Are you looking at joining a CCA in the upcoming semester? Join NUS Students’ Community Service Club

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Are you looking at joining a CCA in the upcoming semester?

Join NUS Students’ Community Service Club, the largest volunteering group in NUS.

Regardless whether you are a freshie or an existing student, we welcome you to our large family 🙆🏻‍♀️🙆🏻‍♀️! Even amidst COVID-19, we offer a wide range of volunteering opportunities, both online and physical 🤗🤗

Check out the e-flyer above ⬆️ to learn more about the different opportunities that CSC offers!

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