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nuss annual report 2006 Chairperson Ong Pin Sam Deputy Chairperson Yip Kum Fei Members Tommy Ang Kok Kay Balasupramaniam Krishna James N Boss (Dr) Jenny Kwa Siew Eng @ Bee (Ms) Edmund Lim Tiong Joo Dennis Lin Wai Man Liu Chu Hou Evelyn Quek Mui Gek (Ms) Mervyn Sek Kok Chuan Harphal Singh Muthu Tamilselvan Tan Chor Kerng Tan Kin Mee Esther Wong Fai Seok (Ms) PG 8 Bringing festive cheer to elderly folks Community Services Sub-Committee The Community Services Sub-Committee continues its efforts in promoting NUSS as a caring Society through active involvement in the community. Reaching out to the less privileged in Singapore and the region, the Sub-Committee spearheads events and progammes to engage NUSS members in charity work. The Sub-Committee’s aspiration is to create a culture of giving in NUSS and a spirit of volunteerism among its members. Festive charity events form the mainstay of the Sub-Committee’s community work. The annual Chinese New Year Festive Gathering for Senior Citizens in 2006 welcomed 90 elderly folks from the Bukit Batok Home for The Aged, Henderson Senior Citizens’ Home and SACO Senior Citizens’ Home. On Children’s Day, the Sub-Committee joined hands with the Lions Club to host a fun-filled party complete with games, goodie bags and even a magician for 350 eager young ones from Sunlove Marsiling and SINDA. NUSS members truly made Christmas a season of giving when they participated in the Sub-Committee’s ‘Adopt a Wish’ programme. They fulfilled the wishes of the children and elderly folks from Rotary Family Service Centre, Adventist Home for The Elders and Bo Tien Services Society and gave them a special and meaningful Christmas in 2006. Student Mentorship Programme (SMP) SMP is a collaboration between NUSS, NUS, South West Community Development Council and Students Care Service. The programme recruits NUS undergraduates to befriend and mentor secondary school students for a one-year cycle in a bid to create a youth-for-youth culture. To commemorate the end of the eighth cycle of SMP, NUSS hosted an Appreciation Night in September for the 272 participants. SMP is currently well into its ninth cycle.
Teaching in Cambodia Gaining a deeper appreciation of nature International Outreach Programme (IOP) to Cambodia Carrying the IOP flag, an NUSS volunteer group set off for Phnom Penh in June 2006 for a week-long Teacher Training Expedition. Their mission was to guide and instruct the teachers of Indradevi High School and Samaki High School in the English language and basic computer skills. Following the expedition, the Sub- Committee arranged for a number of refurbished computers, printers and educational software that it had sourced from generous donors to be sent to the high schools. Teachers of Samaki High School With the equipment, Indradevi and Samaki High Schools were able to set up computer laboratories for their students. In appreciation of the assistance they have received under this programme, both schools have named their computer laboratories after NUSS. NUSS Nature Network (N 3 ) The work of the Sub-Committee extends beyond compassion for our community. Nature awareness group, N 3 , engages members in caring for our environment. Working in tandem with organisations such as the National Parks Board (NParks), N 3 leads nature trails and guided walks. DATE (2006) EVENT PG Celebrating the conclusion of the eighth cycle of SMP 9 nuss annual report 2006 4 February Chinese New Year Festive Gathering for Senior Citizens 18 March & 29 April N 3 ’s Guided Nature Tour of Bukit Timah Nature Reserve 19 March N 3 ’s Guided Nature Tour of MacRitchie Reservoir 27 & 28 May Fine Arts Exhibition 27 May & 24 June N 3 ’s Guided Tree Top Walk at MacRitchie Reservoir 11 to 17 June 15 September International Outreach Programme to Cambodia – Teacher Training Expedition 8 th Cycle Student Mentorship Programme Appreciation Night 30 September N 3 ’s Guided Ubin Sensory Walk at Pulau Ubin 1 October NUSS Children’s Day Party 14 October ‘Healthy Eyes for Life’ Forum 2 December Kent Ridge Guild House Christmas Light Up cum “Adopt A Wish” Programme
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