Every weekday, social enterprise Glyph delivers free lunch and dinner to 50 children and their families living in rental flats in Bukit Merah. The meals include rice with meat and vegetables, noodles or burgers.

The initiative, which started on April 20, aims to ease the families' worries about putting food on the table amid

Social enterprise Glyph, which offers sports activities, workshops and programmes for those aged between five and 17 from underprivileged backgrounds, is one organisation that could also benefit from the fund.

While it has 300 active participants monthly out of 1,000 registered members, Glyph director Shaun Wang believes that it can do more to reach out to more youths

On April 5, Mr Sam Tan joined Glyph’s partners, sponsors and members to celebrate Glyph’s move to a new home in Bukit Merah Central.

Glyph makes holistic education accessible for disadvantaged youth by organising activities, workshops and non-academic programmes designed to foster critical thinking and built

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The Glyph programme holds free and subsidised non-academic workshops and activities every week, to foster critical thinking and creativity. These include culinary boot camps, art classes, sports activities, and field trips to attractions such as KidZania and iFly.

Shaun Wang, 29, director at Glyph, a social enterprise that provides holistic education and sports programmes for less privileged children and youths, said that his firm will be applying for the Development grant.

Glyph runs sports programmes from their only centre in the central area for about 280 children and youths a

Glyph青年培训员林思慧（22岁）指出，低收入家庭的学生平时较少机会学习绘画或接触艺术，因此这项计划提供一个平台，让学生同外界交流，同时学习基本绘画技巧。

交通部兼文化、社区及青年部高级政务次长马炎庆昨天同多名导师、青年艺术家和弱势团体受益者一同乘搭地铁，欣赏这些艺术作品。

Weili and Si Hui had the privilege to speak to the President herself during the President’s Challenge Ceremony. Here’s what she said:

“Enjoyed speaking to the young team from Glyph Pte Ltd, who shared their aspirations of making quality education accessible and affordable for underprivileged children and youths.”

Social enterprise Glyph, which focuses on helping youths from low-income or disadvantaged households, told CNA that the fund can also be used to expand its programme offerings.

“From squash to ice skating to rock climbing; it's really just giving these kids something they might not have

Last December, we were honoured that BOD reached out to us for a collaboration project, the Noise Local Motif, in which 4 of our budding artists Aiman, Azira, Sky and Zhi Xi had took part in. With the help of mentors from BOD, our kids produced an artwork that is now featured on the Downtown Line trains!

"There can be no keener revelation of a society’s soul than the way in which it treats its children."