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Neo Xiaobin

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As seen in: The Straits Times, Le Figaro, AsiaOne, The Singapore Women’s Weekly
Photojournalist with The Straits Times, an English-language daily in Singapore, since April 2010.
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When heart meets action: Shining a light on social work excellence in Singapore

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By Mark Cheong, Neo Xiaobin Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
“By focusing on both social work practice and practice research, the revamped awards will continue to spotlight the profession’s impact while deepening the public’s understanding of how social work addresses social issues and fosters innovation,” said Mr Chan Whee Peng, president of SASW. The association has kept the OSWA acronym to preserve the award’s legacy while reflecting the profession’s ongoing growth.
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Love is in the hair: How a wig loan scheme helps restore cancer survivors’ confidence

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By Neo Xiaobin Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
The Breast Cancer Foundation’s (BCF) Positive Image Room in Sin Ming Avenue is designed to help survivors navigate one of the quieter battles of recovery – rebuilding their confidence after the physical toll of cancer treatment. Madam Dwi Rahayu (right) leaving the Positive Image Room with Breast Cancer Foundation (BCF) assistant manager Alycia Goh. All wig fittings take place in the room, which is sponsored by cosmetics maker Estee Lauder.
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Anything but void: A love letter to the ‘living room’ of Singapore's HDB blocks

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By Jonathan Tan, Neo Xiaobin Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
Hobbyist Jonathan Tan showcases the beauty of the old-school stools and tables in the void decks of Singapore’s Housing Board buildings. The photo series, Lepak Downstairs, was named after the colloquial term for hanging out at the void deck. The pictures, which were taken in estates from Tampines to Telok Blangah, exude an honest simplicity and an unmistakable sense of nostalgia. To photography enthusiast Jonathan Tan, a void deck is anything but void.
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