Month: March 2024

Ultimate Easter Weekend Guide: Enchanting Family Adventures in Singapore

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Post date March 18, 2024
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This Easter, make every moment count with a delightful array of activities that caters to every member of your household.

PHOTOS: HOMETEAMNS, FEVER, GENIUS R US, MINDFUL SPACE, CRANE, SHUTTERSTOCK

TEXT: MORGAN AWYONG

As the long Easter weekend beckons, families are looking forward to an extra day of leisure. Why not seize this opportunity to engage in a mix of activities tailored for all ages? Below is our curated guide to an exciting Easter weekend filled with family fun.

ENJOY WORLD WATER DAY FUN AT HOMETEAMNS-JOM BALESTIER

Have an ‘Easter Eggcellent Day’ at HomeTeamNS-JOM Balestier with various engaging activities to mark Singapore World Water Day. Meet the endearing PUB mascots, Water Wally and Sally, participate in water conservation games, and express creativity with Easter egg painting. Join the Easter Hunt, collect colourful eggs, and trade them in for surprises. Delight in complimentary popcorn and cotton candy as you learn and play. What’s more? Activities are free for HomeTeamNS and JOM members!

ENCOUNTER MAGIC AT SENTOSA’S HARRY POTTER EXPERIENCE

The Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience adds a sprinkle of magic to your holiday. Perfect for die-hard “Potterheads” and new fans alike, this enchanting trail weaves through lush landscapes, bringing the wizarding world to life. With a wand in hand, explore interactive stations, encounter mystical creatures, and cast spells to reveal your patronus (a spectral guardian animal featured in the fantasy series). The adventure is sweetened by themed treats like Butterbeer and chocolate frog mud cakes, available alongside a treasure trove of merchandise.

UNLEASH YOUR KIDS’ CULINARY SKILLS AT GENIUS R US

Egg-streme baking coming your way! Watch your little master chefs try their hand out at baking Easter Bunny cakes and Easter nest cupcakes at Genius R Us’ Easter workshops. Located at HomeTeamNS-JOM Balestier and HomeTeamNS Khatib, don’t miss this delightful opportunity to celebrate Easter while letting your children explore the wonders of baking in a fun and engaging environment that promises smiles all around.

HomeTeamNS members get to enjoy a 15% discount based on regular fees.

REIMAGINE PLAY AT T-PLAY

T-Play at HomeTeamNS Khatib and HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok transforms play into an exciting learning adventure. Kids will immerse in a world of interactive stations and themed play areas at this first-of-its-kind indoor playground, which will enhance their mental agility and motor skills. The Bukit Batok venue celebrates transportation, while Khatib features vibrant Peranakan culture. Look out for free special programmes that add an extra dimension of enjoyment to your visit.

EXPERIENCE EASTER JOY AT MINDFUL SPACE

Seeking traditional Easter fun? Look no further than the Easter Carnival at Mindful Space in Newton. At $95 for a parent-child duo, you can decorate Easter cakes, engage in an eco-friendly egg hunt, and navigate a teamwork-focused obstacle course. It’s a day to foster family bonds and revel in the spirit of Easter.

BRING ALONG YOUR FURRY FRIENDS TO CRANE PETS WEEKEND & FOOD FAIR

Celebrate Easter with your pets at Crane Pets Weekend & Food Fair in Joo Chiat. Treat yourself and your pets to seasonal bakes, engage in pet-friendly activities, and shop for unique homeware. End the day with a culinary journey through Katong’s vibrant shophouse district.

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Food

Discover 8 top Halal eateries for breaking fast during Ramadan, perfect for you and your family

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Post date March 15, 2024
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Enjoy a sumptuous spread at Halal-certified buffet restaurant Captain Kim Korean BBQ and Hotpot.

Discover Halal eateries nestled within HomeTeamNS clubhouses, as well as those located near police centres and fire stations. These spots offer convenience and comfort for our dedicated servicemen and women to break fast.

PHOTOS: SRI BISTARI, SUKI SUKI THAI HOT POT, HEAVENLY WANG, LEPAK ONE CORNER, CAPTAIN KIM KOREAN BBQ AND HOTPOT

TEXT: THERESE TAY

The holy month of Ramadan is a time of reflection, devotion, and community. For Muslims, fasting from dawn to sunset is not just a physical discipline; it is a spiritual journey that fosters self-control and compassion. The break of fast is more than just a dining experience; it’s a cherished ritual that reinforces family and community ties.

As the sun sets and the call to prayer resonates, finding the right place to break fast is essential. For our Singapore Police Force (SPF) and Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) officers and HomeTeamNS members, here are 8 top Halal eateries that combine great value with the convenience you deserve.

SRI BISTARI AT HOMETEAMNS BEDOK RESERVOIR

If you’re craving authentic flavours after a day of fasting, Sri Bistari is your go-to spot at HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir. Its signature ayam penyet, smashed fried chicken dish perfectly paired with fragrant rice, is a must-try. You can also savour a selection of grilled delights, including barbecued squid and prawns; and Western favourites like black pepper sirloin steak and classic fish and chips. For the perfect finale, order a warm Belgian waffle topped with creamy gelato.

Check out their special Ramadan menu featuring delectable dishes the likes of barbecued stingray, salted egg chicken, sweet and sour fish, tom yum soup, and more with sets for up to 6 pax.

HomeTeamNS members enjoy 10% off the total bill (not applicable for promotional menu items).

HEAVENLY WANG AT HOMETEAMNS BUKIT BATOK

Whether you want to enjoy breakfast classics for dinner or just a quick bite, Heavenly Wang is your Halal-certified choice for traditional Nanyang breakfast sets, complete with kaya toast, soft-boiled eggs, and your choice of coffee or tea. Other local delights include mee siam, mee rebus, and more. Heavenly Wang operates at multiple locations around Singapore.

HomeTeamNS members enjoy 20% off the total bill at the HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok outlet.

SUKI SUKI HOT POT AT HOMETEAMNS KHATIB

Gather your friends and family for a delightful communal dining experience at Suki Suki Hot Pot, located at HomeTeamNS Khatib. Feast on over 40 ingredients, including thinly sliced beef, tender chicken, homemade fish paste, an assortment of vegetables, and a variety of mushrooms. Elevate your hot pot meal with seven flavourful soup bases, ranging from Nourishing Chicken to the rich Singapore Lemak Laksa and the zesty Sawadee Tom Yum Goong. It’s the perfect way to bond over food and conversations.

This Ramadan, tantalise your tastebuds with specialty desserts; mango with sweet fish sauce and Thai ice kachang and enjoy attractive promotions when you dine with your family.

HomeTeamNS members enjoy 10% off the total bill.

BAHRAKATH MUTTON SOUP ALONG BUKIT TIMAH

Bahrakath Mutton Soup, located at Adam Road Food Centre, is a culinary gem with a legacy dating back to 1973. Awarded the Michelin Bib Gourmand status, this stall is famed for its rich and savoury mutton soup, steeped in a blend of traditional herbs that creates an unforgettable, moreish taste.

Don’t forget to pair it with bread, perfect for savouring every last drop of the flavourful broth. Situated just a short walk from Bukit Timah Neighbourhood Police Centre, Bahrakath Mutton Soup is a must-visit for a hearty meal that warms the soul.

CAPTAIN KIM KOREAN BBQ AND HOTPOT IN THE HEART OF CLEMENTI

Located near Clementi Police Division HQ, Clementi Neighbourhood Police Centre, and Clementi Fire Station, this Halal-certified buffet restaurant at Grantral Mall serves as the ideal spot for families to gather and break their fast. With a spread of over 60 meats and other diverse ingredients on offer, Captain Kim Korean BBQ and Hotpot promises a satisfying dining experience for our dedicated servicemen and their families .

COBA COBA AT YISHUN NORTH

At Coba Coba (‘give it a try’ in Bahasa Indonesia), you’re invited to explore an array of Indonesian cuisine. Located within walking distance from Yishun North Neighbourhood Police Centre, this eatery is the place for nasi ambeng and nasi padang. With over 30 dishes to choose from, including tahu telur, lemak siput sedut, and stuffed sotong sumbat, your taste buds are in for an adventure.

LEPAK ONE CORNER IN A CHIC CONTAINER COFFEESHOP

A stone’s throw from Yishun Fire Station, Lepak One Corner offers a unique dining experience in its trendy container-style setting. Managed by well-known Halal restaurant Yassin Kampung, this coffeeshop presents a smorgasbord of Halal-certified delights. From mookata and lok lok to dim sum and pastas, every dish is a tummy filler. Whether you’re a firefighter or a food enthusiast in the area, this spot is a must-visit.

SPIZE NEAR CHANGI FIRE STATION

The Simpang Bedok outlet of beloved homegrown brand Spize offers a variety of dining options. From sizzling local stir-fries and street food to Mediterranean roasts, along with an assortment of healthy salads and soups, there’s something to satisfy every palate. Conveniently located for those at the nearby Changi Fire Station, this eatery caters to late-night cravings too, welcoming guests until 11pm daily.

Technology In The Force

CSI-Worthy: How Singapore Police Force Forensics Specialists use cutting-edge technologies to solve crimes

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Post date March 13, 2024
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Their high-tech tools include 3D scanners that help recreate crime scenes and a mixed reality system deployed to train officers.

PHOTOS: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE

Cutting-edge technology has revolutionised criminal investigations, providing law enforcement with powerful tools to unravel complex cases. Advanced forensic techniques, including DNA analysis and digital forensics, enable investigators to establish links and solve crimes more efficiently.

This is certainly the case at the Singapore Police Force (SPF), where our Forensic Specialists utilise cutting-edge technology to capture detailed and accurate visual representations of a crime scene, thereby assisting Investigation Officers in their work. Here are some modern tools, as revealed in this SPF Police Life Magazine article, that bolster law enforcement’s capabilities.

3D SCANNERS

3D laser scanners enhance crime scene documentation by swiftly capturing precise spatial information. Emitting lasers to form point clouds, which comprise millions of data points, these scanners generate digital replicas of crime scenes. Today, Forensic Specialists deploy a suite of 3D laser scanners, each tailored to specific working distances, to comprehensively document scenes.

Terrestrial 3D laser scanners are used to document general crime scenes, and are equipped to capture an entire football field-sized scene in a single scan through strategic positioning.

Complementing these are handheld 3D laser scanners that navigate obstructed areas beyond the reach of terrestrial scanners. In addition, there are also high-resolution 3D laser scanners that capture intricate details. The data generated from each laser scanner can be amalgamated into a holistic dataset, revealing everything from information about general scenes to minute details. This contributes to more efficient investigations by reducing reliance on manual measurement methods, minimising evidence disturbance, and facilitating forensic reconstruction.

MIXED REALITY TRAINING SYSTEM

Developed in collaboration with the Home Team Science and Technology Agency’s (HTX’s) Human Factors & Simulation Centre of Expertise, the Mixed Reality Training System employs an innovative training approach. By superimposing virtual evidence such as weapons and bloodstain patterns onto real world set ups, the system allows trainees to practise processing scenes through the lenses of mixed reality goggles. This technique enables bloodstain pattern recognition capabilities, ensuring a more productive training outcome.

The adoption of advanced technology not only revolutionises crime scene processing but also significantly enhances training methods for Forensic Specialists. This undoubtedly represents an extraordinary leap forward in forensic investigations and training within the law enforcement community.

Interested in serving beyond your obligations? Consider the Volunteer Extension Scheme, which allows PNSMen who have completed their NS liability to continue serving beyond their statutory age. PNSMen (With NS liability) who have passed their statutory age of 40 years (Junior Officers) & 50 years (Senior Officers) may apply.

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6 savvy money management tips for a healthier bank balance

Post author By Ben
Post date March 11, 2024
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These wallet-friendly budget hacks can help you to save more and plan for your future.

PHOTOS: HOMETEAMNS, SHUTTERSTOCK

TEXT: MELODY TAN

(No) thanks to inflation and other factors, the cost of living is going up, with necessities like water and public transportation already seeing price hikes.

But fret not, there’s a silver lining for your wallet. With these six smart money-saving strategies, your financial goals – from buying your first home to planning for retirement – will still be within reach, and you won’t have to resort to a diet of bread and water to achieve them.

#1 CHOOSE MEAL PREPPING OVER DINING OUT

Did you know that eating all three meals outside at a hawker centre, food court or kopitiam could set you back an average of S$16.89 per weekday?

Multiply that by 20 working days, and you could be spending $337.80 a month – or a total of $4,053.60 a year. That’s not even counting dining out at restaurants or ordering in when you don’t feel like leaving the house. Cooking at home is a cheaper alternative, but it’s often tough to find the time (or energy) to whip up nutritious meals after a long day at work.

The solution: Meal prep in large batches on weekends. Freeze your culinary creations in handy portions and grab one every morning to bring to work for lunch. This will also save you the time spent on queuing up, securing a table and walking to and from your lunch spot.

Best of all, there are plenty of free recipes online that you can customise according to your dietary needs and personal meal preferences.

#2 LET YOUR SPENDING DO THE EARNING

Sometimes, you can’t avoid spending on necessities such as clothes for important occasions or a quick bite from a nearby mall when you’re short on time. Why not make use of your spending to save on future purchases?

Major mall developers like CapitaLand and Frasers Property Singapore offer loyalty programmes that allow shoppers to scan receipts via their phones to accumulate points, which can then be redeemed for discount vouchers and freebies.

Similarly, HomeTeamNS has its own Rewards+ programme, where members earn +HPoints when they book participating facilities, make in-app purchases, and sign up for or renew their memberships, as long as there is a minimum spend of $10.

Every 100 +HPoints can be redeemed for $1 off payments made on the HomeTeamNS mobile app. This rewards programme makes planning leisure activities, such as a fun-filled staycation at East Villa, both enjoyable and financially savvy.

#3 TAP ON SUPPORT TO LIGHTEN YOUR LOAD

If you haven’t yet done so, don’t forget to claim your Community Development Council (CDC) vouchers for 2024. Rolled out last month, this government initiative aims to ease the burden of living expenses for Singaporean families. Each household is entitled to $500 in vouchers: Half for use at participating supermarkets and the other half at participating heartland merchants and hawkers.

Budget 2024, which was announced on 16 Feb, included another $600 in CDC vouchers as part of the Assurance Package’s $1.9 billion increase, with the same terms and conditions of usage.

To maximise the mileage of your vouchers, pair them with existing membership deals or promotions at supermarkets. For instance, FairPrice offers discounts ranging between two to three per cent on certain days to groups such as senior citizens, Pioneer and Merdeka Generations, and Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) Blue cardholders. Be sure to check the designated day for these discounts and have your proof of eligibility ready to show at the cashier.

Other Budget 2024 initiatives include a Cost-of-Living Special Payment of between $200 and $400 in Sep for those aged 21 and above who earn less than $100,000 per year and own not more than one property. There are also U-Save utility rebates of up to $950, and a one-off Service and Conservancy Charges rebate for households in Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats, with the amount to be determined by flat type.

#4 UNLOCK DEALS WITH YOUR HOMETEAMNS MEMBERSHIP

Discover a world of exclusive discounts, rewards and benefits at a wide range of merchants with your HomeTeamNS membership. Enjoy perks such as one year of free travel or home insurance, 15% off handyman services for your household needs, and special rates at Thomson Medical.

For the young ones, T-Play at HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok and Khatib clubhouses, along with Action Motion, offer fantastic active play experiences where children can burn off their excess energy and hone their competitive spirit.

Action Motion, in particular, features an innovative gamified system that displays player scores and timings on a leaderboard, adding an extra layer of excitement. HomeTeamNS members benefit from discounted rates at these venues.

If your kids prefer cooling off in a pool or practicing their swim strokes, bring them to the nearest clubhouse pool, where HomeTeamNS Ordinary, Associate and Family membership holders enjoy free entry all day.

Additionally, the HomeTeamNS membership entitles you to useful discounts on childcare and enrichment programmes. Promotions are updated throughout the year, so visit the HomeTeamNS website and mobile app regularly to catch the latest deals.

In celebration of the inaugural Home Team Day on 24 Feb, eligible members and their family can get a one-year FREE HomeTeamNS membership. Existing members will have their memberships automatically extended to 31 Mar 2025. Find out more here: https://www.hometeamns.sg/htd2024/

#5 ONE IN, ONE OUT: DECLUTTER FOR CASH

If you tend to indulge in hobbies or make impulse purchases, set a rule for yourself: Before you can buy another item, you need to first get rid of one – by selling it online. While you might not recoup the full cost, selling your pre-loved items helps declutter your space and allows you to continue funding your passions without having to dip into your savings.

Tip: While most people are familiar with mainstream selling platforms like Carousell, look to niche ones if you have specialised items – such as Novelship for sneakers and collectibles, MadamMilan and Née Vintage for designer fashion, and Thryft for books and clothing (which can be exchanged for store credit only).

#6 MAKE USE OF FREE LEARNING RESOURCES

Trimming expenses is only part of the equation when it comes to achieving financial freedom. Giving your career – and, therefore, income – a boost is equally important.

Leverage your SkillsFuture credits on approved courses to upgrade your skillsets and nail your next career milestone, whether it’s a promotion or a shift to a preferred industry. All citizens aged 25 and above have an initial $500 SkillsFuture Credit, plus a one-time top-up of $500 in 2020 (valid until 31 Dec 2025). Those aged 40 to 60 received an Additional SkillsFuture Credit of the same amount as a form of mid-career support.

This year’s Budget also comprises additional SkillsFuture credits of $4,000 and a monthly training allowance of up to $3,000 for Singaporeans aged 40 and above. Both are applicable to full-time programmes and courses that improve employability prospects to help individuals increase their chances of securing more skilled positions in the workforce.

For self-learners, the National Library Board (NLB) provides extensive resources beyond books. If you’re looking to start your own business or want to explore a different career, check out LearnX on the NLB website. The platform offers curated video and podcast playlists, learning packages and workshop listings on topics spanning diverse fields from digital literacy and sustainability to health and wellness and the arts.

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Leading by example: A woman’s trailblazing role in the Home Team

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Post date March 8, 2024
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Meet Ms Tay Wee Li, Senior Director of Finance and Administration Division at the Ministry of Home Affairs, who has held a variety of leadership roles across different departments such as the Integrated Checkpoints Command, Operations, Police Intelligence and Police Coast Guard.

In celebration of International Women’s Day on 8 March, we spotlight Ministry of Home Affair’s (MHA) Senior Director of Finance and Administration Division, Ms Tay Wee Li’s impressive journey within the Home Team. From her start on the front lines in the Singapore Police Force (SPF) to her strategic role in MHA headquarters, Ms Tay shares her insights on leadership, female empowerment, and the power of community in policing.

TEXT: DENNIS YIN

PHOTOS: TAY WEE LI

Could you outline your career trajectory, including the roles and committees you’ve served on?

My journey began as an Investigation officer in Central Police Division in 2003. I became a team leader in Clementi Neighbourhood Police Centre before taking on staff roles in planning and operations thereafter. In 2012, I moved on to my first milestone leadership role as the Commanding Officer at Bukit Panjang Neighbourhood Police Centre, followed by a series of leadership roles across different departments, from Integrated Checkpoints Command, Police’s Operations Department, Police Intelligence Department to Police Coast Guard, culminating in my current position as Senior Director of the Finance and Admin Division at the Ministry of Home Affairs since 2023. Alongside this, I am a member of various committees, namely the Police Paracounsellor and Women’s Committees, and I’m on the board of POLWEL Co-operative Society Limited and the Management Committee of HomeTeamNS.

What motivated you to join the SPF, and how did your experiences shape your journey within the organisation?

At the core of public service is a genuine desire to assist others. For the Singapore Police Force, our goal is also to ensure a safe and secure environment for everyone. This mission has guided my decision-making, be it with policies or operations, and fuelled my commitment throughout my career.

You’ve led the planning and execution of various major public events, including the National Day Parade, the Singapore Grand Prix, and the Trump-Kim Summit. Which experience stands out for you?

Definitely the Trump-Kim Summit; the operation was an eye-opener. It showcased the remarkable efficiency of all the agencies involved, given that the turn-around time was extremely tight. Despite the sleepless nights, the effort was all worth it.

Could you share an example of a task that didn’t go as planned and how you addressed the challenges?

When it comes to challenges, I believe facing them head on objectively and maintaining clear communications with stakeholders are essential. Every setback is an opportunity to learn and improve.

As Deputy Chairwoman of the Police Paracounsellor Committee, why do you believe this role is vital?

Empathy, support, and resilience are crucial traits for our paracounsellors, who are the organisation’s bedrock for mental well-being. Their roles include providing peer support and counselling to fellow officers; promoting resilience and mental well-being efforts within the SPF; supporting affected officers and next-of-kin during crisis; and operational ground sensing.

Having been a paracounsellor for 20 years, I’ve realised that Police work is challenging, and our officers carry a lot of emotional burden due to their cases on top of personal challenges in their own lives. Being on this committee has been a very gratifying journey and it’s deeply fulfilling to be able to support colleagues and learn about oneself in the process.

What was the career transition like going from working in the SPF to your current role in the Ministry of Home Affairs?

The transition was smooth, thanks to the support from the Ministry and my colleagues. Apart from the job scope, there is no difference in what is set out at the Ministry level and at the ground level. The core mission remains the same: to make Singapore a safe and secure place.

What’s the most valuable lesson you’ve learnt working with the Home Team, and how has it influenced your approach to leadership and teamwork?

In the Home Team, we often have to deal with real-time incidents. We are expected to multitask and make decisions fast to the best of our capabilities. When things don’t go as planned, we should not shy away from accountability; we should work with relevant stakeholders to improve the situation.

In light of the demanding roles you’ve undertaken throughout your career, how do you stay motivated?

Always remember why you joined the force and remain optimistic during challenging situations. Challenging times often foster the strongest team bonds.

As a HomeTeamNS Management Committee member, what has been the most rewarding aspect of your involvement?

It is heartening to see how the committee’s efforts have helped to enhance the clubhouses’ facilities for our Home Team community. It makes me proud to visit our HomeTeamNS facilities.

What future aspirations do you hold for HomeTeamNS?

I hope to see every Home Team officer and National Serviceman think of HomeTeamNS facilities as their first choice for private or official use.

As a member of the Police Women’s Committee, what are some key initiatives you have been involved in, and how have they impacted gender equality and empowerment within the force?

The committee is dedicated to enhancing the work environment, creating opportunities, and offering robust support to our female officers. There are many equal opportunities that are given to both female and male officers in the Police Force. Indeed, many capable female officers serve in various frontline and specialist units, working hand in hand with their male counterparts. We aim to position the SPF as a desirable career choice for women. In fact, we’re celebrating the 75^th Anniversary of Women in Policing this year with a special recruitment event on 13 April, so be sure to look out for it!

In my own sub-committee, we also look at family-friendly initiatives. For example, one of our initiatives is designed to help pregnant and post-partum female officers transit into roles where they can continue to excel and manage life-stage changes effectively.

How do you balance your professional and personal life, considering you are a mother, wife, daughter, and friend?

I am grateful for having supportive family, supervisors, and peers. What matters is to be able to spend quality time with them. Having the ability to multitask and prioritise also helps with managing one’s time.

What advice would you offer women seeking work-life balance in demanding careers?

Do not be shy about asking for help when you need it. There may be many issues that demand your attention and if you need the extra pair of hands, do shout out.

To thank our Home Team Officers for their contributions to the safety and security of Singapore and Singaporeans, eligible Home Team officers, national servicemen, and those serving in the Volunteer Special Constabulary (VSC) and Civil Defence Auxiliary Unit (CDAU), will be given a complimentary one-year HomeTeamNS membership from mid-March 2024 onwards. Click here and here for details.

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