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The Russian time zone used in Yakutsk and surrounding regions, at UTC+9.
Community hospital co-located with Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, providing rehabilitation and recovery care.
A Youth Corps Singapore programme that develops youth leaders through training, community service and project work.
A national platform for youth volunteerism and community service.
A statistical or programme category referring to young people identified as having abused drugs.
A supervision programme providing closer monitoring and structured support for young offenders or at-risk youths.
A school leader responsible for the development, welfare and coordination of students in a particular year cohort.
The length of time an officer has served in the organisation or Public Service, depending on the context.
A caveat indicating that another person's experience or result may differ.
An entity coordinating support for inmates, ex-offenders and their families through reintegration, family services and community partnerships.
A sporting or community event held under the Yellow Ribbon movement to support rehabilitation and second chances.
A fund supporting rehabilitation, reintegration and second-chance initiatives for ex-offenders and their families.
The Yellow Ribbon Fund bursary supporting lower-income ex-offenders with tertiary education or skills-based training after release.
A company providing work and skills-development opportunities as part of Yellow Ribbon rehabilitation and reintegration efforts.
A national initiative promoting second chances and community support for the rehabilitation and reintegration of ex-offenders.
A community arts festival associated with the Yellow Ribbon movement and offender reintegration.
A statutory board supporting offenders' rehabilitation, skills development, employment and successful reintegration into society.