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 CYS
launched its very own corporate video on MCYS PODS (Progress, Organisational
Development and Sports) Day on 23 November 2005. The video showcases
the role that we at MCYS play through the five pillars of our mission:
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Strong and Stable Families |
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Socially Responsible Individuals |
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Inspired and Committed Youth |
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A Sporting People |
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A Caring and Active Community |
The making of...
After a number of false starts, the cameras finally got rolling and
it took the CIRD team two arduous months of filming, scripting and
editing before the final product was ready. The storyline adopted
for the MCYS corporate video revolves around the question; “What makes
a cohesive and resilient society?” Our message is that people are
the heart and soul of the nation, and they make the difference between
a restive society with no roots or common identity and one that is
stable, united and inclusive.
We were very fortunate to secure the cooperation of the following
individuals who have been associated with MCYS through our programmes
and services:
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Ms
Eunice Olsen
Currently the youngest Nominated Member of Parliament, Eunice has
been a volunteer with the Toa Payoh Girl’s Home since 2000 and the
Kebun Baru Youth Executive Committee since 2001. |
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Ms
Theresa Goh
National swimmer Theresa is a true inspiration. Despite being born
with spina bifida, she swept three golds at the 3rd Asean Para Games
in Manila, and is a Singapore Youth Award 2005 recipient, counting
as her peers the likes of Joselin Yeo and Li Jia Wei. . |
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Stefan Tseng
At the age of 15, Stefan, a Singapore Sports School student equaled
two Under-17 records at an international meet in Perth last year.
This impressive achievement came despite being unable to train for
eight months due to a spinal injury |
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Ms
Roanne Ho
At the tender age of 13, this Singapore Sports School swimmer made
an impressive splash last year at an IOC sanctioned international
age group meet. The current record holder of the 50m breaststroke
in the under-14 category, Roanne’s times place her in the top percentile
in the world for her age group. |
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