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Discover the heritage of the Hollandse Club. From a once small group of Dutch men congregating for a drink, it has grown into the strong international club it is today. Let us walk you down memory lane to look at the foundations and milestones of the Club's former days. The Dutch community in Singapore has been around for a long time. As far back as the nineteenth century Dutch people were working for companies here. At that time, people were sent abroad by their employer for six to eight years, this meant for many, life in Singapore had a much greater impact than it does today. Back then there was no air-conditioning to cool Western heads from the tropical heat, annual home leave was out of the question and only every four years could you leave Singapore for a few months. Even by the early twentieth century, the decision to travel home meant choosing between a boat trip of three weeks or a very expensive flight of three days. Family and friends were rarely seen. The Hollandse Club is an International Club with over 40 nationalities and fun place for the whole family. It's what leisure time in Singapore is all about, and at the Hollandse Club, you'll find an environment dedicated to enjoyment and relaxation for adults and children alike. The Hollandse Club, (or Dutch Club as it's sometimes called), is ideally located amidst tropical surroundings just off Adam Road. It's your private Oasis in the Heart of Town! It offers an exceptional range of sports & recreation facilities and dining.

Our Mission: To Assist the Needy, Bond the People, Connect the Community Our Vision: An inclusive, vibrant and self-reliant Central Singapore Community Our Values: At Central Singapore CDC, we are Passionate, Approachable, Creative and strive for Excellence in our work. These core values anchor the work we do, and guide us towards the results we seek. Our Work: Led by the Mayor of Central Singapore District, Mr Sam Tan Chin Sion, the Central Singapore CDC serves as the first stop for active citizenry and community initiatives at the local neighbourhood level. As Part of the People's Association (PA), we build social capital by bringing people from different backgrounds closer to each other, and creating opportunities for groups to meet, exchange ideas, and strengthen the community through local solutions to social issues. We provide financial and employment assistance to needy residents in the Central Singapore District, where more than two-thirds of Singapore's one-to two-room HDB rental flats are located. We administer a broad range of community programmes targeted at low-income families, vulnerable elderly residents, and residents with special needs, which allow the more able to assist the less able through volunteerism and philanthropy. We seek to assist our needy residents in a warm, timely and flexible manner. The CDC also provides funding and matching grants for community programmes initiated by grassroots organisations, voluntary welfare organisations (VWOs), educational and corporate institutions. Our Stakeholders: Our stakeholders and partners are varied but always at the heart of our work. We help residents in financial need, support grassroots organisations in building social cohesion and connect community players such as voluntary welfare organisations, schools and corporate citizens. Through all our diverse areas of work, something never changes: we bring in the community to provide solutions to social issues. We firmly believe that Life's better for all, when everyone lends a hand! Our District: We assist, bond and connect the 975,000 residents of the Central Singapore District through our community initiatives. More than a third of our residents are aged 50 and above, living in a mature housing estates. Central Singapore has the highest proportion of low-income residents, but is also home to some of the most resourceful segments of our population. The District covers the modern Central Business District and shopping areas of Orchard Road, and yet still retains its rich historic areas of Kampong Glam, Chinatown, and Little India. Diversity is our strength - this is where the old meets the new, and the more able step up to help the less able.

Located right in the heart of the CBD, Tanjong Pagar CC is dedicated to serving the community.We welcome all residents, the CBD working crowd and everyone else to join us in our activities!

Welcome to the official "Amateur Muaythai Association Singapore" facebook page! The one and only AMAS-operated platform on the internet. Check out our "INFO" section to find out about our "Mission, Va

Formed in 1988, Action for AIDS (AfA) is a voluntary community based organization and a registered charity since 7 October 1994. We are also a registered IPC under the Ministry of Health from 15 December 2004.

With a rich history dating back to its inception in 1887, the National Museum of Singapore is Singapore's oldest museum with a progressive mind. Designed to be the people's museum, the National Museum is a custodian of the 11 National Treasures, and its Singapore History and Living Galleries adopt cutting-edge and varied ways of presenting history and culture to redefine conventional museum experience. A cultural and architectural icon in Singapore, the Museum hosts vibrant festivals and events all year round - the dynamic Night Festival, visually arresting art installations, as well as amazing performances and film screenings - in addition to presenting lauded exhibitions and precious artefacts. The programming is supported by a wide range of facilities and services including F&B, retail and a Resource Centre.

The WIN Council established in March 1995, is the coordinating body of the 104 WECs based at community centres and clubs. The Council sets the directions for WECs to inspire more women to lead in and

North East CDC (NECDC), headed by Mayor Teo Ser Luck, administers to an area that comprises 3 Group Representation Constituencies (GRCs) – Aljunied, Pasir Ris-Punggol and Tampines GRCs and 2 Single Member Constituency (SMC) – Hougang and Punggol East.

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“We all cannot be great scientists, artists, teachers. But we all can be a blessing to those around us.” These beautiful words said by our beloved Master, Rev. Dada J.P. Vaswani inspire us on this humble journey to help as many as we can, as efficiently as we can and as lovingly as we can. Bridge Builders Singapore is the youth wing of the Sadhu Vaswani Mission. It is a group of youngsters (young at heart), dedicated to be instruments in His divine hands, in the service of a broken, bleeding world. Just as one flower cannot make a garland; all flowers must come together to make one, so have all of us, come together to help build this bridge of love and compassion. As our beloved Dada says: So bless me, Lord, that I may never forget that I am but a broken instrument in Thy Hands. Thou art the One Worker: and Thy works are ever the works of mercy. All glory be unto Thee! O Lord, grant that I may live and move and have my being in Thee. May I never forget Thou art my Refuge and Resting place. With one hand may I cling to Thy Lotus Feet and, with the other, discharge my duties – and serve the poor and forlorn, in this world of tragedy and tears. O Lord, grant me a heart that may beat with every human heart; may weep with every human tear; may sing with every human song; may delight with every human rapture; may regard the woes of creatures as its own – a heart that may unite me to all creation!

We aim to maximise health outcome of our patients via community outreach and continuous improvement of practice standard.

To celebrate and support learning and the spirit of enquiry through play for children and their families, Abbott Gain IQ and Innovative Diagnostics in partnership with the National Library Board are pleased to launch the “Singapore Innovative Children’s Festival” from 17th to 23rd June 2013. The festival will showcase over 100 amazing and creative programmes over one week that will nurture children’s creativity and imagination acknowledging the value and importance of arts in education and life-learning. Aimed at children from 7 months to 12 years of age, the festival will present international theatre, contemporary dance, music, robot building workshops, innovative reading programmes and parenting seminars from world renowned speakers on child play and education. The events will take place at multiple locations across Singapore including the National Library Building, public and regional libraries and the Drama Centre. All events are heavily discounted due to the auspice of sponsors as part of their corporate social responsibility and commitment to giving back to the communities they serve. This international lineup of both free and affordably priced ticketed events and shows promises accessibility to all Singaporean families. Positioned in the last week of the June holidays, the world of creative arts descends onto Singapore, promising to be a memorable experience equally for children as well as parents! Tickets can be made through the website: WWW.SICF.COM.SG Bookings to these highly coveted events will be open as of 20 May 2013. Don’t miss out!