23/06/2026
Tampines Residents, This Is What Community Spirit Looks Like
Organised by photojournalist Ngoh Shian Bang, the Kampong Soup Kitchen event was aimed at reviving the kampong spirit right in the heartlands, creating a space for residents to slow down and reconnect at his void deck.
Neighbours came together, strangers started talking, and a simple gathering created new connections within the community.
Many of the neighbour dispute cases we receive are not caused by bad people. They are caused by isolation, misunderstandings, lack of communication, or residents not knowing where to seek help.
For those facing neighbour issues, noise issues, or other concerns, perhaps this is a good opportunity to head down, meet people, and build connections within the community.
You never know who you might meet:
✅ A neighbour who understands your situation
✅ Someone with experience dealing with HDB or Town Council
✅ A volunteer willing to help
✅ A professional with relevant expertise
Sometimes, solutions come from unexpected places.
Instead of struggling alone, we encourage residents to step out, connect with others, and build a support network. The kampong spirit is not just about food, it's about neighbours helping neighbours.
Who knows? The person who helps solve your problem may be living just a few blocks away.
Let's continue building a community where residents support one another rather than suffer in silence. ❤️
