Dear Friends, The SDA has spoken to residents affected by the SERS project involving Blocks 562 to 565 Ang Mo…
What we stand for
We're on a mission
Our priorities are the same as your priorities – a better quality of life for all Singaporeans, and not just for the privileged few.
Read the SDA’s manifesto to find out more about what we’re fighting for.
(don’t worry, it’s to-the-point and pretty entertaining!)


Developing and Uplifting Singaporean Talents
Singaporeans are Singapore’s greatest resources, and every Singaporean, rich or poor, should have a shot at success.
Responsible Spending to Lower Cost of Living
It’s time to cut extravagant spending on public projects to ease the tax burden on future generations of Singaporeans
Dignified Retirement for Our Elders
Our population is aging, and we need to fix the broken CPF pension scheme now before things spiral out of control.
Latest Issues
What We're Fighting For

Fixing the Causeway Problems: So Much Time, So Little Progress
Dear Friends, If you’re travelling to Malaysia during this May school holiday period, be prepared to wait for hours amongst…

Visit to Block 323B Sumang Walk
It was a hot and humid weekend out! But we’re happy to catch up once again with residents of Block…

SDA Labour Day Message 2022
Dear Friends, Singapore’s greatest resource is, and always will be, our people. Our nation was built on the hard work…

The Tragic Loss of a Child and Overloaded Public Hospitals
<photo courtesy: Mee Pok Tah/Facebook> Dear Friends, I am deeply saddened to hear about the incident at the National University…
Our Causes.
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Reaching out to all Common Singaporeans
We're Doing Our Best
The SDA has been serving the residents of Pasir Ris and Punggol for close to two decades. We also hold charity drives and social activities across Singapore because we believe that no Singaporean should be left behind.
Members and volunteers
In case you missed it!
General Election 2020
They flip, Singapore flops!
Weak leaders who can’t make up their minds and consistently produce half-hearted measures that hurt us Common Singaporeans.
Is this the kind of government we want?

