Caring SG Commuters

Let's work together to show care for our fellow commuters

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Being a Caring Commuter means able to feel for others and don't judge! We can create a more caring commuting culture by starting from home.
Ann, 41
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To be more tolerant, patient and not be judgmental.
Linda Chan, 65
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The most vital thing to create a more caring commuting culture which I think would be to wear a SMILE while commuting. 
Herald Nithesh, 27
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A Caring Commuter is someone whom care and keep a lookout for fellow commuters, always ready to lend a helping hand to those whom need assistance. Bringing the kampung spirit into our daily commute! 
Tony Halim, 43
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Awareness, communication, recognition.
TK Choo, 36
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Our Caring Commuters


The Caring Commuter Award recognises commuters who have demonstrated acts of care to others in need during their daily commute on public transport.

 

Our Commuter Stories


Be inspired by local commuters who have found conversation, extended care and forged friendships on their shared journeys across the city.

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Champions in Action: Our Educational Outing with Seniors to Springleaf


Our learning journey was held on 2 April, in collaboration with Heartware Network

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3 Nuggets About Guide Dog Teams For Commuters Who Want To Help


Seen a guide dog on public transport? A handler shares more about guide dog team and how to help.

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Meet Ryzqy, A Commuter with Cerebral Palsy


Some conditions might not be readily apparent, but we can learn to be more aware and understanding of commuters in need.

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Meet Ms Ariane Quimno Bermoy, Ms Pillai Anju and Ms Tayag Lourdes Arlos, A Trio of Nurses, and Caring Commuter Award 2021 Outstanding Winners


Ms Anju, Ms Lourdes and Ms Bermoy had knocked off from work and were at NE17 Punggol Station, when they saw an elderly man who was bleeding and lying on the floor.

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Meet the Designers Of The “May I Have A Seat Please?” Lanyard


We speak with five artists and/or their caregivers to find out their inspirations behind their artworks for the lanyard design competition.

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