In Singapore's ever-evolving landscape, one value remains timeless: kampung spirit . This enduring sense of community, where neighbours...

Are you ready to bring your cute character ideas to life? Whether you're just starting out or looking to level up your digital drawing...

Competition, like a double-edged sword, has shaped numerous facets of human existence for centuries. From the battlefield to the trading...

At Make The Change, we’ve always believed in building a future where young people thrive through dignity, learning, and purpose-driven opportunities. So when we were invited to speak on Money FM 89.3’s Industry Insight with Lynlee Foo, we were deeply honored. The topic? A growing concern in the creative industry—unpaid internships and hustle culture.

During the June school holidays, we welcomed a vibrant group of youths aged 11-16 years old to our 3-day Young Changemaker Camp — a...

Make The Change conducted a Cyber Wellness Talk at ITE College Central , where we covered a range of essential topics to equip students...

How Make The Change is Empowering Organisations to Embrace Diversity through Inclusive Hiring

The conversation around ageing has broadened, which encompasses emotional and mental well-being. In recent announcements, Minister for...

At Make The Change, we believe that every young person has the potential to drive meaningful change in their community. That’s why we were honoured to be part of the Raffles Business Roundtable 2025, an event organised by Raffles Institution that brings together thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and educators to inspire the next generation of innovators.

In June 2025, we had the pleasure of hosting a student, Jhananya, from Singapore Chinese Girls’ School  for a two-week internship at Make The Change. Though brief, she had a fulfilling experience learning various skills and connecting with the people around her. Jhananya's Involvement One of the highlights of the experience was taking part in the Digital Arts For All (DAFA) Workshop  at Muscular Dystrophy Association Singapore (MDAS). Jhananya volunteered at MDAS and assisted

What does it mean to walk alongside someone in their moment of greatest need? For the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) Singapore , it means...

This November 2024, we had the pleasure of welcoming six enthusiastic students from Raffles Girls’ School (RGS) for their internship....

Anshi, Rianne, Hwee Qi and Joel (from left to right) This June, we had the pleasure of welcoming 4 aspiring changemakers from Temasek Junior College for a 2-week internship filled with learning, collaboration, and meaningful engagement. Among them was a familiar face, one student returned for her second internship with us, having first joined the January 2025 batch . Her decision to come back speaks volumes about the impact the programme had on her. Their Experience The stud

As we reach the halfway mark of 2025, we’re excited to share what our passionate and purpose-driven youths have been working on. From...

Jacky, Rachel & Nabilah (from left to right) In June 2025, we had the pleasure of hosting two students from Etonhouse International...

Want to know how to improve your digitial note taking game but lost on where to start? This article will give you direction on where to start and how you can use these tools to your advantage.

We embarked on an inspiring journey with our Young Change Maker Internship, driven by a passionate goal: to empower the next generation of changemakers. We're thrilled to share that our story has been featured on the news at Channel News Asia.

In June 2025, we had two batches of students from Hwa Chong International School for our Young Changemaker Programme . Each individual...

For the third year running, our team had the honour of conducting workshops for IMDA’s Bring Your Kids to Work Day , a signature event...

We’re back with a fresh wave—literally. Our latest episode of Conversation of Change kicks off a new season, a new look, and the same...