Heads of Dyslexia Association and Boys’ Town Receive Top Social Service Award

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The leaders of the Dyslexia Association of Singapore and Boys’ Town have been awarded the top accolade for social service professionals in recognition of their long-standing leadership and dedication to the sector. The award honors their sustained efforts to support vulnerable individuals, strengthen community-based services, and drive positive social impact. Both heads were commended for their strategic contributions, innovative approaches, and commitment to improving support systems for children, youth, and families across the community.

  • The heads of the Dyslexia Association of Singapore and Boys’ Town were conferred the sector’s highest accolade for social service professionals.
  • The recognition highlights their outstanding leadership, dedicated service, and lasting contributions to community welfare.
  • Both organizations continue to deliver specialized care and vital programs for youth, families, and individuals facing learning and social challenges.

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