Clean-up at Beaches and Parks

Organise a 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 CleanPod near you.

Last updated 15 September 2026

Stay Safe During the Haze

If you are organising or participating in a clean-up during periods of haze:

Check the 24-hour PSI before starting your clean-up activity
Reduce prolonged or strenuous outdoor activity, particularly for the elderly, pregnant women, and those with chronic heart or lung conditions
Take regular breaks indoors, where possible, and stay well hydrated
Adjust, postpone or stop the clean-up activity if haze conditions worsen
Visit www.haze.gov.sg (opens in new tab) for the latest haze updates and health advisories

An infographic by the National Environment Agency (NEA) titled 'How to Plan Your Outdoor Activities During Haze'. The infographic is divided into two sections. The first section covers immediate outdoor activities, advising the public to use 1-hour PM2.5 readings across four bands ranging from Normal to Very High, with corresponding activity recommendations. The second section covers next day activities, advising the use of the 24-hour PSI forecast across five categories from Good to Hazardous, with tailored recommendations for healthy persons, the elderly, pregnant women, children, and persons with chronic lung or heart disease. Current air quality readings are available at www.haze.gov.sg, www.nea.gov.sg, and the myENV mobile app.

Step 1: Register your clean-up

Registration can be made on the e-portal from 21 days up to 90 days in advance.

*Should you encounter any difficulties registering for a clean-up on NEA's e-Portal, we recommend clearing your browser cookies and cache, or attempting to register using a privncognito browser window.

Step 2: Request for CleanPod access

Kindly email us 7–10 working days before your clean-up and provide your booking reference number.

Email us 7-10 working days before clean-up

Step 3: Submission of clean-up data to R.I.S.E Portal

You are encouraged to submit your clean-up data via PHC’s R.I.S.E Champions Network Portal below.

Submit here

A group of residents participating in a neighbourhood clean-up activity in a Singapore HDB estate. In the foreground, a boy uses a litter picker to collect litter along a pathway, while a girl bends down to pick up litter by hand. An adult woman holding a blue rubbish bag supervises nearby. A rubbish bin and HDB blocks are visible in the background

Everyone has a part to play in keeping Singapore clean, and taking action through clean-ups is a great way to make a positive impact on our living environment.

Clean-ups are a good way to demonstrate our support for a clean and hygienic environment, and through participating in them, we can better understand the importance of keeping our shared spaces clean. They can also be a fun and engaging activity for children to learn about environmentalism.

Here's a simple guide (opens in new tab) to help you organise your clean-up!

How to Organise Clean-up in Beaches, Parks or Estates:

Step 1: Identify when and where you would like to conduct your clean-up activity.
Step 2: Register your clean-up via the e-Portal, if required for your location.
(Should you encounter any difficulties registering for a clean-up on NEA's e-Portal, we recommend clearing your browser cookies and cache, or attempting to register using a private/incognito browser window.)
Step 3: Get ready your clean-up tools (eg. Tongs, upcycled plastic bag & more). Alternatively, you may borrow litter-picking tools from a CleanPod near you. Email us at ask@publichygienecouncil.sg (opens in new tab) with your booking reference number, 7 to 10 days before your clean-up date.
Step 4: Before the clean-up, brief your friends/family/participants on the dos and don'ts, and safety guidelines to note for the activity. Remind them to stay hydrated. Learn more here (opens in new tab).
Step 5: After the clean-up, take a group photo with the trash collected. Post the photo on your social media account and hashtag #KeepSGClean. Share Your Clean-up Data on the R.I.S.E Portal (opens in new tab)[Optional]
Step 6: Dispose of all collected trash in the nearest available/designated bins.

Explore Our Clean-Up Locations

Find maps, nearest rubbish disposal points, CleanPod details, and everything you need to plan your Clean-Up below

Clean-up at These Locations Require e-Portal Registration

Please select the area where you would like to organise your clean-up to view more information, such as trash disposal points and park maps.

*No CleanPod at this Clean-up locations.

Please note the following information before registration:

There is no fee required for the registration.
Participants may conduct the beach clean-up between 9am to 6pm daily.
Recommended to have maximum of 50 participants per beach/park area. (e.g. maximum 50 pax at East Coast Park, Area G)
The activity is to be solely conducted by the teacher-in-charge / person-in-charge. No NEA / PHC personnel will be present to facilitate the clean-up.
NEA / PHC will not issue any ‘Certificate of Participation’.
For more details on CleanPod contents and available tools click here.

Information of Cleanpod

Find your nearest CleanPod at parks, beaches and housing estates across Singapore

CleanPod

Borrow free litter-picking tools from a CleanPod near you to organise a Clean-up.

A malay lady using tongs to pick up rubbish at the estate area

Registration of Clean-Up

Click here to register for your Clean-Up and take the first step towards a cleaner Singapore.