Vertical ambition: Singapore's speed climbing trio
Speed, grit, and a relentless drive to go higher – every second counts on the speed climbing wall. Meet Jeanette, Adre, and Ezell, three of Singapore’s national speed climbers as they race the clock and chase their dreams to represent Singapore at the 2026 Asian Games.
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From Different Roots to One Shared Dream
From different backgrounds to a shared purpose, Renga Vellasamy and Sophina Smith have spent the past seven years building more than just a business — they've built a family and a community together.
Rolling Into Boccia: Staying Sharp Through Adaptive Sports
Through strategy, friendship and the kampung spirit, 68-year-old Adam Bin Ramli and 75-year-old Ong Soon Kim share how Boccia and adaptive sports have kept them active, connected, and enriched their lives.
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Building bridges, not walls
Kaya speaks to Alex Low, co-founder of Interfaithsg, about his journey in the interfaith space and the importance of empowering youth to drive change.
Meet the Dad Who Planted the Seed of Volunteerism and the Daughter Who Made It Bloom
Inspired by her dad and a growing passion for community building, 19-year-old Randilyn Liau has grown from delivering meals to seniors as a child to leading volunteer teams through Youth Corps Singapore, all while managing her studies and internship.
Sparking Curiosity in the Next Generation: Peter Ang Nielsen's Mission to Build Racial and Religious Harmony in Singapore
Growing up between two cultures in Singapore, Peter Ang Nielsen learnt early to navigate assumptions about who he was. Earlier this month, the 32-year-old finance professional co-led Harmony Fest! 2026, drawing on his experiences to help create spaces where people can connect across cultures and communities.
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From Workouts to Real Talk: Building a Community for Youths
What started as a casual pastime by Cheng Wee and Daemon has grown into Caliversity, a vibrant hub for Singapore’s youth. Their free calisthenics sessions do more than just strengthen the body—they build a community, nurture confidence, and inspire young people to embrace fitness, camaraderie, and inclusivity in sport around our neighbourhoods.
The Family Keeping Teochew Puppetry in Motion
Heritage is a family affair for Christine Ang. Step behind the curtains of Singapore’s Teochew iron rod puppet troupe as they share their journey of resilience, and their unwavering love for the stories they bring to life through puppetry.
How a 17-year-old student turned her passion into a community movement
Kaya speaks to Pang Jing Fei, a 17-year-old JC student who runs Project #JalanJalan – a ground-up initiative dedicated to building a more connected, expressive and community-minded generation of Singaporeans through music, empowering youth musicians by increasing access to performing and developmental opportunities.
