1. Acceset
The process of putting pen to paper has proved effective in helping those who are dealing with negative thoughts. To provide a listening ear to struggling youths in Singapore, digital letter-writing platform Acceset is designed as a safe space for those who want to share their concerns anonymously and receive support—approaching mental health by reshaping lives, work and play. Founded in 2017, the social enterprise is helmed by 2019 Generation T honouree Oon Tian Sern, who received the Queen’s Young Leader Award for his efforts. Most recently, Acceset offered first-year students from tertiary institutions access to a text-based peer support channel to help them settle into their new school environment. The organisation also provides a listening ear for students facing problems at home or among peers, including behavioural issues such as cyberbullying and body image.
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