype and team-building during Regatta (our annual dragon boat racing), to the pursuit of learning and upskilling with SkillsFuture, TP’s caring, fun-loving and learning elements reign supreme.
Temenggong Artists-In-Residence
Temenggong Artists-In-Residence is an international arts residency programme at five colonial-styled conservation houses on Temenggong Road. Our Vision is to build an international network for our artists, to cultivate strong cultural exchanges, presenting quality arts and cultural philanthropy. Our Mission is to knit the values of art appreciation, education and art collection into Singapore.
Teochew Federation (Singapore)
The Teochew Federation (Singapore) was founded in 2011 to promote, foster and encourage better and closer relationship, coordination, co-operation and understanding among the Teochew from the eleven Teochew districts of China residing in Singapore, and more.
Teochew Poit Ip Huay Kuan
Established in 1928, Singapore Teochew Poit Ip Huay Kuan stood for the eight Teochew districts in the province of Guangdong, China: Chaoan, Chenghai, Chaoyang, Jieyang, Raoping, Puning, Huilai and Nanao. (Poit Ip means eight districts in Teochew dialect). One of the largest Chinese clan associations in Singapore today, Teochew Poit Ip Huay Kuan today deals largely with promotion of Teochew cultural values.
The Armenian Apostolic Church of St. Gregory the Illuminator
Singapore's first Christian church, the Armenian Apostolic Church of St. Gregory the Illuminator was built in 1835 and funded by Armenians to provide a place of worship for Singapore's growing number of Armenian families. Gazetted a National Monument in 1973, the church is a tribute to Singapore's once influential Armenian community.
The British High Commission Singapore
Working to develop and sustain the important and longstanding relationship between the United Kingdom and Singapore, The British High Commission in Singapore aims to build prosperity, safeguard national security, champion British values and support British nationals overseas.
The Consortium for International Maritime Heritage
The Consortium for International Maritime Heritage (CIMH) is a non-profit organisation formed with the purpose of raising public awareness of our connection to the ocean through understanding our maritime heritage. The World Congress is the Consortium’s first effort, which is being co-organised by venue host Resorts World Sentosa.
The Girls’ Brigade Singapore
Started in 1927, The Girls’ Brigade Singapore (GBS) is a co-curricular uniformed activity for girls in schools. The mission of GBS is to develop each girl and officer to her fullest potential by equipping, empowering and enabling every girl to be a leader and every officer a servant leader. Our activities are designed to help girls to attain physical, mental and emotional maturity to find true meaning of life.
The Japanese Association, Singapore
Established 100 years ago for Japanese citizens living in Singapore, the Japanese Association has been more active in promoting interactions with the local community. It aims to be a space for international cultural exchange, where people can meet, chat and relax.
The Masonic Hall Board of Singapore
The mission statement of the Masonic Hall Board of Singapore (MHBS) is to coordinate the available resources to perpetuate the iconic presence of Freemasonry in Singapore. This is done by proactively maintaining the physical state of the Freemasons' Hall while regulating its use always to meet their desired standards of comfort and utility at minimum cost to the brethren.
The Methodist Church in Singapore
Establishing the first local Methodist church in 1885, the Methodist Church in Singapore began schools, and medical and publishing endeavours in rapid succession, alongside their church planting. From Singapore, missionary work expanded to other countries in Southeast Asia. After more than 130 years, the Methodists in Singapore today number more than 42,000 members who worship in 46 local churches and several preaching points.
The Oxford and Cambridge Society of Singapore
The Oxford and Cambridge Society of Singapore promotes social contact among Oxbridge alumni residing in Singapore by organising and promoting social gatherings and events whereby members may co-operate in professional, intellectual or cultural activities.
The SG-UK Partnership for the Future
The year 2019 is a significant one for both Singapore and the United Kingdom, marking the bicentennial of the founding of modern Singapore and the beginning of a new era for the United Kingdom. The SG-UK Partnership for the Future builds on our historical links by celebrating all that our two nations have achieved together and looks to the future by launching new collaboration initiatives.
The Singapore Art Society
In October 1949, The Singapore Art Scene registered a historical change with the founding of ” The Singapore Art Society” the main objectives was to foster the practice and appreciation of art and to raise the quality of art in Singapore, to promote the exchange of art between Singapore and other countries and to create learning and exhibition opportunities for artists.
The Singapore Mint
Established in 1968, the Singapore Mint has a passion for culture and heritage that makes it uniquely Singaporean. It is one of the industry's most innovative mints, capable of producing coins and medallions of the highest quality. It has journeyed with Singapore, minting its first commemorative coin in 1969 and continues to capture historic moments through coins, medallions and currency souvenirs.
The Speaking Factory
The Speaking Factory Pte Ltd is a bespoke training & consultancy firm. Founded by professional & motivational speaker Hazriq Idrus in 2011, we provide high-energy, experiential & transformational training approaches to help people & organisations grow. We design, customise and facilitate communications- and creativity-based training programmes for our clients and partners.
The Straits Trading Company Limited
Incorporated in 1887, Straits Trading Company Limited is engaged in real estate, hospitality, resources and investments in Asia Pacific. It owns stakesin Straits Real Estate, ARA Asset Management Limited, and Far East Hospitality Holdings. Straits Trading also own interests in tin mining and smelting through subsidiary Malaysia Smelting Corporation Berhad.
The TENG Company
Founded in 2004, the TENG Company aims to be a leading and inspirational contributor to a distinct Singaporean sound that is innovative yet guided by Asian aesthetics. Its anchor group, the TENG Ensemble is a collective of music educators, scholars and award-winning instrumentalists who bridge the traditional and contemporary, the East and West, and the old and new.
The Titular Roman Catholic Archbishop of Singapore
Aside from providing spiritual formation and pastoral care for its members as well as those in need, the Archdiocese, in communion with the Vatican, also carries out its moral and social responsibility by working in collaboration with like-minded partners and those in authority to preserve peace and unity and to ensure that justice and truth are available to all in our society.
Thian Hock Keng Temple
One of Singapore's oldest Hokkien temples, Thian Hock Keng Temple was built in 1839, under the leadership of Mr Tan Tock Seng and Mr Si Hoo Kee of the Hokkien clan. Built in traditional southern Chinese architectural style, the temple features intricate carvings and sculptures. A 1907 plaque from Qing Dynasty Emperor Guang Xu is evidence of the temple’s stature.
Timbre Group Pte Ltd
Founded to cultivate local music talent and growing sustainable audiences for them, the Timbre Group has grown into a music lifestyle company with diverse businesses, including live music restaurants and bars, international festivals (Timbre Rock & Roots and Beerfest Asia), a restaurant and delivery service, an artist management agency, and two music academies.
Toh Lam Huat
Former Supervising Editor of Lianhe Wanbao, Shin Min Daily News and the Central Integrated Newsroom
- Toh Lam Huat held various senior editorial positions in key Chinese papers in Singapore before retiring in 2014. Also an author, poet and art critic, he has published several books on poetry, literature and art criticism. In 2012, he received Nanyang Technological University’s Nanyang Alumni Achievement Award.
Tong Heng Confectionery
Founded in 1910, Tong Heng Confectionery is Singapore’s most famous egg tart maker, which continues to roll and mould the tart's signature diamond shape by hand. Tong Heng aims to deliver pastry products that revitalise traditions lost in the chase for modern flavours. It hopes to carry on making products that will always warm the hearts of customers.
Tote Board
Established in 1988, Tote Board (Singapore Totalisator Board) is a grantmaking organisation that supports broad and diverse worthy projects in the arts, community development, education, health, social service and sports. Through these projects, Tote Board helps to uplift the community by giving hope to vulnerable groups, and improving the lives of all in Singapore.
TRC Music Station
Founded in 2002, TCR Music Station is a Singapore-based concert organizer which provides event and concert management and production services. TCR Music Station’s first concert, Chong Feng (重逢; Reunion), was a music exchange concert which featured Singapore’s xinyao and Taiwan’s campus folk songs.
United Overseas Bank
Ranked among the world’s top banks by Moody’s, Standard & Poor’s, and Fitch Ratings – United Overseas Bank (UOB) has a global network of more than 500 offices in Asia Pacific, Europe and North America. Over more than eight decades, generations of UOB employees have dedicated themselves to long-term value creation and doing right by its customers and colleagues.
Up Your Game Community
“Up Your Game Community” is a personal development community to get involved, connect, converse and learn in a conducive and accessible setting. It strives to grow into a co-created platform where individuals passionate about personal growth and development can come together and exchange views, ideas, opinions, tips and techniques in a safe and comfortable environment.
Uptake Media
We thrive on cross-cultural collaborations and creative content to refresh tired perspectives, inspire diverse stories.
URA-REDAS Spark Challenge
A yearly competition, the URA-REDAS SPARK Challenge seeks ground-up innovations to raise the quality of the built environment.
Urban Redevelopment Authority
The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) is Singapore's land use planning and conservation agency. Our mission is ‘to make Singapore a great city to live, work and play’. We strive to create an endearing home and a vibrant and sustainable city through long-term planning and innovation, in partnership with the community.
Wesley Methodist Church
Wesley Methodist Church is the oldest Methodist church in Singapore. In 1885, Rev William F. Oldham was appointed to head the work of the Methodist Church in Singapore. He arrived with Bishop Dr James Thoburn, and together they conducted evangelistic rallies at the Town Hall (later to be the Victoria Memorial Hall). It was here that the first Methodist Church in Singapore was established.
Westwood Primary School
Westwood Primary School was established in January 2013 with Positive Education (PosEd) as its undergirding philosophy. PosEd is aligned with holistic education, and balances a focus on achievement with that of well-being and resilience.
Wisma Geylang Serai
Singapore’s first-ever cultural heritage integrated hub, Wisma Geylang Serai brings multiple agencies together, through a range of activities.
Women Artists Association (Singapore)
WAA is founded by 10 committee members which include; Honourary Advisor Mrs Huang Mah Jia Lan who is the Charity Queen of Singapore, Honourary President Ms Chng Seok Tin who is the Singapore cultural medal awardee, Honourary Legal Advisor Lie Lee Pong and 50 multiracial members. WAA is a non-profitable art association supporting multiracial, multicultural, multimedia forms of art.
World Congress on Maritime Heritage
To be held in Singapore, in March 2019, the first ever World Congress on Maritime Heritage will bring together a diverse global array of maritime stakeholders. It will also provide a unique opportunity to form new partnerships towards securing a sustainable future through better understanding of our common maritime heritage.
World Scientific
World Scientific is a leading independent publisher of academic and professional books and journals. Based in Singapore, it has offices in New Jersey, London, Munich, Geneva, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Taipei, Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin and Chennai. The company publishes about 600 books annually and more than 146 journals in various fields.
Wui Chiu Fui Kun
Founded in 1822, Wui Chiu Fui Kun was previously known as Wui Chiu company. The Fui Kun participated in the formation of Nanyang Khek Community Guild and the Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital. Culture and education has been the key since the inception and will continue to play a role in caring for the community and preserving Hakka culture.
Xinghua Primary
Xinghua Primary (called Sing Hua Public School then) was founded by Chua Cheok San in 1930. Although a wood and thatch building, it provided education to the children. After World War 2, Sing Hua was converted from an army camp to a soap factory. Chua Cheok San never gave up on giving the children a better life through education and the in 1946 the school was reopened.
Ya Kun International Pte Ltd
With over 70 years' history, Ya Kun is a name well-loved. A place where generations of Singaporeans gather to chat and indulge in their favourite coffee, scrumptious toast slathered with kaya and butter, and soft-boiled eggs. Today, Ya Kun Kaya Toast presents a new dining experience with iYa Kun Family Café, which offers more local delights such as Nasi Lemak Istimewa.
Yale - NUS College
A partnership between Yale University and the National University of Singapore (NUS), Yale-NUS aims to redefine liberal arts and science education for a complex, interconnected world. It emphasises broad-based multidisciplinary learning in the full range of arts, humanities, and social and natural sciences.
Yangzheng Primary School
Established in 1905 and initially called Yeung Ching, the school started as a private institution only for Cantonese boys. In 1970, Yeung Ching became co-educational, and gave students the option to study Chinese or English as their first language. From 1985 to 1987, the school merged with Telok Ayer and Peck Seah Primary Schools. Declared a government school in 1988, it was renamed Yangzheng Primary School.
Yatiman bin Yusof
Currently Singapore's Non-Resident Ambassador to Kenya, Yatiman bin Yusof has served several positions in government. He was Member of Parliament (1984 to 2006), Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1986-1992), and Senior Parliamentary Secretary till 1996, as well as the Senior Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts from 1997 to 2006.
Yayasan MENDAKI
A pioneer self-help group, Yayasan MENDAKI (Council for the Development of Singapore Malay/Muslim Community) aims to empower through education. MENDAKI's programmes are mostly preventive and developmental programmes to provide early assistance for the bottom 30 per cent of the Malay/Muslim population, so that they can be school-ready, able to perform in school, and ultimately be future-ready.
Ying Fo Fui Kun
Founded in 1822, Ying Fo Fui Kun (originally named as Ying Fo Kun) is the first Hakka association in Singapore. Established through donations raised by Liu Runde and his fellow Hakka friends, the clan was to unite its people and care for their common welfare.
Yishun Innova Junior College
Yishun Innova Junior College is a merger of Yishun JC and Innova JC, taking in its first batch of students in 2018. The college offers a range of developmental programmes to meet different student needs across the academic and co-curricular domains.
YMCA of Singapore
Established in 1902, the YMCA of Singapore is a volunteer-based Christian organisation that seeks to serve and impact all in the community, regardless of race, language or religion. YMCA aims to develop the “heartware” for Singapore through its infrastructure, building a resilient and caring society through sustainable community service programmes, and nurturing socially responsible community champions.
Youth Corps Singapore
Launched in 2014, Youth Corps Singapore encourages volunteerism by catalysing collaborations among the young, social service organisations and society. As a division under the National Youth Council, it empowers and supports individuals 16 to 35 who are keen to ignite positive change in society through community service.
Yueh Hai Ching Temple
Dating back to the 1820s, Yueh Hai Ching Temple pays tribute to two main deities, Xuan Tian Shang Di and Mazu. Its last restoration, which took place between 2011 and 2013, garnered the 2014 UNESCO Asia Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation - Award of Merit, and the 2014 URA Architectural Heritage Award.
Yuying Secondary School
In 1910, the Hainanese community founded what was then called Yock Eng High School. With the shift towards English-medium education in the 1960s and 70s, the school admitted its first batch of English-stream students in 1981, and was renamed Yuying Secondary School in 1987. Today, Yuying continues as a government-aided secondary school.
Zainul Abidin Rasheed
Singapore’s non-resident Ambassador to Kuwait and the Foreign Minister’s Special Envoy to the Middle East, Zainul Abidin Rasheed also served as Member of Parliament for Cheng San GRC (1997 – 2001) and Aljunied GRC (2001 – 2011). He was also appointed Minister of State for Foreign Affairs in 2004, and promoted to Senior Minister of State two years later.
Zhonghua Secondary School
First known as Chung Hwa Girls’ School, Zhonghua Secondary School was founded in 1911, in response to Dr Sun Yat Sen’s call for the education of girls in Singapore. It became the first Chinese-medium girls’ school set up by the Chinese community. With increasing enrolment, the primary school was separated from the secondary school in 1951. In 1984, the school was renamed Zhonghua (the Hanyu-Pinyin equivalent) Secondary School.
