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[Student Life Fair - Special Projects]

Special Projects (SPs) take place annually and are spread across the academic year!

Paint-A-Home - improving the aesthetic outlook of beneficiary homes with a fresh coat of paint 🎨🖌

Grant A Wish - collecting wishes from the beneficiaries and grants them with the help of the NUS population & general public 🎁🎁

Project C.A.N. - our annual donation drive that provides food rations 🍚 and daily necessities 🪥to needy families

Project WAO - raise awareness about the needs of the migrant worker community and opportunities to integrate them into society 🤝🧡

CSC Day - our annual event where beneficiaries and volunteers get to interact through a day of games 🎪🎪

R.A.I.S.E - our fundraiser project that aims to raise awareness and funds for marginalised groups 💰💰

(Do note: recruitment for these projects are spread out across the academic year! Follow our main tele channel www.tg-me.com/nuscsc and our instagram account https://www.instagram.com/nuscsc/ to find out more!)

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