En Community Services Society

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2005

Tiles that Bind Project on 21July 2006

The project was a collaboration with Singapore Management University, Northwest Community Development Council, National Library board (Northern region libraries) and N7 cluster primary schools viz: Canberra Primary, woodlands Primary, Woodgrove Primary, Wellington Primary, Si Ling Primary, Fuchun Primary, Greenwood Primary.

The project was launched on 21st July 2005, this is in conjunction with Racial Harmony Day. 12,000 tiles were exhibited at the Woodlands Regional Library, Woodlands Civic Plaza. The Guest-of-Honour for the event was Dr Teo Ho Pin, Mayor of NW CDC. The 'Tiles that Bind' event ended on 1st August 2005.

Tri touch Scholarship

The scholarship is an endorsement of the students' passion for community services, as well as an avenue to develop students into leaders who will have a passion for the disadvantage and under privilege. The Tri Touch scholarship is specially designed with these aims in mind to inculcate values in these students who will be tomorrow's leaders.

The World Longest Can Chain Project

The World's Longest Can Chain Project was initiated by ECSS and together, with Chung Cheng High (Main), students used 45,000 cans to design a 'Heart' and CHUNG CHENG (SINGAPORE) logo. It took us 100 days to work on this project, which was completed on 1st July 2005 We are proud to say that this project has won us a place in the World’s Guinness Book Records.

Flag day

En Community Services Society (ECSS) had its first Flag Day on 9th July 2005. The funds raised was $52,603.02. We also had our second Flag Day on 25th Feb 2006. The fund raised was $55,911.35. Our beneficiaries are VWO's such as like Pormised Land Community Services, Lifespring Community Network and Students' Volunteers Corp.

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