Labour Day treat for migrant workers
Project Chulia Street partners other groups to dish out meals for 6,000 people at dormitory
Singapore
FOR most of us, working at our day job is tough enough. To run a non-profit group, serving the community, is perhaps tougher still. Juggling both at the same time requires spades of compassion and commitment.
Yet, it's all in a day's work for David Goh, 54, who wears two hats: one as the chief investment officer of Tecity Group, the other as the founder of Project Chulia Street (PCS), a privately funded initiative that serves as a platform for entities and individuals to work together in a bid to enhance the well-being and socio-economic mobility of migrant workers here.
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