On June 29, the three-month-long “A World Without Cancer” themed art competition concluded successfully! (See news report video below↓↓↓)
Singapore Member of Parliament and Senior Parliamentary Secretary for the Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of National Development, Ms. Sun Xueling, attended as a special guest to deliver a speech and present awards.
Painting is not just a beautiful picture; its meaning far exceeds our imagination. It is a form of communication that transcends language and culture, allowing us to express our inner emotions and thoughts through images. We encourage students to unleash their creativity and depict a world without cancer.
March 4, 2024
International HPV Awareness Day
HPV is the human papillomavirus. Almost all of us will contract HPV at some point, and while it is harmless for most, it is linked to several cancers. The HPV vaccine has the potential to impact the global eradication of certain types of cancers, particularly cervical cancer and other HPV-related cancers.
Getting the HPV vaccine can prevent HPV infection, enhance herd immunity, reduce the incidence of cervical cancer, and decrease the occurrence of other HPV-related cancers.
Co-hosting Organizations
A World Without Cancer
The Alliance for Active Action Against HPV and the art education center Tree Art jointly hosted a charity painting competition for the first time, raising $800,000 in goods and donations for SATA CommHealth.
The painting competition attracted 616 young artists, with the theme of envisioning a world without cancer.
The entries have been uploaded to the fundraising platform Giving.sg since the 18th of last month to raise funds for SATA CommHealth’s cervical cancer vaccination program, continuing until October 17.
The event has received widespread attention and coverage from the media.
For the official news coverage of this event, check out the video below↓↓↓
Here are other related reports↓↓↓
https://www.8world.com/singapore/a-world-without-cancer-art-competition-2495266
https://www.zaobao.com.sg/news/singapore/story20240629-4002386
Children express their commitment as “Angels and Warriors Against Cervical Cancer” through their artistic creations envisioning “A World Without Cancer.”
The funds raised by showcasing these artworks on Giving.sg will support SATA’s efforts to enhance preventive healthcare in Singapore. Every contribution counts, and we thank everyone who has contributed to this charitable cause.
Top 25 list and artworks collected this time
Ms. Sun Xueling presents awards to the winners.
In this painting competition, winners were selected for gold, silver, and bronze awards in different categories. Let’s take a look at the artworks of the prize winners together~
Winning artworks from the 5-7 age group
- Gold Prize: Thor Neo 《Cancer fighters》
- Silver Prize: Koo Yi Rong Elina 《Out with the cancer cells!》
- Silver Prize: Jude Goh Zhen Kai 《The Revolution of AI in Cancer》
- Bronze Prize: SKYLER SUN XINYU 《Eat unhealthy food only bring me momentary》
- Bronze Prize: Hannah Shi En Qi 《Land of Rainbowsy》
- Bronze Prize: Ashton yihao li 《Get well soon!》
Winning artworks from the 8-12 age group
Gold Prize: Huang Motong 《Healing Heart》- Silver Prize: Oon Kay Zhe 《Let only the good things happen》
- Silver Prize: Liew Yu Ruo Cady 《A Cancer free world》
- Bronze Prize: Zhou Xinquan 《Cancer Protector》
- Bronze Prize: Emily Man《On board the healthy line》
- Bronze Prize: Emily Man 《A healthy plaground》
Winning artworks from the 13-18 age group
- Gold Prize: Yoong Zi Xuan 《Hope》
- Silver Prize: PEGGY XU 《Better Hunger》
- Bronze Prize: Wang Haoyu 《Healthy eating》
Winning artworks from the over 18 age group
- Gold Prize: Choo Wen Xin Winona 《Hope against Cancer》
- Silver Prize: Teacher Mika 《World》
- Bronze Prize: Ng Jiunn Shyan 《Guardians of Health: Honoring Healthcare Heroes and Cultivating Wellness》
Painting is also a form of power that allows us to better understand ourselves and the world around us, making life more beautiful.
Through this event, we aim to promote and educate more people about HPV vaccines, increase public awareness and acceptance, encourage more people to get vaccinated, and further reduce the incidence of HPV-related cancers.
Let’s work together, play our part in the fight against cervical cancer, and strive to create a world without cancer, “A World Without Cancer”.
