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Mr Cogan Ng
President & Founder
Leads strategic partnerships and programme design across civic education, wellbeing, and digital citizenship.
About Pulse of Tomorrow
We are a youth-led, registered public-benefit non-profit society in Singapore empowering young people to serve with empathy, digital responsibility, and community leadership (UEN: T25SS0191E).
Our Vision
A Singapore where every young person feels confident, included, and inspired to lead positive change in their community.
Our Mission
Pulse of Tomorrow exists to equip youths with the skills, platforms, and experiences to serve their communities with empathy and responsibility.
- Serve their communities
- Foster inclusivity
- Advocate for mental well-being
- Build a better tomorrow together
Our Tagline
Empowering youth to lead, serve, and create the future together.
About the President
Cogan Ng leads Pulse of Tomorrow across youth community building, education, and technology.
Read about his WSQ ACLP 2.0 certification, technical background, and work building youth-led spaces in Singapore.
What drives our work
We help youths aged 13–25 lead change through civic learning, wellbeing conversations, and community action grounded in Singapore.
Youth-led and youth-focused
Youth leaders set the agenda, with Adult Advisors (19+) guiding governance and care.
Open-access membership
Any young person can jump in—no school or background barriers.
Singapore community partnerships
We work with local clubs, schools, and SMEs; no foreign funding needed.
Public-benefit and non-profit mission
As a registered society (UEN: T25SS0191E), every dollar goes back to youth impact.
Our Founder
Mr Cogan Ng
Cogan is a youth leader passionate about civic engagement and mental health advocacy. He has led workshops on anger management, empathy, and compassion for over 200 students at Pei Hwa Secondary School.
He also founded the Pei Hwa Minecraft Project, using Minecraft to teach teamwork and empathy, later showcasing it to Minister for Education Mr Chan Chun Sing.
Executive Committee
Council leadership
The Executive Committee stewards Pulse of Tomorrow's governance, strategy, and programme direction. This is the main leadership body responsible for keeping the organisation accountable and moving forward.
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Mr Kenji Koh
Secretary
Stewards governance processes, documentation, and meeting rhythms that keep the youth-majority team accountable.
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Mr Junston Lee
Treasurer
Oversees budgets, sponsorship tracking, and resource planning to sustain programmes responsibly.
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Mr Thaddeus Choy
Council Member
Supports the Executive Committee in guiding organisational priorities and strengthening delivery.
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Mr Timothy Choy
Council Member
Supports the Executive Committee in guiding organisational priorities and strengthening delivery.
Junior Council (Youth Advisory & Support)
Junior Councillors
The Junior Council brings youth perspectives into Pulse of Tomorrow's planning, outreach, and community engagement. It supports the wider leadership team by keeping ideas grounded in what young people actually need and care about.
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Mr Braven Ang
Junior Council Chairman
Chair
Driven by leadership, communication, and resilience, I aim to shape a better future.
“In Pulse of Tomorrow, youths are given a voice to contribute meaningfully to society and are inspired to do even more.”
Junior Councillors
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Mr Kyler Ang
Junior Councillor
Leadership and communication are the star aspects of my character, and I will shape the future with all my heart.
“In Pulse of Tomorrow, youths share a steady rhythm to shape Singapore's tomorrow.”
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Mr Raymond Ong
Junior Councillor
I am a resilient person who strives to achieve the best outcome in what I do, no matter how long or difficult the task at hand is.
“I believe that in Pulse of Tomorrow, youths should be empowered to contribute more to the wider community.”
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Clara Lim
Junior Councillor
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Cayden Quek
Junior Councillor
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Eunice Hong
Junior Councillor
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James Toh
Junior Councillor
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Fam Yi Kai
Junior Councillor
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Ang Si En
Junior Councillor
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Jay Yeo
Junior Councillor
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Ryan Wang
Junior Councillor
Partnerships
Ground-up collaborations across Singapore
We build with local community clubs, schools, and grassroots groups—no foreign entities—so programmes stay rooted in Singapore.
Local only: we do not take foreign entities or funding. Built with neighbourhood partners.
Community partnerships
What we need- →Venues for workshops and circles
- →Logistics for drives and activations
- →Mentors for civic and wellbeing tracks
Sengkang Community ClubPei Hwa Secondary SchoolNeighbourhood Youth Collective
Partner with us →What partners get
Mutual value- ✓Youth outreach and facilitation teams
- ✓Co-branded programmes rooted in Singapore
- ✓Impact reporting for community contributions
We prioritise alignment with public-benefit goals and inclusive community outcomes.
Learn more →Get Involved
Join us as a volunteer, member, or sponsor
Help us build inclusive youth spaces in Singapore by volunteering, joining Cadet Council, or supporting as a partner.
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Volunteer with us
Support workshops, mentor youth teams, or help operate early community pilots.
- Event facilitation
- Mentoring & coaching
- Community outreach
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Help start the workshops
Join Cadet Council and help shape Youth-Civic Workshops and Mind Matters circles.
- Co-design the first sessions
- Peer-to-peer input
- Digital citizenship focus
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Sponsor or donate in-kind
Provide venues, logistics, or materials to keep our programmes accessible and community-led.
- Venue provision
- Food & logistics support
- Mentorship & prizes
