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With the kind assistance rendered by media friends and close partners, bringing up the subject of toilets has become less of a taboo topic as RAS continues its positive outreach to more people, both locals and foreigners. We are thankful to MediaCorp Radio, Capital 958 for airing a special feature about our Volunteer Eco-Assessor (VEA) programme and to both the National Environment Agency (NEA) and the National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC) for inviting us to share our key programmes with foreign delegates and local volunteers respectively.

RAS promotes its Happy Toilet Programme (HTP) with help from the National Environment Agency (NEA)

Mr John Loh, the key person for the Happy Toilet Programme, sharing HTP information with coffeeshop operators at the NEA South West Regional Office on 13th September. Similar briefings were also conducted at the North West Regional Office on 18th August and 13th September.

RAS recruits Volunteer Eco-Assessors (VEAs) via MediaCorp Radio Capital 958

On 1st September, Capital 958 aired a nine-minute feature on our Volunteer Eco-Assessor Programme. The feature covered a journalist’s learning journey on the procedures of conducting toilet inspections and interviews with our President and a VEA.

RAS conducts first training session for hospital

Mr John Loh (centre), the key person for the Eco-Assessor Programme, conducting practical training for the managing agent of the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) on 26th August. The one-hour session provides the participants with the procedures of conducting toilet inspections.

RAS shares its key programmes with delegates and volunteers

RAS General Manager Emerson Hee giving a presentation to a group of Bruneian delegates on 5th July upon the invitation of the NEA. RAS was also invited by the National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC) to share its key programmes with new volunteers on 17th September.

RAS participates in Zhenghua Primary School’s Open House & Bukit Panjang Community Racial Harmony Day

A student from Zhenghua Primary School sharing information about our school programme and her school’s project work with a visitor at the open house event on 15th July.

Clean & Green Singapore Schools’ Carnival

RAS is setting up games and activities for preschoolers visiting the Clean & Green Singapore Schools’ Carnival to be held from 9th to 10th November at ITE College West.

LOO (Let’s Observe Ourselves) Carnival & Awards 2011

RAS is holding its LOO (Let’s Observe Ourselves) Carnival & Awards 2011 from 24th to 25th November at the Fountain Square of the City Square Mall. The LOO Awards ceremony will be held at the carnival to recognise organisations and individuals for their achievements and contributions in the restroom environment.

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INTER-LAB PRODUCTS
SCENTWAFER
ECELL AIR FRESHENER

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