Geylang Adventures

Geylang Adventures We do awesome stuff in Geylang. We believe Geylang Adventures to be a platform for bottom-up initiative in changing social norms and perception.
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Geylang Adventures was started for the purpose of exhibiting the not so commonly known/seen side of Geylang as a cultural and food enclave in the business of wh***ng. It had hoped to overthrow the belief that Singapore is a boring and sanitized state; that an adventure awaits in every neighbourhood for those who seek it. However, we have since acknowledged that Geylang is popular on an entirely hi

gher level, which might be a result of its late night treasure trove of good food or its legalized prostitution. Since our conception, we have directed our focus on the different societal dimensions of Geylang, adopting a spontaneous approach of showing love to the people in this area with real actions. We hope to inspire and advocate the belief of loving thy neighbour, sharing and looking out for others and inducing a bottom up change. This is done through a pop-up of social initiatives involving ordinary Singaporeans, doing work in extraordinary ways. As with all initiatives, we believe the intended outcome is not to change the lives of the disadvantaged in big ways, but to alter public perception towards the challenges of being nice, that underneath the layers of everyone we are only human.

is our mainstay signature event where we offer haircuts to migrant workers and the poor on a weekend. This gives us the opportunity to interact and show love to them in a directly personal and intimate way.

a spontaneous combustion of migrant workers, a curious Singaporean and an unlikely venue of a backalley for a badminton court.

was our first collaboration with the nice people from Waiting for Lorry. We went around collecting handwritten letters and taking polaroids of migrant workers with the objective of curbing homesickness by sponsoring the letter back to their hometown. https://medium.com/migrant-workers/migrant-mail-a-pop-up-post-office-near-aljunied-mrt-station-de5806738609

was another collaboration with Waiting for Lorry. We found groups of migrant Chinese workers in Geylang to sit down with and share Chinese New Year snacks with during the festive season. We even got to do a “louhei” with a group of them. We also take the opportunity to collect and transfer from the public; any excess food/daily essentials that disadvantaged groups of people might be able to make good use of. See you in Geylang!

😭❤️---At the party in a packed function room, a senior staff lauded his contributions to the company over the years."I b...
22/01/2024

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At the party in a packed function room, a senior staff lauded his contributions to the company over the years.

"I believe Sona Mia has contributed 100 per cent of his efforts to helping SYC grow and for being a mentor to the brothers here," he said.

When it was time for Sona Mia's farewell speech, however, his voice cracked mid-way through.

He started sobbing uncontrollably.

https://mothership.sg/2024/01/foreign-worker-gold-chain-farewell-gift/?fbclid=IwAR0Un2seYAeG09LG0UReOTfcPcSfAcmOFTB0iRXPogpo5L8Wf08XnGUBvVo

Long service award.

One of the best hidden gems in Geylang has an open house this weekend!
13/12/2023

One of the best hidden gems in Geylang has an open house this weekend!

In Darjeeling, Ms Mamta used to stay with her friends or church members. She has no siblings, and both her parents are d...
27/11/2023

In Darjeeling, Ms Mamta used to stay with her friends or church members. She has no siblings, and both her parents are dead.

“She came to Singapore with nothing, so we wanted to help secure her future,” said Ms Joseph, 45, who works in the operations team at Changi General Hospital. The flat cost the couple about $45,000.

The whole family even flew to Darjeeling in 2022 for a house-warming celebration for Ms Mamta when her flat was completed.

Ms Mamta said she is grateful to be treated like part of the family.

https://tnp.straitstimes.com/news/singapore/couple-bought-studio-flat-helpers-home-town-india-show-gratitude?fbclid=IwAR0ndWQX43HKBK5qso0hB7jcfG7qV5uGNCYDBm49abJom4gMj9Ro9qfKIHU

To show their appreciation and gratitude to their helper Rana Mamta, Mr Joseph Harison and his wife Leens Joseph bought her a studio flat in her home town of Darjeeling, India, in 2021. The couple, who have two children aged 14 and eight, had hired Ms Mamta in 2015...

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