SG COVID Diaries: COVID-19 diaries: A safe distancing ambassador takes name-calling in her stride

SG COVID Diaries: COVID-19 diaries: A visually impaired man can’t see safe distances

Bernard Chew, 49, is blind and has encountered unusual challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episode, he talks about his life during the circuit breaker and why he is grateful for the unexpected lull in his life.

SG COVID Diaries: COVID-19 diaries: A safe distancing ambassador takes name-calling in her stride

Cindy Tay is one of 150 safe distancing ambassadors with the Singapore Tourism Board. In this episode, the former tour guide of 32 years talks about taking on this unique COVID-19 job and how she deals with difficult people.

About: COVID-19 has affected not just the big things like our economy, but also the day-to-day things like where we work, how we learn, and whether we are free to meet and

SG COVID Diaries: COVID-19 diaries: A volunteer at the screening centre at NCID

Tan Xuet Ying, a senior speech therapist at Tan Tock Seng Hospital volunteered to be an assistant nurse to screen thousands of COVID-19 patients – despite having a two-year-old at home. She talks about how her sister, a doctor who cared for the infected in the UK, was a big motivating factor.

COVID-19 has affected not just the big things like our economy, but also the day-to-day things like where

SG COVID Diaries: COVID-19 diaries: A social worker protecting children via video

Vivyan Chee, Assistant Director at the Singapore Children’s Society talks about the challenges of speaking privately with vulnerable children and their families over video calls and the biggest problem these children face during the circuit breaker.

About: COVID-19 has affected not just the big things like our economy, but also the day-to-day things like where we work, how we learn, and whether

SG COVID Diaries: COVID-19 diaries: A working mum pulled in different directions

Shir-Li Torrey, a working mother with two children and one sitting for the Primary School Leaving Examinations (PSLE) this year, talks about the struggles of Home-Based Learning (HBL), getting her own work done and crying when it all got too much.

COVID-19 has affected not just the big things like our economy, but also the day-to-day things like where we work, how we learn, and whether we are