The Singaporean founder of Love Aid SG talks to Arman Shah about providing humanitarian aid to Palestinian refugees and orphans.

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Gilbert Goh is a passionate activist from Singapore who’s currently based in Lebanon. The 65-year-old serves as the founder of Love Aid SG. A non-governmental organisation (NGO), it mainly focuses on bringing humanitarian aid to Syrian and Palestinian refugees.

Thanks to the generous donations of Singaporeans, his efforts to help Gaza created kitchens for the malnourished, and polyclinics that attend to the medical needs of Palestinians seeking shelter at Al-Bureji refugee camp.

More recently, he deployed a team to set up an early childhood orphan care centre at Deir Al-Balah. This is important to him because he grew up without his biological parents for a significant chunk of his childhood. Naturally, he has tremendous compassion for orphans.

In the second episode of Majulah Melayu SG, he talks to Arman Shah about his tough childhood in the foster system, his drive to help the helpless through his NGO, and what Singaporeans can achieve if they dare to dream big.

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Gilbert Goh is a passionate activist from Singapore who’s currently based in Lebanon. The 65-year-old serves as the founder of Love Aid SG. A non-governmental organisation (NGO), it mainly focuses on bringing humanitarian aid to Syrian and Palestinian refugees. Thanks to the generous donations of Singaporeans, his efforts to help Gaza created kitchens for the malnourished, and polyclinics that attend to the medical needs of Palestinians seeking shelter at Al-Bureji refugee camp More recently, he deployed a team to set up an early childhood orphan care centre at Deir Al-Balah. This is important to him because he grew up without his biological parents for a significant chunk of his childhood. Naturally, he has tremendous compassion for orphans. In the second episode of @MajulahMelayuSG he talks to Arman Shah about his tough childhood in the foster system, his drive to help the helpless through his NGO, and what Singaporeans can achieve if they dare to dream big. ABOUT THIS PODCAST Hosted by co-founder and online editor Arman Shah, Majulah Melayu SG is a motivational podcast that features personalities who are culturally relevant to the Malay community in Singapore. We hope these conversations benefit and inspire you somehow. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL: ‪@MajulahMelayuSG FOLLOW US: IG: @majulalahmelayusg FB: www.facebook.com/majulahmelayusg/ Website: www.majulahmelayu.sg/
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