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Gloria
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- Singapore
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- Gender
- Female
- Name
- Gloria
- Organisation
- Beyond Social Services
- About Me:
- I am working with communities in Singapore. I hope one day to return to my home country, Sarawak, East Malaysia, to work with the local indigenous groups.
- My dream:
- To be able to work with local indigenous communities in Sarawak.
To promote SALT among the different networks I have.
To be SALTY always!
Who says SALTY is bad!!! :))
- I'm proud of:
- My achievements - tho small - with the communities I am currently working with.
Gloria's Blog
Are we human?
Posted on February 20, 2012 at 2:10pm 7 Comments 7 Likes
Well, needless to say, it was very easy to answer the question. Words like patient, listening, compassion, forgiving, etc...etc... were being offered.
The next day after our visit to the Transgender community, I went back to my room and started to ponder about what is really the question. I felt the question probably is "… Continue
Is this the power of local response???
Posted on December 15, 2011 at 11:38am 0 Comments 3 Likes
At the end of the 1.5 days… Continue
SALT visit to one low-income community in Singapore
Posted on December 3, 2011 at 2:45pm 3 Comments 1 Like
I went with 2 other colleagues and Dr. Jean-Louis Lamboray, who was in Singapore for a visit.
I started the discussion by thanking everyone for making time to come for the discussion and I commented that despite our… Continue
In the face of resistance, we chose to remain SALTy
Posted on November 18, 2011 at 4:12am 10 Comments 6 Likes
When those in authority become too involved in the community's life, the community becomes dependent and see themselves as recipients of welfare and help. Working in a community with a good mix of low, middle and high income group, it is natural that that rich sees themselves as superior and powerful. They take charge of leadership positions and make decisions they deem to be helpful for the whole community.
I was invited by the Residents Commiittee (RC) to make a presentation to this…
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Thinking of you Gloria. Love and energy to you.
A very happy birthday Gloria!
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Dear Gloria,
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