SNCF – Co-Op Hot Shots 6 (2017) | SHUTTER JOURNEY SINGAPORE

Co-Op Hot Shots 6 (2017)

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18th August 2017, Singapore – “Building a Caring and Inclusive Community” –
28 August – 30 October 2017 – Co-op Hot Shots 6 is back this year with the theme of “Building a Caring and Inclusive Society” which evolves around the 5 values of help, mutual help, equality, care for others and co-operation.

Whether your passion is towards the elderly such as providing holistic care and promoting active ageing, or towards the youths such as equipping them with life skills, or your passion in helping yourself and others to achieve financial independence – as long as your passion contributes to build a caring and inclusive society, we want your story!

Tell us your story through your photos with a short caption of less than 50 words, and stand to walk away with attractive cash prizes of up to $1,000!

There are 03 categories and lots of prizes to be won! More information on the competition here.

Apart from that, Besides that, SNCF will also be holding a smartphone photography workshop on 26 August at Crossings Café from 11am to 2pm. More information available here.

About the Organiser:

The Singapore National Co-operative Federation (SNCF) is the apex body of Singapore’s co-operative movement, and secretariat of the Central Co-operative Fund (CCF). Formed in 1980 with the aim of championing Singapore’s co-operative movement, the apex body represents 99% of co-operative members in Singapore. Today, the movement boasts a base of more than 1.3 million members. SNCF aims to promote and develop co-operatives as sustainable enterprises that address the social and economic needs through the co-operative principle of self and mutual help, so as to foster a more resilient society. SNCF is a member of the International Co-operative Alliance (ICA) and the World Council of Credit Unions (WOCCU). It enjoys co-operative relationship with the United Nations, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and other International and regional bodies. For more information on SNCF and the Singapore Co-op movement, visit http://www.sncf.coop
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