Naval Base Community Clean-Up (Resident-Led)

Littering is a prevalent environmental issue in Singapore that negatively impacts the cleanliness, manpower demand, safety and health of our communities.

This is a resident-initiated community clean-up at Naval Base.

We’re coming together in the morning to clean up the neighbourhood, spend some time outdoors, and take shared responsibility for the spaces we live in.

It’s simple, hands-on, and open to everyone. Just showing up and doing it together.

What we’ll do

• Clean up around Naval Base CC and nearby areas
• Work in small groups
• All clean-up tools will be provided

Who can join

Anyone is welcome.
Residents, friends, families, first-timers.

What to bring

• Comfortable clothes
• Covered shoes
• Water bottle
• Poncho or umbrella (in case of rain)
• Hat or sunscreen (for sun protection)

Important notes

• Please arrive on time so we can start together
• This is a rain or shine event
• Let’s take care of the space and each other
• Meeting point is at the pavillion which sits between blocks 412, 415, 416, & 419

Stridy is a non-profit organisation headquartered in Singapore, creating a cleaner and kinder world one litter at a time. organise cleanups, collect litter data on the Stridy app and partner communities on litter mitigation strategies.

The Stridy app is a handy tool that allows users to track litter collected and visualise the community's impact on the Stridy dashboard. Through the crowdsourcing of data, we get to highlight litter issues and develop strategies to tackle litter.

Stridy has been featured in the media for our community efforts:

• Do You Recycle? Why It Could Be Going To Waste | Talking Point
• Tackling Singapore's waste problem
• Littering still a problem, data shows
• S'pore launches national strategy to tackle growing problem of marine litter
• Singapore launches national strategy aimed at combatting marine litter

Indemnity

• You understand that participating in physical exercise and fitness activities carries inherent risks, and voluntarily assume all such risks. You acknowledge that Stridy and People's Association are not responsible for any injuries or accidents that may occur during the activity.