Mummy Yummy Sets Up Free Tuition Programme For Underprivileged Kids, Now Seeking Volunteer Tutors
A chance to help students struggling with their studies.
Mummy Yummy Seeking Volunteers To Help Free Tuition Programme
Many students in Singapore have the luxury of going for tuitions when they struggle with their academics. However, not everyone’s in such a fortunate situation.
On Sunday (10 Jan), volunteers from Mummy Yummy Singapore were conducting charity house visits when they apparently encountered children struggling with their studies.
Free tuition programme for underprivileged students
Besides being a hawker selling affordable vegetarian meals, Mummy Yummy also engages in regular charity work, making house visits and bringing piping hot meals to households that need them most.
December 18, 2020
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In a heartwarming Facebook post on Thursday (Dec 17), volunteers from food distribution group Mummy Yummy shared that they are pooling their SingapoRediscovers vouchers to pay for a homeless man s hotel stay, garnering praise and inspiring netizens to offer up their own vouchers.
The man, identified only as Jayden, is currently homeless as he is waiting for HDB to allocate a rental flat to him, Mummy Yummy wrote.
As Jayden requested a unit in a specific neighbourhood, it will be another six to eight weeks before he secures a flat, they explained.
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Local actress Rui En volunteers to hand out meals to those in need The 39-year-old star, together with members of her fan club RBKD, worked with vegetarian hawker stall Mummy Yummy to distribute meals to residents in Chai Chee.
Rui En in action. (Photo: Instagram/rbkd)
15 Dec 2020 11:00AM (Updated:
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Singaporean actress Rui En is no stranger to doing good deeds. Earlier this year, she helped put together 2,150 care packages for frontline medical workers, with the help of her fan group RBKD, family and friends.
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A Singaporean senior citizen has said that she is primarily collecting cardboard to pass time and get exercise, after a photo of her went viral on social media this week.
Facebook user Vladimir Guevarra spotted the hunched senior citizen collecting cardboard when he was cycling along Eng Hoon Street in Tiong Bahru, sometime last week. Mr Guevarra saw a Porsche SUV reversing towards the elderly lady who was obliviously arranging her stack of cardboard.
The driver thankfully managed to stop before he collided into the woman but Mr Guevarra was disturbed by how the elderly lady was invisible to the luxury car driver. Revealing that he approached the woman to check on her and found that she looked very tired, the netizen said that the lady looked “too old” and shouldn’t be doing what she was doing.