This is an informal network for residents by residents.
Khatib Vale is a neighbourhood located in Yishun, Singapore, consisting of 27 blocks of HDB flats bounded by Yishun Ave 2, Yishun Ave 3 and Yishun Ring Road.
We aim to build communities within our neighbourhood.
We are a community network supported by Zone ‘B’ RN. The aim is to transform neighbours into friends, regardless of ages and nationalities or whether we own our flats or are renting. By getting to know one another, we hope to re-create the real kampong spirit of the old. Neighbours watching out for each other and pitching in to improve the quality of our physical environment.
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In order to accomplish our objectives, we will be introducing a variety of activities, such as establishing clubs for sports, games and other shared interests. These clubs will provide residents will have a platform to connect with like-minded individuals and explore their passions.
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We will also reach out and connect with vulnerable individuals in the community. These outreach efforts will promote inclusivity and reduce social isolation, fostering a more cohesive community.
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To prevent neighbourly disputes from escalating, our proposal also includes developing conflict resolution mechanisms. These mechanisms will enable parties to resolve conflicts amicably and prevent them from causing harm to individuals and the community.
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We can serve as a platform for engaging in dialogue with the authorities, allowing residents to provide feedback and suggestions for improving the estate. This will empower residents to have their voices heard and contribute to the creation of a better living environment.
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If you’re a resident of Khatib Vale, we invite you to join us and make a difference in our home. Whether you’re interested in sports, games, hobbies, or social activities, our network offers a platform for you to connect with like-minded individuals and create lasting friendships. Let’s work together to build a more cohesive, inclusive, and vibrant community. Join our Telegram channel or comment below to get involved. Thank you for your support!
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Khatib Vale Neighbours’ Network is an informal network set up by residents for residents. To connect with us, simply click on the icon to join our Telegram Channel. Comment on any post indicating your block number so that we know you are a resident. You will also be enrolled into our Telegram Group where you can post your own comments and communicate with other members.
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If you are not a Telegram user, clicking on the icon will prompt you to download the Apps.
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The Telegram platform was chosen because:
OR you can email me directly at william.teo.nss.b@gmail.com
OR click here to submit a form.