Nurin did not pick up reading and writing like other children. She did not have literacy support until she was 7 and was significantly delayed in her learning skills. Our staff tells us she also had to struggle to keep up with her peers. When her parents are busy, she would at times walk to a nearby center of SHINE to attend classes by herself. This is also the kid who is making friends easily, is a good role model for her 4 younger siblings, is taking weekly language and literacy intervention classes, even remotely during Circuit Breaker and is slowly rebuilding her confidence in reading. To top it all off, she wants to study hard so that she can take care of her parents and her 4 siblings! Students like Nurin are counting on you. And we know you care about our kids continuing during these hard times. Please GIVE NOW, as generous as you can to www.giving.sg/shine/555 Thank you!

We interviewed 3 Students from Hougang Primary School to find out more about their experience from the “Skip To Beat COVID” event on 8 October.👦👧

From role playing the heroine, Mulan during Camp ONE 2019 to involving in outreach patrol with officers from Bukit Merah East NPC at Chinatown, check out the best experiences of our Youth COP leaders from Outram Secondary School. 👀 Watch till the end for bloopers! 😊😊 If you were to think back to 2020, what would be your fondest experience and why? 🙆‍♀‍