Media Press · Project Green Ribbon Singapore
Media Press Coverage of Project Green Ribbon.
Independent reporting, interviews, radio, podcasts and external public records that document Project Green Ribbon’s journey, people, youth mental-health work and lived-experience platforms in Singapore.
This archive separates original editorial coverage from podcasts, community partnerships, republished articles and external resource listings — so the public record stays useful rather than inflated.
Latest public footprint · 2025
New conversations. Same purpose.
PGR’s public record continued in 2025 through long-form storytelling, a community fundraising partnership and radio discussion focused on youth mental health.
5 Lessons on Vulnerability, Forgiveness, and Healing
OpenHaus speaks with Ling Anne Hsieh about identity, becoming a young mother, founding Project Green Ribbon, preventive mental-health support and emotional resilience for young people.
Watch the OpenHaus interview ↗Let’s Take A Walk 2025 selects Project Green Ribbon as beneficiary
The volunteer-organised endurance walking event by Raleigh Singapore named PGR as its 2025 beneficiary, linking community fundraising with youth mental-health awareness.
Visit Let’s Take A Walk ↗Let’s Take A Walk 2025: Step Forward for Youth Mental Health
Matthew Sim, LTAW 2025 co-chair, and PGR board member Lim Lei Theng joined MONEY FM’s Saturday Mornings to discuss the walk, youth mental health and Project Green Ribbon.
Listen to the radio segment ↗Featured video coverage
Stories, interviews and conversations on camera.
These are separate productions by different media organisations and creators. Each link below points to the original video supplied or published by that outlet.
Ling Anne Hsieh on youth mental health and wellbeing support
A CNA video segment featuring Ling discussing youth mental-health challenges and access to support.
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Pregnant at 15, I spent my younger years running away from everything. Now, I want to help others like me.
Mothership documented Ling’s lived experience and the story behind Project Green Ribbon in both written and video formats.
Restarting My Life After Working In Geylang And Getting Pregnant At 15: Ling
A long-form ZULA conversation with Ling about her lived experience, recovery and the journey that shaped Project Green Ribbon.
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A conversation with Ling Anne Hsieh
An independent video conversation with Ling about emotional connection, lived experience and the personal journey behind her work.
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Living On The Streets At 10, Facing Sexual Abuse & Turning Pain Into Purpose — Ling
A long-form conversation with Ling on childhood instability, trauma, resilience, her relationship with Iskandar and finding purpose through Project Green Ribbon.
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The Royal Singapore · 2021
Where PGR’s media journey began.
Project Green Ribbon regards this The Royal Singapore interview as its first major media breakthrough — an early public moment when Ling Anne Hsieh told her story openly and gave audiences context for the lived experience behind the organisation.
“I had to stand at Geylang and pretend to be a prostitute”The video focuses on Ling’s experiences growing up, survival, vulnerability and the path that eventually fed into the purpose behind Project Green Ribbon.
Watch The Royal Singapore feature ↗Media Press Coverage · Written
Independent reporting across the PGR journey.
From youth crisis support and family stories to ILLUMINATE, The Unheard and Ling’s lived experience, these articles provide an external record of different stages in PGR’s development.
New mental health care facility for youth with suicide risks a ‘good option’ but some concerns remain, say observers
CNA reporting on youth suicide-risk care in Singapore, quoting Project Green Ribbon co-founder Ling Anne Hsieh on early intervention, family context, stigma and continuity of support.
Read original coverage ↗ Youth mental healthYoung people face shortage of reliable accessible resources when seeking mental health help: Expert
CNA Singapore Tonight coverage featuring Ling on stress, anxiety, depression, harmful coping mechanisms and the barriers young people face when seeking support.
Read original coverage ↗ Family supportRenewed sense of hope for mother and daughter after a tough spell
A Straits Times family feature documenting how a mother and daughter connected with Project Green Ribbon during a difficult period and received practical support.
Read original coverage ↗ Community mental healthExtra help for underprivileged women amid pandemic
Coverage of community organisations supporting women during the pandemic, including PGR’s mental-wellness outreach talks and mentoring programmes.
Read original coverage ↗ ILLUMINATEMental health task force in S’pore working with social media platforms to mitigate cyber bullying
Singapore mental-health coverage that also records ILLUMINATE — Beauty In Imperfection, organised by Project Green Ribbon.
Read original coverage ↗ The Unheard‘The black dog sank its fangs into me’: Actor Adrian Pang opens up about his depression
Coverage of The Unheard: Human Library, organised by Project Green Ribbon for World Mental Health Day and centred on lived-experience conversations.
Read original coverage ↗ ILLUMINATEFriyay!: What to listen to — ILLUMINATE: Beauty In Imperfection
A Straits Times entertainment recommendation featuring Project Green Ribbon’s ILLUMINATE mental-health awareness music festival.
Read original coverage ↗ ILLUMINATEMusic Picks: Mandopop online concerts, Cherry Bullet’s EP
Another Straits Times feature highlighting ILLUMINATE — Beauty In Imperfection and PGR’s mental-health advocacy through music and youth engagement.
Read original coverage ↗ PGR beginningsShe became a KTV hostess at 14: Project Green Ribbon co-founder shares traumatic past
A long-form profile of Ling Anne Hsieh covering her lived experience, mental-health journey, family life and the beginnings of Project Green Ribbon.
Read original coverage ↗ ProfileProject Green Ribbon Co-Founder Recalls Past Trauma As KTV Hostess
A profile of Ling Anne Hsieh examining her personal history, mental-health journey and the motivation behind Project Green Ribbon.
Read original coverage ↗ Local LegendLing Anne Hsieh — Co-founder of Project Green Ribbon
Honeycombers’ Local Legend profile on Ling, her lived experience and why she wanted to use her struggles to help people facing similar circumstances.
Read original coverage ↗ External profileHaving Children Today Is Unpopular — These Singaporeans Want Them Anyway
A wider social feature that includes Ling Anne Hsieh and Iskandar Mahadi, identifying Ling as co-founder of Project Green Ribbon and discussing family and parenthood.
Read original coverage ↗Podcasts & external conversations
Beyond traditional news coverage.
PGR and Ling have also appeared in longer-form conversations and external community events where mental health, lived experience and social impact could be explored in greater depth.
Republished & syndicated coverage
Kept for completeness — not double-counted.
These pages substantially reproduce or mirror coverage already represented above, so PGR lists them without pretending they are separate original editorial wins.
External ecosystem references
Where PGR appears beyond the press.
These are useful third-party public records, directories or industry references. They are deliberately separated from independent journalism.
Current context
Coverage captures moments. The work continues.
Older stories reflect Project Green Ribbon at the time they were published. For current information about PGR, Green Hearth, governance, youth support and The Unheard, use the organisation’s current first-party pages.
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