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A book of poems depicting the plight of people living with different mental illnesses, a video interview with an elderly lady who lives alone... GB Girls give voice to the most vulnerable members of our society through creative and inspiring entries.

Heeding the maxim that “experience is the best teacher”, the annual GB Fast, Food, and Fuzz Camp offers Girls a taste of what it’s like to be a person in need. 

After an 8-year hiatus, the NCOTC saw 100 Seniors Girls from different Companies gathering together for a time of learning, and also much fun.

110 GB Girls stepped up to befriend more than 150 vulnerable Singaporeans with different needs at the launch of the Girls’ Brigade Friend in Deed (GBFD) project.

Girls in The Girls’ Brigade Singapore (GBS) will begin donning a new uniform this year, marking the first major change to the GB uniform since its founding in 1927.

We often imagine awesome leaders as charismatic visionaries who never make mistakes, are well-respected, and succeed through sheer hard work and talent. But how realistic is this picture, and is that really the type of leader we’d like to follow or become?

From late July to early August this year, 283 of our youngest cadets embarked on a camp to learn more about poverty, and the people who live under those conditions.

Apart from fulfilling 3,000 individual wishes from recipients around Singapore this year, the Girls’ Brigade Singapore also partnered with South West Community Development Council (SWCDC) and local carpenters, Roger&Sons to build made-to-measure, sustainable furniture for households in need.

The Girls’ Brigade Awards Ceremony recognises Companies for their performance, as well as the exceptional young women who have earned their Junior Brigader and Pioneer Brigader (JBB & PBB) Brooches – the highest accomplishment for any GB Junior or Senior.

Girls from 39 Secondary and 34 Primary Schools impressed many with their extraordinary music drill performances, marching to some of the latest pop songs at GB’s first carnival-styled drill competition.

Imagine working with a team you’ve just met a day ago to plan and run a carnival for nearly 400 people - your parents, no less. Daunting? Perhaps. But that’s exactly what 239 plucky 11-year-olds did during this year’s Junior Leaders’ Training Camp (JLTC).

Trials don't end our dreams - they lead us to where we're supposed to be!

Singapore’s first-ever youth forum on Homelessness saw 300 GB Girls and teenagers meeting virtually and in person to listen to the stories of ex rough-sleepers, social workers and policymakers.

In the blink of an eye, the Girls’ Brigade Singapore turns 95. It’s by no accident that we have been able to thrive as one of Singapore’s oldest uniformed CCAs!

Everyone was a winner at the Dr Low Guat Tin Challenge Awards Ceremony on 13 August 2022!

We hoisted up our ankle socks to fulfill another 3,000 wishes for vulnerable residents - this time living all across Singapore

Success rarely looks like a straight road to the top. Take it from two of the boldest young women to ever inspire us through LC2022!

How does it feel to walk a mile in the shoes of someone living with socio-economic challenges? Find out how experiential learning experiences help to spur interest and empathy amongst the Girls.

Can we still feel grateful for the things we have even as we live through a pandemic-stricken season? Read more to find out how we encourage Girls to adopt an attitude of thanksgiving through a series of online games and challenges.

Can a uniformed group keep its relevance even in unprecedented times? Is a GB Girl settling for less during the pandemic? Discover how Companies adapt to challenges under the new normal and create the best online experience for their Girls.

Redefining our community service platform. Rallying the nation to serve 3000 beneficiaries in the midst of the pandemic.

How can we weave through difficulties to emerge stronger in times of uncertainty? Amidst the chaos of Home-based Learning and Circuit Breaker measures, Companies have wasted no time in finding creative ways to ‘Keep the GB connection alive’. Find out how Officers look for creative ways to redesign the UG experience for our Girls!

How can we engage our Girls to raise awareness of mental health concerns within their community? Find out how 1500 Girls came up with creative entries to advocate for better mental wellness through our very first mental health national competition, Better Minds, Better Tomorrow.

New regulations made it harder for physical activities to take place but that did not deter 700 Girls from spending the morning with 3 esteemed speakers, international author Nick Vujicic, Esther Tan (from the Singapore Women’s Everest Team) and Aiken Chia (online talent and content creator). Find out what the Girls have gleaned from their experience in times of trial and triumph.

Code to Serve is a national competition that showcased the innovative products of more than 900 Girls. With the support of the Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA), Zenitant Holdings and Amazon Web Services, all 120 teams spent over 8 months, attending coding workshops and working on new digital design solutions to improve the quality of life of others.