A broken phone leads to thoughts of lust, contentment and the myth of new.

In a Manila landfill, a couple offers kids respite from hunger and freedom to dream.

They've played tennis greats. Now they're aiming for the Paralympics. And yes, they're blind.

When race and class get in the way, things start to smell bad.

How boxing saved the life of a person with HIV.

A boy's generous heart and humorous wit helps his family to live as normal a life as possible with an incurable rare disease.

Eat. Do good. Feel happy. Repeat.

'I accept myself the way I am. My family makes me happy. I choose friends well who have the same dream as me.' Find out what Sindi's dream is.

A Filipino and Singaporean giving abandoned and orphaned kids a better life. 
 

Social entrepreneur inspires the young to “dream bigger”.

This social enterprise set out to clean India’s rivers of temple flowers. Now it’s changing lives too.

A father starts a family business to give his autistic son a shot at building an independent future.   

Freedom Cups provides women with an eco-friendly, sustainable and hygienic option to manage their periods.

This National Day, we celebrate Singaporeans who make it possible to give back together — for greater good.

Whether it's inspired by chance or sparked by common ground, friendships exist in many forms.

On this International Day of Friendship, we shine the light on three friendships that positively impact the world. These friends of action prove that doing something for the greater good knows no borders or nationality.

Over 700,000 die due to suicide every year, and many more are affected, whether as someone who is grappling with suicidal ideation, or as a loved one. Here’s what mental health professionals share about understanding suicide.

After watching a video from Our Better World about Hasan, a Syrian refugee in Malaysia, Farhana got in touch with him, and they launched the Al-Hasan Volunteer Network.

Azad Foundation puts women in the driver’s seat to shatter gender barriers

When Lynn joined Our Better World in 2019, she was only planning to work there for six months. Two years on, she reflects on the reasons she stayed, and the memories that will stay with her forever.

Faced with traumatic experiences growing up, Songwen started having suicidal ideation. He shares how he copes with his suicidal thoughts.