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Committee of Supply 2024
A vibrant cohesive home where diverse dreams can thrive.

Here are MCCY’s key announcements from COS 2024

Stronger support for artists and the arts & heritage sector
Invest an additional $100 million over the next four years for Our SG Arts Plan (2023 – 2027)
Grow vibrant arts and culture ecosystem and support the refreshed Our SG Arts Plan (2023 -2027) across 3 strategic thrusts:
Connected Society
Distinctive City and
Creative Economy
Enhanced support to promote Arts for wellbeing of Singaporeans [NEW]
Collaborate with art practitioners and healthcare sector partners to improve personal wellbeing through arts-based programmes
Diverse arts spaces as touchpoints to experience and engage with the Arts
Unlock public and private spaces for the arts, for Singaporeans from all walks of life
Kampong Java will be ready in 2024, and 45 Armenian Street is planned to be completed in 2026
Enhanced support to diversify capability pathways for arts Self-Employed Persons [NEW]
Develop multiple training pathways and support diverse aspirations of arts Self-Employed Persons
Enhanced Arts Resource Hub with tailored content to strengthen career resilience and competitiveness
Launch of Heritage Activation Nodes
Launch two Heritage Activation Nodes (HAN) in 2024 to introduce heritage programming in neighbourhoods
Katong-Joo Chiat (HAN@K-JC), in April 2024
Clementi (HAN@Clementi), 2H2024
NHB Youth Heritage Blueprint
Engaged over 1,000 youths to share perspectives, insights, and recommendations on strengthening youth interest in the museum and heritage sector

Building a vibrant sporting culture
Major Sports Event Fund [New]
Set aside $165 million for Major Sports Event Fund over four years
More world-class sporting events to be hosted in Singapore, providing more opportunities to develop local capabilities
Top up, expansion, and extension of One Team Singapore Fund [New]
Additional $20 million on top of $50 million previously set aside
Further expanded to:
Support the Athletes’ Inspire Fund for promising athletes representing Singapore in emerging sports
Provide government dollar-for-dollar matching for donations to SportCares, philanthropic arm of SportSG
Extended till 2027
Disability Sports Master Plan
The Disability Sports Master Plan is being updated and recommendations will be announced later in 2024
~20,000 persons with disabilities have participated in SportSG’s disability sport programmes since 2016
All ActiveSG gyms will be fully inclusive by 2026
Supporting our athletes at Major Games
Monitor athletes’ training and competition needs for upcoming Major Games
spexPotential programme, which strengthens support for youth-to-senior athlete transition, will be fully operational from April 2024
Sports Facilities Master Plan
Open 4 new facilities in 2024
Kallang Tennis Hub
Kallang Football Hub
New basketball courts at former Bedok Swimming Complex
Facility for softball and baseball at Jurong East
Refreshed sport facilities in Ang Mo Kio, Hougang and Queenstown
4 Sport-in-Precinct projects in Keat Hong, Pasir Ris East, Tampines North and Whampoa are undergoing construction
Rejuvenating the Kallang Alive Project
Construct new indoor arena to be among the best-in-class globally
Current Singapore Indoor Stadium to continue operations until new indoor arena is complete

Strengthening partnerships between citizens and the Government
Launch of the Singapore Government Partnerships Office
“First-stop” for individuals and interest groups keen to partner government, to help turn ideas into action
Facilitate collaborations with relevant government agencies and share resources to empower citizens
Find out more about SGPO here
Empowering youths to achieve their aspirations
Youth Panels
Involve youths in developing policy recommendations with the Government
~140 youths have formed four youth panels (#JobHacks, #LifeHacks, #TechHacks, #GreenHacks) which are in progress and will engage their peers on their draft recommendations in 2H2024
Details of the youth panels' progress can be found here
SG Mental Well-Being Network
Expand peer support networks in the community through Well-Being Circles
12 Well-Being Circles island-wide have reached over 3,000 residents and youths
Mentoring SG
Support youths to make better-informed choices in key transitions, e.g education, career pathways
Engaged over 5,000 youths and ~100 corporates
Youth Action Challenge
Provide opportunities for youths to champion initiatives on issues that are of interest to them
Supported over 1,000 youths and funded more than 280 projects

Strengthening the culture of care in Singapore
Set up of Collective for a Stronger Society
Bring philanthropic donors, charities, and other stakeholders together
Harnesses their expertise and resources
To support, enable and uplift lower-income families
Established by Community Foundation of Singapore in partnership with MSF and the Community Chest
Strengthening the Philanthropy & Volunteerism ecosystem
SG Cares Volunteer Centres (VCs) have engaged ~100,000 volunteers and served more than 600,000 beneficiaries
Work with partners to build capabilities of SG Cares VCs and community partners to better outreach, train, deploy and sustain volunteers
Encourage more professional bodies to drive skills-based volunteerism
Support corporate action through programmes by Singapore Business Federation and National Volunteer and Philanthropy Centre, and tax incentives under the Corporate Volunteer Scheme
Bring philanthropic donors, charities, and other stakeholders together
Harnesses their expertise and resources
To support, enable and uplift lower-income families
Established by Community Foundation of Singapore in partnership with MSF and the Community Chest
Strengthening the Philanthropy & Volunteerism ecosystem
SG Cares Volunteer Centres (VCs) have engaged ~100,000 volunteers and served more than 600,000 beneficiaries
Work with partners to build capabilities of SG Cares VCs and community partners to better outreach, train, deploy and sustain volunteers
Encourage more professional bodies to drive skills-based volunteerism
Support corporate action through programmes by Singapore Business Federation and National Volunteer and Philanthropy Centre, and tax incentives under the Corporate Volunteer Scheme
Factsheet and speeches
Speech by Minister Edwin Tong: A vibrant and cohesive home where diverse dreams thrive
Speech by MOS Low Yen Ling: Building on our success to bring arts and heritage sector to new heights
Speech by MOS Alvin Tan: Partnering Singaporeans to shape a better Singapore