For Nigel Teo, the kampung spirit is not simply a childhood memory. It is something he has spent years trying to bring back, using technology to connect neighbours and encourage acts of kindness. But the journey has come with personal sacrifices, setbacks and unexpected lessons. In this week’s Up Close, Claudia Lim meets the founder of GoodHood.SG to find out what keeps him going.
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