Yvonne Ng
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My writings on leadership, serving the underserved, accessibility, volunteering, public service, journalism, and the things I care about.

  • 2026 · 5 min read

    Libraries as Equaliser: Singapore's NLB on Why the Work of Accessibility Never Ends

    On making libraries truly inclusive spaces for persons with disabilities, and why it is not enough for good services to exist — people must also know about them and feel encouraged to use them.

    Read on GovInsider →
  • June 2025 · 4 min read

    What Journalism Taught Me About Service and Why It Still Grounds Me Today

    On this day 20 years ago, I started my working life as a journalist, a career I had dreamt of since I was 14. The belief in service it gave me has never left.

    Read on LinkedIn →
  • May 2025 · 4 min read

    "The library is here!"

    One of the sweetest moments is hearing children excitedly shout those words when they hear our footsteps. After more than a year volunteering with kidsREAD@Home, here is what I have learned.

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  • January 2025 · 4 min read

    Be The Leader You Wished You Had

    When I received the Exemplary Leader Award, I was both exhilarated and humbled. A part of me could not help but ask: how do I live up to this? A year on, here is what I have learned.

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  • August 2024 · 3 min read

    "How did you manage to stay in public service for 10 years?"

    A new entrant asked me this recently. After a moment's thought, I replied: 'Why? I love public service!' Two reasons, and the advice I would give my younger self.

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  • December 2023 · 3 min read

    "Why do you volunteer to do career coaching?"

    Friends often ask why I volunteer as a career coach under the Public Service Career Coach Network. I compiled a Q&A for myself. It is a light-hearted read, and the reflection is real.

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  • October 2023 · 3 min read

    Why should one join and stay in the public service?

    I did not have a noble purpose when I first joined. But fast forward many years, I am thankful that public service gave me what I was looking for, and also so much more.

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