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To celebrate Children’s Day and Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Ensign InfoSecurity partnered with Life Community Services Society to host 50 children aged 7 to 11 for a half-day programme in Singapore. Through escape rooms, puzzles, and interactive challenges, the children learned digital safety skills such as creating strong passwords, spotting suspicious links, and practising kindness online. Guided by Ensign volunteers and Life Community staff, they became “Cyber Explorers” for the day. Both organisations emphasised that early cyber awareness is essential for building lifelong digital confidence and empowering children to thrive safely in the online world.

In 2025, the President’s Challenge will support 60 programmes from 52 organisations. Six initiatives will receive increased funding of $715,000 to $1,250,000 over five years to scale their impact, while 54 other programmes will receive $105,000 to $300,000 each over three years. A key focus this year is funding programmes that not only meet immediate needs but also develop people’s potential.

Life Community Services Society (LCSS) will receive a EUR 10,000 donation from the Karl-Monz-Foundation, supporting around 280 children with academic assistance, meals, case management, activities, and workshops. Partnering with BMW Group Asia since 2022, LCSS aims to enrich its curriculum and provide more learning opportunities. Both organisations highlighted that the donation will help empower children and positively impact their development and future aspirations.

An article on one of our young clients featured on The Pride - Singapore Kindness Movement, who did not have a great start to life but managed to turn his life around. Today, he has graduated with a Law & Management diploma from Temasek Polytechnic and is continuing on his path to give back to the community and transform lives.

Read about Hui Ying's journey as Life Community's mentor, as she finds meaning in giving her time to help children from low-income and vulnerable backgrounds.

IN THE NEWS “After I turned 29, I started to have a desire to do things that are meaningful, and found EduGrow on giving.sg. I have always enjoyed interacting with children and with EduGrow, I hope to encourage this group of children to excel in life. Once a week, I will spend 2-3 hours with my...