By Pei Ling, Community Worker What is a home to you? Is it just a place filled with your stuff? Where you store your sofa, TV, bed, clothes?   These are questions we ask ourselves as we walk along the corridors of the small flats in the neighbourhoods we serve. We catch glimpses of everyday life along these corridors – mismatched footwear, potted plants, toys scattered about, and front doors of various colours – some freshly painted, some faded. Inside, some of these flats have varying degrees of stuff, but they most certainly hold more than that. For each is Home

By Adrina Tie, Community Worker At our weekly non-violent communication training, I was practicing how to convey one’s virtues to someone. Part of this process is my having to hear someone else tell me my virtues. When I heard what others present thought my virtues were, I felt a sense of warmth. I was then instructed to be grateful for all my good qualities. Honestly, it felt good. So, I was surprised when a fellow participant had the opposite response when it was his turn to listen to his virtues. He was uncomfortable and pulled away. He later explained that while