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Public Hygiene Council (PHC) Singapore

Initiatives & Programmes

Explore the PHC's initiatives supporting the Keep Singapore Clean Movement, from community clean-ups to networks for individuals and businesses.

Last updated 3 August 2026

The PHC has the following initiatives in place to support and strengthen the Keep Singapore Clean Movement: 

A group of Cleanhood participants gathered together with the Public Hygiene Council team and mascot.

CleanHood

Join the CleanHood programme to help keep your neighbourhood clean. Residents, schools, and businesses work together to build a cleaner, more liveable Singapore.

Illustration of three cartoon students in Singapore school uniforms holding cleaning cloths in a classroom setting. A whiteboard behind them reads 'We all have a hand in it!' with a heart symbol. The classroom features a Classroom Rules poster listing Listen, Raise Hand, Take Turns, and Keep Clean, as well as an Our Class Promise poster with the values Be Respectful, Be Responsible, Be Safe, and Be Kind. A Singapore flag is displayed on the wall, and a recycling bin is visible in the corner of the classroom

CleanHood @ Schools

Learn more about the Public Hygiene Council's CleanHood@Schools engagement activities and resources for schools.

2 ladies picking rubbish with tongs and rubbish bag

Clean-Up at Beaches and Parks

Organise a free clean-up at a beach or park near you and help keep Singapore's public spaces clean. Register via NEA's ePortal and borrow litter-picking tools from a nearby CleanPod.

a group of people picking rubbish in an alley

Corporate Action Network

Learn all about the Corporate Action Network (CAN), PHC's initiative that unites businesses in championing a cleaner Singapore.

A group of Neighbourhood Toilets Community Group volunteers with PHC chairman and ED

Neighbourhood Toilets Community Group

Join the NTCG to help keep public toilets clean. Volunteers and operators work together to monitor cleanliness and encourage good toilet habits in the community.

rise logo

RISE Champions Network

Find out how the R.I.S.E. Champions Network unites organisations to keep Singapore's public spaces clean and see who its members are.

a girl bining the rubbish

SG Clean Day

Find out when SG Clean Day takes place and do your part to keep Singapore's public spaces clean by binning your litter or joining a clean-up.

Promotional banner for the 'Make the Cut: Keep Singapore Clean' Video Production Competition 2026, organised by the Public Hygiene Council and supported by the Ministry of Education and NCS. The banner features three cartoon characters — a blue character holding a megaphone and clapperboard, a pink character operating a camera on a tripod, and a green monster holding a litter picker and bucket — set against a backdrop of a Singapore HDB neighbourhood

Make The Cut: Keep Singapore Clean Video Production Competition 2026

Find out more about this national competition by the Public Hygiene Council (PHC), where secondary school students showcase compelling stories through film in celebration of PHC's 15th Anniversary.

Dr christina ED from PHC sharing on the bulky waste event

Bulky Waste to Wonder

Turn bulky waste into something wonderful — check back soon for more details.

winner for the KeepSGClean Story Writing Competition

KeepSGClean Story Writing Competition

Share your story about keeping Singapore clean and win exciting prizes in the KeepSGClean Story Writing Competition.