OUR MISSION
Providing assurance, speed and proximity to mask access and storage in Singapore.
OUR VISION
A self-sufficient, sustainable Singapore mask manufacturing facility supported by the community.
Building Resilient Communities
We are a Singapore mask manufacturing company with an (inter)national wellness initiative that aim to build resilient communities by partnering with other organisations to provide job opportunities for a more inclusive and compassionate society.
Your purchase of our masks will be a continuous support of our initiative to address the shortage of masks in the local and global context, so healthcare workers, citizens and communities would have access to quality masks, ensuring everyone stay safe and well.
OUR AFFILIATIONS
Our membership in SBF, SCCCI and SMF propels our organisation to focus on resilience and capability building, process management, leadership development and sustainability.
We embrace digitalisation, innovation-led productivity, business transformation and internationalisation towards enhancing our competitiveness.
“We are united in the distance that separates us.”
– Dr Leong Hoe Nam,
Infectious Disease Specialist
our 3 goals for sustainable Development
A (Inter)National Project
- Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages
- Fulfilling local demand in midst of global shortage
- Education that wearing a mask when one is unwell is the new normal
An Inclusive Community
- Reducing inequalities based on economic or other statues
A Sustainable Enterprise
- Multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize expertise, technology and financial resources
Example of organizations We are Working With
A Wellness Initiative that Aims
to Build Resilient Communities
While World Health Organisation (WHO) has praised the efforts of Singapore in tackling cases of coronavirus and said other countries should follow its example , we need to do more.
All of us has witnessed the sky-rocketing price hike of masks in the past months. Supermarkets and pharmacies have not been able to re-stock their supplies in time. Countries who used to be the key supplier of masks has banned or has tightened their regulations on the export. In a report by Straits Times, Minister for National Development Lawrence Wong said, “We are therefore strengthening the resilience of our supply chain, including looking for new sources, and developing local manufacturing capabilities.”