Our Kitesong toolkit was used in the Health & Humanity module at NUS YLLSOM.  Focused on rekindling the heart of medicine, the elective aimed to inspire students, worn from the hardships of medical school, to rediscover their dreams and rediscover the humanity in medicine.

We worked with health
professionals from the National University Hospital to curate an art therapy program. The program incorporated our toolkits and provided support for young people facing mental health struggles.

We worked with TOUCH to create a virtual reality program based on "A Taste of Rainbow". The VR project aims to educate students about eating disorders and mental health.

Partnering with the National Youth Council of Singapore, we delivered inspirational talks to various junior colleges and held a public youth event challenging young people about redefining their ideals of success.

We gave a talk on resilience and mental health for vice principles in training. Through this session, educators were inspired to start conversations on mental health, resilience and dreams with their students and fellow educators.

With a desire to bless young patients and at-risk youth, we partnered with LifeHouse to distribute care packs containing our books and items like cards of encouragement, stationery, toys, and snacks. 

We've joined with My Brother SG

to engage and empower Singapore's migrant workers in their journeys toward better health and a better tomorrow.

Our efforts include health literate resources, face-to-face workshops, and social media engagement.  Learn more here.

We partnered with Bedok Green Secondary School to deliver a mental wellness programme for 1,000 students across all levels. The session utilised our book  “I Love you” to facilitate conversations on healthy friendships.